u/Hot_Ride910

since I started regularly walking in and around the city a few months back, I started to notice that many people are walking on the wrong side (in my opinion) of the road.

it's safer to walk on the side where traffic is oncoming for you as you can see traffic coming and not having to look back all the time. Also makes it easier to step aside if things are a bit tight at some place.

But nowadays there seems to be a group (from middle aged and up i think) that does the same, but the younger people are walking on the side traffic goes with them. there were a few occasions where I almost had to go to the middle of the bikinglane to keep going.

I'm now wondering, is this something the older generations learned and since there are more designated cycling lanes the younger generations didn't needed it as much anymore? What did you learn about which side to walk on when there's no pedestrian sidewalk?

Hi everyone,

This is my first post here and i am curious if there are any male clubs to learn how to braid the hair of my 4yo daughter.

I have seen some reels in Instagram about clubs or hangouts where the untrained dad's are learning to do the basic braids and more difficult ways so I got curious if anyone knows if this also can be found in Amsterdam?

my daughter is getting a bit annoyed that it take me way more time to get her hairs ready than her mum.

As i love in Noord i would prefer it to be on this side of the IJ. But I would love to hear any suggestions, it's worth the trip for me!