Dutch Don Orange, celebrate the king’s birthday with celebration

Hague: Across the Netherlands, people donated orange clothes – from Tuxidos to feather Bose – and boats stopped the canals of Amsterdam to celebrate their king’s birthday on Saturday. In Amsterdam Park, a dog named Lucy sported orange fur. 22 -year -old Dicky Van Warmadam said, “I love it. This is a day where everyone comes together every year, just celebrates and no matter where you are accepted.” “And if you look around, it’s just a huge party and who doesn’t want?”
By official royal walkout King Wilm-Alexander And family members planned an hour later in the eastern city of Doetinchem, so that there is no conflict with the funeral in the Vatican, Pope Francis.
In a video message, Wilm-Alexander said that the Dutch festival has “two faces” due to the Pope’s funeral, and paid tribute to Francis. “For many Catholic and Non-Catholic, he was a source of inspiration,” the king said. Raja’s 58th birthday is on Sunday, but Kings Day was held a day earlier. The ceremony began on Friday night with road markets in Central City Uutrep and parties in other cities and cities.
By Saturday afternoon, some canals were surrounded by boats in the Dutch capital, water is sometimes visible through the thrill of people and clouds of orange smoke.
In a message on social media, Amsterdam Municipality said that some parts of the city were “very complete” and urged people not to visit Amsterdam and “celebrate King’s Day elsewhere.” Other cities also reported that the incidents were crowded.
In Wondel Park, Amsterdam, children spread blankets and sold unwanted toys, clothes and books in one of many “free markets”, spring on pavements and parks. And it was not just Dutch who was celebrating in Amsterdam.
23 -year -old Lorenzo Solz from Italy said, “This is a great moment to live together, to be with friends, you know, … to create new connections.”