I Stay In the Weirdest Hotels In Amsterdam!

[@WalkWithMeTim]

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[@OfficalGamingFFC]

There's a saying " less is more ", which fits that caravan

[@theinvisibleneonrainbowzeb2567]

I enjoyed this video, would have liked if you could have shown roughly where these are situated in Amsterdam on a map though but yeah I liked it

[@micheleboyd4993]

This is hilarious! I live in the house behind you on the kade. You could have popped over for a cuppa. This typical Amsterdam. The weather's away this wet this time of year and we only bike it! Only way to travel 😂😂

[@theinvisibleneonrainbowzeb2567]

And the Dutch cyclist gives way to nobody, regardless of the situation 😮😅 I'm a wheelchair user and one time in Amsterdam the pavement was blocked by building materials and I had to go partly onto the cycle path for a moment to navigate safely around, did it make any difference? Did it heckers like, I was shouted at by a random cyclist, even though they could see the whole situation.

[@ZaaZaa-d2r]

You are the epitome of a Good Sport. Camping indoors is as unappealing to me as all of Las Vegas, Dubai and any indoor claustrophobic hotel room....I want indoor/outdoor access....lots of glass windows and doors visible to nature or wildlife. I loathe anything glitzy faux gold, cute, cluttery or fal de ralish....lol....for that I can stay home....But I love watching all your videos....my favorites the treehouse, beach cottage, the safari place....These Amsterdam places were another side of hell/ Dubai and Vegas the other side....LOL

[@nancyg7845]

Hi Tim, the mysterious orange thing in the kitchen is a paraffin oil burner. You put the oil in the bottom. The three things is where the three wicks are (ajustable with the round things). They are quite old fashioned. You put a pot on it and used to simmer (slow cook) stew or beef. Anything really. My mum has several which she still uses 😅 Yes, i'm Dutch 😂

[@sarahh1775]

I was just about to put ….. Tim it’s a burner thingymebob but you explained it much better than me 😅

[@WalkWithMeTim]

ha ha Thanks for the info!

[@chelseagirl278]

Tim's card looks like your kitty cat! ♥

[@stephendacey8761]

@@chelseagirl278Handsome kitty cat.

[@stephendacey8761]

The Dutch seem to live a very hedonistic lifestyle. Very simple and free spirited way of living.

[@ronaldvanamsterdam]

Hi Tim, we live in Amsterdam, just 2 streets from the bridge house you stayed in. We pass this place almost every day and we know it is a ‘hotel room’ now. But we never stayed in it so we are very happy with your video which gave us the opportunity to look inside. This part of Amsterdam has been build around 1925 and the interior of the bridge house is still authentic. Like the sink f.e. Where the orange stool is standing now, used to be the location for a coal stove. Greetings from Amsterdam, Ronald & Astrid

[@WalkWithMeTim]

Thanks Ronald, your lucky to live in such a great city

[@gilles111]

I think most of the people in Amsterdam know these are used as hotel rooms now, it was pretty well covered in the news and papers when the houses were turned into hotel rooms.

[@ochaocha2358]

@Ronaldvanamsterdam.. Can you please advise where to stay in Amsterdam. its my first time to go there . thanks

[@AngieRTaylor]

From the Burj, to a jumbo jet, to a crane, to the Wynn and now - to a camper - TIM - where have you been all of our lives?! Your videos are just amazing!!!!! Thanks for so many smiles!

[@LONESTARINDIE]

My favorite videos of yours are the ones when you go to these interesting, different kinds of hotels. It’s very cool of you to show us these places. Thank you.

[@WalkWithMeTim]

Glad you like them!

[@MrGreatplum]

I loved the first one - looked very cute. The second one , with the caravans is a great idea but having the toilets so far away (it’s like finding the loos in a Wetherspoons!) would put me off!

[@WalkWithMeTim]

Lol it wasn't that far

[@ZaaZaa-d2r]

@@WalkWithMeTim You truly are British! Stiff upper lip....that place was hideous like most of these hotels....but you are the the best. Greetings to your beautiful wife (who reminds me of Sophia Loren and your beautiful son Casper) you are all delightful.

[@shanehall98]

The indoor caravan one looks as if you are staying in a 1950s caravan show room lol.

[@steve-marsh]

The first place was my absolute dream! And I was surprised by the value. This WILL be happening for me, thanks for the heads-up!

[@vivellasmum]

Will look forward to that Steve!

[@BreakingTheLore]

That would be like camping in the tent section of Go Outdoors

[@TerryTheNewsGirl]

Yeah, kind of.

[@pollyh8936]

Absolutely Go Outdoors! I'd rather deep in my car.

[@ZaaZaa-d2r]

Total nightmare worse than the haunted hotel or the magic hotel.... all I would avoid, along with anything in Vegas, Dubai.... add to the list Denmark.

[@sophiejanewilliams]

I quite like the idea of the outside inn. I often travel solo but don't like sharing rooms with others in hostels and often find private hotel rooms to be quite expensive. It seems like a perfect middle ground for someone like me. Also fully understand the awkwardness of running to a bathroom in a shared space. Last time I stayed in a hostel I was wandering to the bathroom in my pyjamas at 2am and ended up in a conversation with a person wearing a suit 😂

[@GaiaCarney]

I liked the Outside Inn for the reasons! Privacy with common areas ☮️

[@shannonshorts-johnson306]

This is certainly a very cozy one! Every single time I watch your videos, I think, "This one is the best!" You just keep outdoing yourself. Thank you for the amazing, enjoyable videos!

[@WalkWithMeTim]

Thank you! 😊

[@joannharrington2279]

I loved the bridge keeper houses. Really cute. Every thing you needed. Camper is "ify". Don't like getting dressed to use the bathroom. All in all it looks like a fun experience and it was definitely different. Safe travels home.

[@traveler320ak7]

I absolutely LOVE the bridge tender rooms!!! I am going to try and stay in one for a week! The outside/inn didn’t do much for me but was interesting to see.

[@annalevermore7857]

Walked past these when visiting my Dutch family but would have never thought they were hotels. So cool!

[@carleenspada2293]

“LOVE IT !!!” Darling little campers. What fun it would be to spend one night in that atmosphere ❣️🇺🇸

[@kezzacollinson621]

The crane was really weird, the canal master’s house was very cute, but the whole concept of the “fake” caravan/camper van site is genius ❤😂🎉😊

[@ckitch1391]

Wow Tim, loved those caravans...took me back to 70s holidays 😅 very retro & très chique 👍

[@pam164]

My aunt had a caravan and in 60s to mid 70s we went there, no toilet, no shower, no water, no t v but I loved it.

[@SecretSquirrelNotes]

The item at 5:25 is called a Petroleumstel. A tyipicla Dutch stove. Works by burning kerosene stove and is ideally suited for simmering stew meat and stewed fruits.

[@stevemurrell6167]

I would not be putting kerosene in that thing (fumes in a small room)......I think the above comment mentioning paraffin is more accurate.

[@MrsJolene-]

​​@@stevemurrell6167It's in the name, petroleum is kerosine, it's what this appliance was made for. Kerosine is actually pretty clean when it burns, it releases a lot less smoke than diesel/petrol. My in laws still use a petroleum burner to heat their greenhouse, it's better for the plants than diesel. -Idk about paraffin though, I've always heard it's bad for my asthma to burn paraffin candles, as they do produce smoke and leave residue on furniture.- So I looked it up, and paraffin is the same as kerosene! It's not to be confused with paraffin wax, which I did. The candle stuff is different. So you're right, you put paraffin in it! Or kerosene or petroleum. It's all the same stuff with a different name! 🤯

[@stevemurrell6167]

@@MrsJolene- I wouldn't be putting petrol in it either.....it's a PARRAFIN burner FFS.

[@marieryan2541]

Hi Tim. I love both of the two quirky places you stayed in. Both have their own unique charm about them. They also looked very inviting and cosy too.

[@WalkWithMeTim]

Glad you enjoyed it Marie

[@HeistheTruthWayLife]

Both places very quirky and cute. Thanks for taking us!

[@WalkWithMeTim]

Thanks for watching!

[@maureen14]

Super cute place! Tim , I think you need to book a trip to Boston and book a stay at the Verb hotel. It's it's a very quirky place.

[@rob-time]

First hotel room was so cool, I would possibly stay there myself. The second, while a really interesting concept, it's a bit off the beaten path and fewer conveniences but still very cool.

[@billlacurtis753]

As always, your fun and interesting Walk with Me adventures remain fantastic and super interesting! These, and the prior Crane Hotel suite, were a strange collection of what Amsterdam has to offer, but honestly Tim, I think if Marie & I ever visit Amsterdam, we’ll be staying in a more traditional hotel:) Stay, you & family, Very Well!! Bill

[@WalkWithMeTim]

Glad you like them bill lol yes depends on what you like

[@laurabuchanan3428]

Nice spots! Both seemed very unique. Feel like a lot of warehouse type areas could set up indoor camping. IMO much less scary than the crane. That one still gives me the creeps!

[@pam164]

My aunts caravan had beds clipped to wall and you had to unclip them drop them to floor, this was 60s to mid 70s. Very basic, but loved it.

[@WalkWithMeTim]

good old days lol

[@nickyphoenix2470]

My parents caravan that had a double drop down bed that looked like a wardrobe when it was closed and I had the kitchen table that converted into a bed that had a curtain you could draw around for a little privacy.

[@pam164]

@nickyphoenix2470 Yes, there were two double beds, 1 in the kitchen, 1 in the living room, and the 2 settees at the caravan front turned into a bed, sheets and blankets were underneath the settees in box frames, they used to have earwigs on them so I never slept lol

[@char1737]

The card with the black cat make the room even more inviting to me !

[@kaylasinnott7326]

I love love love your videos Tim! You have the best personality for them. Funny, articulate, non biased. Thank you for all that you do!

[@jenjtuk]

Hi Tim, we love your videos! And yes, we agree. They are some pretty weird places to stay :) Love, Jenny (aged 40) and Amelie (aged 7) xx x

[@tinachristine4573]

Best travel channel. Concise content, with focus on the accommodation experience, you make it easy for anyone to decide if they could stay there or not. Keep up the good work. Definitely quirky stays for the lone traveller or with a group but each person having their own space because I cannot imagine sharing that space with anyone else. A rowdy party in that camping area would lead to total and absolute chaos, I would stay away unless I was with a large party that booked it all up.

[@WalkWithMeTim]

Thanks so much Tina, appreciate that

[@tinachristine4573]

@WalkWithMeTim keep it up. Love the content, and the occasional glimpse of the family. I still chuckle at the count of people in one shower BUT your explanation for using that measure was spot on. Units of measure should make sense and yours does. I don't like using the term 'common sense' but your channel is so easy to enjoy because there's lots of common sense in there and no faff or click-bait. Quality!

[@denisemarie6997]

The first mini house was charming! It was the size of a London $300 hotel room but with some coffee, tea, a pleasant bath, clean, and an engaging view. The trailers (caravans) were just stupid. And tasteless. You're a brave man, Mr. Tim.

[@SJC49]

Agree about the trailers. Claustrophobic!

[@cherylschantz9893]

No privacy. I would hate it. But fun idea.

[@Now4wheels]

That was different - both enjoyable in a weird way for a long weekend. Very novel ideas and also very Amsterdam. Reasonable costs.

[@WalkWithMeTim]

yes I thought the bridge house would be more

[@pinkwolf2020]

I'm a solo traveler and I'd love to sleep in either of those places! Thanks for showing them off, Tim! Oh, and never, ever stop letting us know how many people can fit in the shower - it's one of my favorite bits! Cheers from the USA

[@WalkWithMeTim]

My pleasure! 😃 always ♥️ ❤️

[@jamesboon6046]

Ha ha..next google will have a shower and people quantity icon for hotel bookings! Shower fits 👬👭🧑‍🤝‍🧑

[@MarcLudford]

Why travel alone ??

[@samn6498]

​@@MarcLudford maybe they're single??

[@pinkmarshmallow2023]

@@MarcLudfordwhy not? 😂

[@mrdanayling]

Great showing two very different overnight stays, not sure I’d get a good night sleep in either.

[@linnyb1704]

That is in my old neighbourhood! I can't tell you how often I crossed that bridge. Never knew you could stay in the old bridge house.

[@DarlaDickson-k6g]

I like the first hotel very cute! Thank you for sharing.

[@clareriley]

Hi Tim. Love those 2. I always wondered what it would be like sleeping in go outdoors shop. That must be what it's like. The river little hotel. Its now on my bucket list just because its super cool.

[@utahdan231]

Small room in the caravan but cozy. You were surrounded by Vermeer paintings. The room on the canal was vry nice. My type.

[@hmalco6376]

Absolutely loved the boat keeper hotel, I would love too stay in one! The 2nd place was not somewhere I would want too stay at all.

[@handsoffmycactus2958]

No, not a fan. My paintings are better.

[@izzy1563]

Vermeer art - Girl w Pearl Earrings - blowing bubbles - would amaze the artist if he came back to Amsterdam. Interesting idea for a hostel.

[@OnsceneDC]

I love the concept of the camper park! I've always been interested in staying one. It looks like a nice place to meet new people

[@marjielalonde3875]

That was fun, I liked both of them, but I wouldn`t like to have to go out to the bathroom; so between the two I prefer the bridge keepers house. Really unique places (although I shouldn`t be surprised; it seems to be your speciality lol). I did love the sound of the rain on the roof at the Outside Inn though, that would definitely put me to sleep! Great vlog as usual.

[@weekdaycycling]

We have a camper hotel in Thailand, but all the camper cars are located outdoors with a camping area available.

[@rickytonks4906]

Hi Tim another great view of the 2 places very different very nice indeed take care stay safe

[@purpleronnie10]

I myself am from The Netherlands and never knew about these former bridgekeepers residences turned into hotelrooms! Thanks for this awesome tip! 😁🙏

[@WalkWithMeTim]

Happy to help! Lol

[@sarahh1775]

Fab video as usual. I love the caravans and beach huts , they really made me smile. The rain on the roof took me right back to being a little girl. I still love the sound now … reminds me of happy care free times

[@KrisRogos]

I rented one of these bridge hotels for a week a couple of years ago. Very cool and unique. But it wasn't just loud; the whole house shook every time a bus or lorry drove by (mine was right next to a major bus stop). This and the compromised layout make it a bad choice for a week-long holiday, but a night or two would be perfect.

[@leandabee]

I absolutely love love retro/vintage style accommodation, so that stunning caravan accommodation brought me so much joy 😃🥰

[@joannejohnson]

I liked the first one best by the canal. The trouble for me would be no loo or shower in carvan .I enjoyed your blog very much. Thank- YouTim🤗👍

[@lauraeouzan1991]

Love this 🫶🏻 bit dramatic about the kettle in the first place though! 😆 still amazingly cool though! 💖

[@LordMelbury1953]

Amazing place to stay indeed, love the videos. I prefer Cacti from the Latin over Cactusses, but you say Potarto I say Potato ( Fred Astaire reference). 😊

[@kimberlyloranger8321]

Very charming places. The caravan site seemed so whimsical, when you said "You might ask yourself where do you wash up or shower or get a drink" and then made your way to the fridge, part of me wondered if the shower was inside it.

[@Burtonupontrentrailwaystoday]

Tim Thought you might be interested in a combined harvester converted into accommodation in boston Lincolnshire looks interesting 😊😊

[@WalkWithMeTim]

Sounds interesting

[@Burtonupontrentrailwaystoday]

I heard about it on Radio Derby and thought of you it's actually in Boston the Field of dreams in Derbyshire has Puma helicopter another interesting type of accommodation 😊

[@kkrispy2009P]

I agree try it out

[@Nadia1989]

Love them! There's also a sort of capsule hotel, which I considered a couple of years ago, but they designed for people with little to no luggage.

[@chloebrett3718]

Both so quirky, loved the caravan one that’s so cool! Never seen anything like that! You going to the toilet at 3 am 😂 I think most of us would have made that mistake thinking no one would be there 😂😂 another fantastic video Tim! Thanks for sharing x

[@letmetellyousomething123]

What clever places there are to stay and that's thinking outside the box..😂 I'd certainly stay in both places.

[@MichMichMe]

Just adored the first place over the water! The caravan place I’m not so sure about! Great video!

[@MillieLu1]

We stayed in the red beach hut, so funny seeing you there 😅every day we took the train/Metro into the city and it was the cheapest of all the places we found so I think it’s good you shared it! We thought the shower area was spotless too

[@Curlyperm59]

Loved the outside Inn Hotel but they didn't have one like ours. But the curtains were familiar.. those beach huts looked like old butlins chalets but quirky. I like it. Thanks Tim ❤

[@niall140]

I love these two quirky types of accommodation, Tim! You have an amazing knack of finding really cool places. Amsterdam looks like a great city too. Keep up the spectacular work, I always look forward to your new videos!

[@WalkWithMeTim]

Thank you

[@FintanMoloney]

The prices on both of those places were very reasonable for the experience. Would definitely consider both for the next time I'm in Amsterdam. Nice finds Tim !

[@emeraldgreen1973]

The mushroom caravan is so cute! 🍄😍

[@WalkWithMeTim]

Right?!

[@LittleKitty22]

Wow that's fascinating! The bridge keeper's house looks so cute and they thought of everything! I suppose these things are no longer in use because the bridges are automated now? Not so keen on the indoor trailer park but it's a good idea for people who like that sort of thing.

[@firstsisterJML1330]

I was wondering the same abt the bridge keeper's house @ Kitty...

[@handsoffmycactus2958]

They’re caravans not trailers

[@Kiwi-Mel]

Love the canal house room. Always wondered what was in them... We lived south of Amsterdam - the local cafe stored their loo paper and stuff in the canal bridge house.

[@florencehodges-moore2909]

Hey Tim they remind me of tiny homes great thank you for sharing ❤

[@GrrenStone]

Loved the vintage campers and prints. Wished that place had fake flowers and vines and more plants. The hotel on the water seemed kinda tacky and busy/loud.

[@debbielivingston192]

Just found your channel a week ago and am addicted to it. Am from the U.S.A. , Texas,but was born abroad in the UK from American parents😊

[@Christodoulosts]

I live in Amsterdam!! It’s so cosy to see the place I live on screen!!! I used to work in hotels as a housekeeper and I’m telling that those bed at the second hotel are really pain in the a$$ to change!! Thank you for the nice videos you provide us! I really enjoy!

[@aquariusstarchild5156]

Hi Tim I love all your stays every one of them but the quirky or haunted ones are my personal favourites .your doing so well I'm thrilled for u Tim. Luv and light Laura xx❤

[@songbird4137]

Both of these hotels are so cozy, I love it! Thanks for taking us with you, those will definitely go on my "stay there some day" list.

[@johndefalque5061]

It's Madness-our house in the middle of the street! Unique, kind of fishbowl. Caravan hotel is even more unique! I would love to stay at the fake indoor campsite! The exterior of the camper you chose looks like the first one owned by my late grandparents.

[@KateMcCabe1]

Tim your videos are brilliant! You were made to so this 💛💛

[@aruvielevenstar3944]

The thing on your kitchen , the orange one , is a little vey old fashioned oven, a petrol stove. My grandma had one, you can heat boerenkool on it, or rode kool with appeltjes or spruitjes. Have fun 😄

[@belleooo]

Enjoyed that Tim thank you. Would love to visit those caravans. I remember caravanning in my grandparents caravan in the 70s. But they had a nice big modern one that easily housed a family. Eight berth, 2 bedrooms (no bathroom back them, used site facilities lol), gas lighting, battery operated portable black and white TV. Many happy memories. I could stay in one of those little ones too lol.

[@geniushisfriends1260]

Interesting places to stay. Not my kind of a night away but very interesting to know what is there. Thank you Tim.

[@poke_ak]

I've been binge watching your videos for the past week! You are the best! A+ videos mate!

[@WalkWithMeTim]

Thank you

[@JanetChapeski]

New to your channel from Canada. Have been binge watching for a few weeks. Loving everything but my favorite are the hotel reviews. These 2 quirky stays were fun.

[@WalkWithMeTim]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@cassius42]

Cheers for the vid Tim. I like it when you give us a tour of unusual places!

[@littleannie390]

Tim’s favourite word is random. I listen out for it every video.

[@takkie4064]

haha no way, the briddgehpuse is arpund the corner of.my.own house! didnt didnt know you could rent it, great video tim!

[@andreamallon3062]

The caravans are amazing, love the retro ones, would love to stay in one of them.

[@barrycoppock]

Two very unique and different places, both at a reasonable cost. For me, the canal, as I would enjoy watching the varied shipping along the canal. The caravan brings back many memories of when I was a child. Very basic, but it did not seem like it at the time. I see that the BT Tower in London has been sold and is to become a hotel. One to try out in the future perhaps? (Well done on the sponsorship, thoroughly deserving.)

[@WalkWithMeTim]

I did see that Barry.. I wonder if it will be 5 star 😅

[@Craigcargill80]

Sponsorship did I miss something Barry

[@barrycoppock]

@@Craigcargill80 Opera

[@WalkWithMeTim]

lol you must have just skipped through the video

[@Craigcargill80]

@@WalkWithMeTim I always watch the whole video I have a stomach bug so probably wasn't taking it in

[@lynnetteg2710]

It would be fun to have a few friends rent the trailers or a mini reunion for a few days.

[@SJC49]

Good idea but only if surrounded by friends/family. 🇨🇦

[@bonniemeads6056]

I think the camper space would be loud and noisy. It's not my style unless on a lake under some trees.

[@valw5059]

I loved both of these! Though, the bridge house was my favorite. I’d love to sit and just watch outside…. When you felt the bridge move, it made me smile. I’m in California, USA. We have a lot of earthquakes. And when ever the ground shakes, for what ever reason, we try to guess what the Earthquake Richter Scale would rate it…. My FIRST thought when you mentioned the shaking bridge, was I wonder where that would rate. I love seeing the world with you!

[@marlenejoy6938]

Thank you for the unusual tour.

[@NoufAbdulmajeed-p1h]

Thank you for showing a video about this highly strange accomodation Building. Great idea.

[@donnadomanico8553]

thats crazy never seen anything like a campground inside !

[@kelleennordquist5697]

Oh i love the view of the canal! So pretty.

[@sararobinson4697]

The first little spot is cute and cozy. I would stay there.

[@MrAsh80]

Loved this episode pal. Really interesting, keep these up 👍🏻

[@trishjohnson2389]

That little vintage caravan village looked lovely. Not a place for a lone parent and child though. I would stay there myself. So may check it out for the price of the beach huts. Thankyou for showing this Tim, and everything that you do

[@wormsnake1]

You and you’re videos are ace. So eclectic and different. That first place was so cool and unique. I’d definitely stay there. Keep up the good work. 🙏❤️.x

[@WalkWithMeTim]

Wow, thank you!

[@pattonchannel91]

Tim, you’re going to need to adjust the assessment of “people in the shower” measurement…I’m 6’3” 275lb’s and I require the whole shower 🚿 lol 😂! This is a great video and very informative. Btw, I’d be happy to take care of the chap that confronted you at the pub while you were in the crane room/mini-hotel. Safe travels 👍🏼

[@WalkWithMeTim]

Deal!

[@patcoleman9222]

Hi Tim. The little orange item you asked about is a little paraffin stove. You put the paraffin in the bottom, adjust your wicks and away you go. Little stew pot or whatever you wish. My mum used to cook her dutch meatballs in a traditional pan on top of this. I'm half Dutch, fond memories. Enjoy your vlogs. Pat and Andy Long Stratton, Norwich

[@WalkWithMeTim]

Thanks for the tip!

[@kathleenmorrow3792]

I am just starting to watch. Two minutes into the video. I love the first place. I thonk I would enjoy staying there. Lovely view over the canal.

[@aliciaking2464]

Omg I think I saw that hideous crane (that u slept ) in as u drew back the curtains in the small cabin on the canel,😮😮,haa haa, quite a cute place to stay,abit quirky just like the car avans inside ,..thanks for taking us with u..😊😊

[@KarenWinfield-d7d]

Great video quirky though at least they were better than the crane well done xx

[@Danny30011980]

Seems they like Johannes Vermeer a lot in that caravan place as you have "the milkmaid" printed on the night lamp and across from the door was the "Girl with a pearl earring" (and a chewing gum added) and also the blue and white patterns on the storage boxes above the bed look really Delft-y (Delft having been the hometown of the painter Johannes Vermeer

[@dianeprice5798]

Hiya Tim, great vlog, I really like the canal house you stayed in I thought it was unusual.and canvan indoor , hope you enjoyed, thanks for sharing your trip, 👍

[@jamesboon6046]

Great video Tim! The canal hotel was my fave! Couldn't help thinking it would've been cool if they had some pics of the old layout of it in its original format? Pics of the old master and how he lived in it..using the fire place for tea n dutch bickies? Still great! again thanks so much. Loving the diversity 😊

[@jamesboon6046]

Agism* again😮

[@bratpain]

You always take us to places no one else goes Tim! Super kewl! Safe travels, have fun! 🌅