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- Velcome in Amsterdam.
- That's right, we are here in Amsterdam,
and this city is world-famous for
flowers, windmills,
- [Woman] and everything behind it.
- You know, I love the hustle and bustle of the Amsterdam,
but I'm excited to check out
this quaint little fishing village.
Now here's an interesting fact about Holland:
Almost half of the country is under the level of water,
so the houses in the old days were built on stilts.
It is lunch-time and when you're in a fishing village,
you gotta eat fish and check it out,
this is some harring, which is herring
and you gotta eat it like this.
Mmm,
tastes so good.
This is how the locals do it.
We are now in Zon-sen Shen-shkons.
It's a hard name to say,
but what really matters, they have a cheese factory.
- You can try all the cheeses over there.
- This is my favorite part of the tour.
We get to try out, the cheese.
Check this out,
I betcha didn't think that there was a museum
dedicated only to clogs.
Well, there is and this place
is clog heaven.
- My machine foun takes less than five minutes.
- It does not get anymore dutch
than wooden clogs with the windmill on the clogs.
Two in one, baby.
Behind me, you see some of the giant windmills
and obviously, they are some of the national symbols
of Holland, but there's a lot more to it than just that,
you see, the windmills are responsible
for pumping out all of the water
and creating a lot of the land where the Dutch now live,
so they owe a lot to these beautiful windmills.
- Holland is world famous for its flowers
and here I am at the Kook-en-hoff Gardens
in the middle of seven million tulips.
Every color you can imagine of flowers.
It smells so good,
and it's, it's really peaceful.
I could walk around here all day long.
Since there are seven million flowers here,
there's a lot of ground to cover,
so I'll see you later.
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