The team was sitting around telling some tall tales about the world travels they had and thought about placing some more caches named after some popular things in Holland. You will be looking for containers are mostly painted and tethered micro’s that are hard to spot. They are placed along the right of way and not in the woods. If your GPSr is taking you into the woods, don’t go because you may be trespassing. There should be nothing between you and the street, except if that is where you parked your vehicle. Remember, it is NOT IN THE WOODS!
If/when you are traveling and you just happen to stop in Amsterdam and have some time, here are some Dutch favorites you should try at least once. If you are interested and cannot make it there, you might check the internet for a suggestions on how to make some to so you can try it at home?
Chocomel
Depending on where you are from, you might think of chocolate milk as something only for children. Or maybe no one drinks it at all! In the Netherlands you can order a warm and comforting cup of hot chocolate and ask for it by the brand name of Chocomel and no one will blink an eye.
Some bars and cafes will even have a Chocomel dispensing machine on hand to quickly serve up a cup of sweet goodness to you. Of course you can also purchase it in the grocery store in aseptic packaging. Chocomel comes in several varieties including Puur – a dark chocolate version – as well as full fat and skimmed milk options.
One of my favorite things about Chocomel is their tagline: de enige échte. It could be translated as “the one and only”. I like to use it as my Twitter handle.
Another more fair-trade alternative to Chocomel is the local Tony Chocolonely chocolate milk. You can find it at grocery stores around the Netherlands, especially at these organic food stores in Amsterdam.