Just to address the different types: Thanks to Dutch cannabis breeding, many of the top strains of Holland from the 1980s and 90s made there way here, often 10 at a time, and were then perpetuated and further bred with new unique strains also imported from elsewhere. While we have wide variety in this regard, what remains most common is relatively inexpensive commercial marijuana, mass produced in Mexico. Sadly, our "war on drugs" has made it so that a few pennies worth of Mexican cannabis is worth many times that inside our borders, resulting in a host of deadly-serious problems, even loss of life, over a simple plant. Fortunately, all that is changing, as new cannabis laws make way to it being taxed and regulated. Mexican marijuana will be as valuable as Mexican cigarettes. As you said, "weed is just weed" -- (basically) when it comes to our imported stuff, but weed grown here is of the same genetic stocks as you have in Holland.

Amsterdam while you are single. Dead cheap.to get there (DO NOT TAKE A CAR OVER - its the most expensive city in the world to park) Catch the overnight ferry from Newcastle, hull, or Kent go for 4 days max. 2 minimum. There is a coach from Rotterdam to Amsterdam city centre Make sure you go to the hienikien museum. (It's the best brewery I've every been in the world) Book your hotel on trivago in advance. - by the way I don't smoke weed. I went with my partner :o(. I always said I would never pay for sex and haven't yet. However some on the girls are the best looking girls you will have ever seen. (£300 four nights if you look hard enough). Watch out fir cyclists Dublin is nice for bars and meeting really nice people with lovely accents though everything is a rip off. If you go Ryan air is the cheapest £16 for flights each way + tax (£40 each way) though for £16 you must fly at stupidly early times (£300 3 nights). Make sure you book a city Centre hotel. The airport hotels look really cheap but its a €30 taxi ride EACH WAY (or €8 coach). If you go get a "dublin pass". It saved us a fortune in entry fees London You never think as its not that exotic but there is loads to do if you book early premier inns are cheap don't take a car the underground is excellent (even though everyone stinks and look miserable ). Spend at least 1/2 a day in harrods in Kensington as little as £29 per night + train fare to get to Waterloo Barcelona. Has (in my opinion the best underground in the world) las rambles (high street) is entertaining during the day but changes completely at night. Watch out for pickpockets at all times I caught 2 and got done once (I thought my Spanish friend knew this man that wanted to dance with me in the street. Do not let anyone touch you. If you feel someone close ish move in a over reactive way (as if they had the lurgi). You will see the team all leave promptly. Take only the money you need for that night and spread it over all 4 pockets Lots of history. Nice beach. Visit the ice bar (behind the huge copper fish by the beach. Not sure current prices Or for a cheapo holiday Malta is nice. I saw on late rooms £174 (in January) for 1 week all inclusive including flight. Try to stay in quara or st.pauls bay. Every thing is cheap people are nice and speak English the island is 14 miles x 7 mies and you can get a 50p bus anywhere. Visit the war museum find out why every Maltese person was awarded the king George cross for bravery. Go on a jeep safari in Gozo (sister island). Go to xlendi bay for a swim. It's amazing go to the car museum in bugibba if you are car geek like me Edinburgh is lovely and reasonably priced. And a good night out. Make sure to visit the whiskey museum near the gates of the castle (I woulnt bother with the castle). Get a deep fried pizza (when in Rome...) go to "the stand" comedy club If you can afford it Florida is amazing My next stop is Las Vegas now I've decided I dont gamble

You can take the train (the Thalys, see on www.thalys.com) which will be the faster, but certainly more expensive, or you can check the buses on the site www.eurolines.com

For planning your train trip, go this website. It has the pricing for you too. http://ns.nl/cs/Satellite/travellers you can always contact the ANWB ( the Dutch AAA) they have great planning info for camping. Also the VVV (tourist info) they usually have the best last minute deals. This is the best lik for find a great camoing place. http://www.campingcompass.com/camping/netherlands

its around 300 to 500 euroes you need employment and realy need to learn the languige i moved from england 3 years ago and still finding it hard to learn the languidge and need at least 10 thousand pounds to come in to the country for to live for a year then when you have a job you have to regester with the imigration police