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Picturit: Don't you just love it. This was written on the wall of the house, not even a sign....I like the 'please' too.... Amsterdam people are very nice and polite
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Picturit: Don't you just love it... written on the wall...
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Picturit: Me too, Ginnie. What made me look twice is that it is written on the wall.... not even on a sign...
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Picturit: In Amsterdam are more than 811.185 people living and 180 different nationalities, the most in the world. English might be the language most people know.
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Picturit: Or a bottle of beer ..... that might be nice
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Picturit: See it positive, Philine. If it was a sign, it might fly away in the strong winds...
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Picturit: Absolutely, they blame the English for everything even when they are not guilty .... One needs to be blamed, don't you think??
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Picturit: I might think that is a good idea, bicycles indoors are more safe than outdoors and yes they will be cut free and removed. There is often a warning in Amsterdam near the trainstation. Most of the time they give you a few weeks to remove the bikes.
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Picturit: I doubt that will find a bike there.... but you never know of course, this IS Amsterdam, every thing is possible.
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Picturit: HA, you found it... I really had to scribble that one with a marker ..
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Picturit: I thought so too and it was done with a tiny marker I think. Thank you, Mary. I am always at the outlook to find something special.
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Picturit: There was a small hedge and maybe they threw bikes against it as a stand.... which is often done in the Netherlands. This place was also at a narrow corner.
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Picturit: It is and they want to keep it nice, my guess.
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Picturit: Thank you, Claudio. Sometimes we need to keep it simple.
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Picturit: Indeed, Robin. I looked at the sign and it was so odd/strange/different from what I am 'used' to see in Amsterdam. And the handwriting is most beautiful. The hedge was well kept also .
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