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rabirius 
57 responses to “All The Bikes In Amsterdam”
Reblogged this on Le Bien-Etre au bout des Doigts.
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Thanks again, for reblogging one of my pictures.
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Avec plaisir, again…
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Merci. 🙂
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Hee daar staat de mijne die in 1957 is ‘geleend’. Prachtig abstract beeld ….
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Welke is van jou?
Er zijn er zo veel!
Bedankt voor het compliment.
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Oh yes! This is definitely one of the best! Fabulous!
Alison
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I’m happy you like it. Thank you, Alison.
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(Surfing slang sounds stupid coming from me, but the one word that really comes to mind is …) TUBULAR, man! Totally tubular.
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Thanks, Kim.
You could even argue, that the frames of the bikes are made of tubes 🙂
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Wow! Love it!
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Thanks a lot.
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Welcome!
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🙂
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Impressive! 🙂
Happy Easter 🐣🐰🐣
wishing you relaxing holidays,
Dina & the rest of the gang 🌼
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Thank you, Dina.
I also wish you – and the rest of the gang – happy Easter holidays.
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Great image!
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Thanks a lot!
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[…] über All The Bikes In Amsterdam — rabirius […]
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Epic shot!!
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Thank you, Susan.
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Great shot!!!
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I’m glad you like it.
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wonderful Rabirius 🤓 my Dutch roots…a favourite city ☀️🚴🏻♀️😀
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Thank you, Hedy.
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I’m fan. Superb result
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Thanks a lot, Marylou.
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Now I did have to look twice, then saw your title.. 🙂 I bet there are a lot of bikes in Amsterdam. 🙂
Sending Blessings for a wonderful Easter weekend..
❤ xxx Sue
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Yes, there are a lot of bikes. 🙂
I wish you happy Easter as well.
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🙂 ❤
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Love it!!
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Thank you, Sarah.
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My pleasure 🙂
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🙂
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Reblogged this on luc20090's Blog.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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You’re welcome
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🙂
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Reblogged this on Manolis.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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i remember parking
there on the river 🙂
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Well, there is a lot of space around the station for bikes.
That one was by the river though.
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🙂 Fabulous, great idea!
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I’m glad you like it.
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Take the ride!
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I will, the next time I’m in Amsterdam.
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Wild place for first time bike riders…
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Well, there are a lot of bikes in the Netherlands, but I had the feeling that they were riding with care…
…in Germany I experienced more crazy bikers, even though there are not as many. 🙂
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…unwritten rules of the road differ in every country, no?
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Yes, they most likely do.
The best place fore biking I actually found was Denmark. It is very friendly towards bikers. But the in the Netherlands it is good too.
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In the smaller towns, I’ve found the Swiss automobile drivers to be very respectful of bikes sharing the same roads…but tourist bike riders need to do a bit of online research to understand that tricky interface between motorised vehicles and bicycles on shared roads. Might be the same for every country.
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Most likely.
However, I encountered many bikers riding though desert and mountainous countries where people are not used to bikes on the road at all. I think that is pretty dangerous.
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I hear that–had that same experience in the United States about ten years ago.
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Yes, that county seems to be all about cars. 🙂
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