No, leave the players out of this. They need to focus on the game.
They go through a Scarlet Walk every home game. It just starts on campus this time. Not a big change for them.
Yeah but it’s done the same way every home game. No extraneous distractions for the players IMHO.
Did you mistakenly post that link? I might have done that once, lol...
I'm going to Amsterdam for the first time this coming spring. I'll pass on the Red Light district however. It's a cycling trip.
In Bangkok that's a stop on the cycling trips
they offer a tours from Amsterdam, it's not far
Isn't that in Braine-l'Alleud, Belgium? I'll be in Belgium for over a week but not near there.
yes it's close and nothing is far there, make the trip if you can
It's funny you and Newell mentioned Amsterdam as my wife and I were just talking about it and I was remembering my 2017 work trip through much of Europe, as I was visiting 4-5 of our contract manufacturers in Italy and France, but I scheduled it for Easter time, when Europe largely shuts down for 4-5 days, so I had those days to myself and added in Venice, a drive across the Alps, Sion, Basel, Cologne, Heidelberg and Amsterdam to my itinerary, with 2 of those days in Amsterdam, which I just loved. Such a beautiful city with great art, architecture, parks, bars, restaurants and incredibly friendly people. And as I'm sure you know, an incredible cycling culture with bikes all over the place and so many streets with bike lanes that are strictly enforced.
That is my 11 day schedule is all about. All rides in Belgium are in the Flanders region. Amsterdam first day is to the town of Zandvoort on the North Sea and the National Park nearby.
Colgne and Hamburg are on my bucket list. As in drinking buckets of great German beer!
Did Cologne last year. The kolsch (obviously) was flowing. They serve it in small glasses so that you are always drinking it cold. They just keep coming back and refilling. You indicate you’re done by putting the coaster on top of the glass.Colgne and Hamburg are on my bucket list. As in drinking buckets of great German beer!
Rutgers should do something unique like $1 pizza day sponsored by Pizza Hut. Maybe they could do it till the end of the first quarter or something like that.
both great to see and Hamburg looks new and fresh and this is, as told to me by a former German Trader I dealt with, thanks to the 8th Air Force lololColgne and Hamburg are on my bucket list. As in drinking buckets of great German beer!
Great idea but it just might cost a NJ Transit ticket and a subway token. If its in NYC it should be a limo to the game.
I hear that Cologne is beautiful which is nice but I'm mostly going for the Kolsch lol. Hamburg is famous for it's WeiBbier (wheat) and Pilsners. Hamburg also has several new breweries make award winning craft beers including IPAs
And have Hobbs on stage and have him down a beer with them! What could go wrong?
I wasn't that impressed with Cologne, probably because it's so modern, given how it was nearly leveled in WWII and I had just come from Heidelberg, which was largely spared Allied bombing during the war, so it retained its baroque charm of narrow cobblestone streets and beautiful old houses. I also had a fantastic meal at a 400 year old German restaurant, Schnookeloch, where they appear to have perfected wienerschnitzel and potatoes (and beer). But to be fair I only spent about 8 hours exploring each city, so my impressions were limited.
