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Hello from Philadelphia, PA! See you in 3 days Amsterdam!
Posted: Mon 14th Jun 2010 11:06 pm
by PhillyTurboSix
I'm coming over in 3 days and I can't wait! I've never been to Amsterdam but I'm going with a group that has been there many times in the past and I always hear great things from them about Amsterdam! I'm staying off of Derde Kostverlorenkade. I think we have a good spot to be around everything.
Just coming over for a nice over due vacation and to take in all of what Amsterdam has to offer. I love going to new places and taking in all of it's beauty. Coffee shops will be nice to check out and taste test as well! So if anyone can suggest some good places in the area I'm staying that would be great.
Also any good food in that general area that is a must please let me know! The group I'm going with know most of the places and we have a ton of stuff planned to do already but any and all suggestions to make the stay even better please post away! I can't wait to get over there! Glad you have this forum and glad I found it!
Bring on the suggestion of everything and anything please! I'll try anything once

Posted: Tue 15th Jun 2010 01:59 am
by Willjay
"High" and Hello fellow KeyStoner
Posted: Tue 15th Jun 2010 05:45 am
by FlyByNite
Welcome to the forum.
What dates will you be in Amsterdam?
I'll post you on the Whos In Town page.
You can see who else may be in town and if there are any Toke & Talks planned.
Enjoy
FlyByNite - Travel preference, not business practice

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Re: Hello from Philadelphia, PA! See you in 3 days Amsterdam
Posted: Tue 15th Jun 2010 07:05 am
by StonedSince67
PhillyTurboSix wrote:I'm coming over in 3 days and I can't wait! I've never been to Amsterdam but I'm going with a group that has been there many times in the past and I always hear great things from them about Amsterdam!
welcome to the forum
How not to get hit by a bike
i just want to double-check that you have read this document from the excellent
S G Collins website recommended by FlyByNite
if you have already read the document, then thanks, but if not, then
please please read before you arrive to ensure your safety in amsterdam traffic, and thanks
have a great trip ...
Posted: Tue 15th Jun 2010 02:04 pm
by PhillyTurboSix
FlyByNite wrote:Welcome to the forum.
What dates will you be in Amsterdam?
I'll post you on the Whos In Town page.
You can see who else may be in town and if there are any Toke & Talks planned.
Enjoy
FlyByNite - Travel preference, not business practice

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Sounds great please do post! I'll be there from 6/18 to 6/26
Re: Hello from Philadelphia, PA! See you in 3 days Amsterdam
Posted: Tue 15th Jun 2010 02:07 pm
by PhillyTurboSix
StonedSince'67 wrote:PhillyTurboSix wrote:I'm coming over in 3 days and I can't wait! I've never been to Amsterdam but I'm going with a group that has been there many times in the past and I always hear great things from them about Amsterdam!
welcome to the forum
How not to get hit by a bike
i just want to double-check that you have read this document from the excellent
S G Collins website recommended by FlyByNite
if you have already read the document, then thanks, but if not, then
please please read before you arrive to ensure your safety in amsterdam traffic, and thanks
have a great trip ...
Thanks for the link! I found that poking around these forums already. Great read for sure and a must for first timers. I showed my friends who have been there a number of times and they even agree it was a great read! Thanks!
Posted: Tue 15th Jun 2010 02:35 pm
by FlyByNite
PhillyTurboSix wrote:I'll be there from 6/18 to 6/26
You have been posted on the June Whos In Town page.
You can see who else may be in town during your stay.
Watch for Toke & Talks, I post them up to the last minute.
Or post one of your own. All I need is a date, time, and coffeeshop to post it.
By default I link your posting to your profile page here on ACD.
https://www.coffeeshopdirect.com/forum/profi ... le&u=48174
I can change it to a web link ( myspace, facebook, personal page )
or an email address if you want.
Enjoy
FlyByNite - Travel preference, not business practice

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Re: Hello from Philadelphia, PA! See you in 3 days Amsterdam
Posted: Tue 15th Jun 2010 05:18 pm
by StonedSince67
PhillyTurboSix wrote:Thanks for the link! I found that poking around these forums already. Great read for sure and a must for first timers. I showed my friends who have been there a number of times and they even agree it was a great read! Thanks!
thanks, but the real thanks go to S G Collins for writing
the bicycle article and to
FlyByNite for bringing
the S G Collins website to everyone's attention
stay safe ...
Posted: Tue 15th Jun 2010 11:12 pm
by PhillyTurboSix
Anything going on while I'm there please post! I want to check it all out!
Here is a maybe odd question. In the morning I love oatmeal. Is that something I can find easy in Amsterdam or do I need to pack some? I hear the croissants are to die for in the morning for breakfast but oatmeal keeps me happy. Something kinda simple but I figured I'd ask!

Posted: Wed 16th Jun 2010 01:56 am
by Iko
V+D department store have the coolest euro "cafeteria", it is 3 levels with a great outdoor balcony.
Some of the freshest, best food in the city.
Pizza, stirfy, panninia, desserts etc etc.
Place is not to be missed and a great value.
It right across from the Flower market.
Posted: Wed 16th Jun 2010 02:14 am
by PhillyTurboSix
Iko wrote:V+D department store have the coolest euro "cafeteria", it is 3 levels with a great outdoor balcony.
Some of the freshest, best food in the city.
Pizza, stirfy, panninia, desserts etc etc.
Place is not to be missed and a great value.
It right across from the Flower market.
Woot! thanks so much for that tip! Sounds like a place you'll find me every day!!

Posted: Wed 16th Jun 2010 10:32 am
by Marco
PhillyTurboSix wrote:Anything going on while I'm there please post! I want to check it all out!
Here is a maybe odd question. In the morning I love oatmeal. Is that something I can find easy in Amsterdam or do I need to pack some? I hear the croissants are to die for in the morning for breakfast but oatmeal keeps me happy. Something kinda simple but I figured I'd ask!

I have never seen Oatmeal here. Granted, I am not looking but it is not too common a food.
Posted: Thu 17th Jun 2010 03:00 pm
by Ghost
Howdo

Posted: Thu 17th Jun 2010 04:38 pm
by Sir Niall of Essex-sire
Marco wrote:PhillyTurboSix wrote:Anything going on while I'm there please post! I want to check it all out!
Here is a maybe odd question. In the morning I love oatmeal. Is that something I can find easy in Amsterdam or do I need to pack some? I hear the croissants are to die for in the morning for breakfast but oatmeal keeps me happy. Something kinda simple but I figured I'd ask!

I have never seen Oatmeal here. Granted, I am not looking but it is not too common a food.
Is Oatmeal like porridge?
Posted: Thu 17th Jun 2010 05:22 pm
by buddy
Yes, and probably easier to find in winter if at all. I know that it's very scarce here in Italy. Not near as easily available as in the states or elsewhere.