Victoria Park Wolvega - Drafsportlaan 20

Flea market cozy and lots of fun things tk

It was great, especially the pudding rolls and the driving. There was also good food, and nice people. The horses were also cool, and they could run well.

Great fun Prize of Giants.

A racetrack where you can enjoy watching trot horse racing. Unlike the thoroughbred horse racing that starts with Yeouidoun or Banei horse racing that I always see, I didn't know how to enjoy it because it started before I knew it and the goal was somehow exciting. Will you find it interesting once you get used to it? It seems to be a major race system in Europe, so I think it would be interesting if you could understand the fun. Can you live until you find it interesting? The purchase of betting tickets is usually in euros, but for goods in the hall, 4 tokens of 10 euros are used. It is sold at the entrance. I didn't know this at first, and when I wandered around in front of the shop, I said, "Don't you pay with money? Will you buy something that you can get a betting ticket?" I was worried, but that was not the case. It was a good experience to watch a horse race under the blue sky while drinking beer and pinching yakitori (Satay, an Indonesian yakitori with peanut sauce that goes well with beer. Why is it Indonesian yakitori in the Netherlands?). I just felt good. If I could win a betting ticket, I would have felt better. I don't understand Dutch very much, but it was interesting to understand what kind of betting tickets are on sale. I think the pamphlet contains wins, double wins, horses, wides, horses, and triples. I think the number of stars is the difficulty level. But wouldn't that mean that the tapestry in the black would have a fairly unique ticket type? I don't want to think too much because it's scary. It's easy to understand that you can reach it by taking the railroad tracks from Wolvega station and walking in the direction of greenery. But there was nothing. I feel like there was a church along the way. There are several shops on the opposite side of the railroad track from the racetrack, so I think I should have taken a walk there. This is called "useless regret" in Japanese. Is it an atmosphere like a rural shopping street? However, the atmosphere is good and it looks good for a walk. Opinions about this atmosphere are based on Google Street View. This is called airp in English. I remember that the entrance fee to the racecourse was not cheap though it is now. Is it about 1000 yen? Japanese racetracks cost 100-200 yen. Is it okay to include tokens for this admission fee? I thought. I handed the money to Gachimuchi's black clothes at the entrance, remembering the lines of the doctor, saying that the experience of the trip cannot be bought with money. Without knowing what that means ...

I was there for the first time a beautiful location but I found the catering industry a little less, too few staff, often a long wait