2nd day in Holland

 Talking to Marc on FaceTime

Dutch cheese

Market in Naaldwijk

surprising what you find on these narrow roads

could be a big truck this time a horse

Henk was at our place for a summer many years ago

They milk with an A5

the gap seems large but fun for taking pictures like this

promoting the family Dairy

Nice to see them

Westerlee, a roundabout within a roundabout

but it works great, easier with someone driving in front of you

Oranje Sluis

Arie en Nel brought a bike

amazing paved bike paths through the dunes

looking at boats

nieuwe waterweg

First day in Holland

It's Spring in the Netherlands

we went for a visit

Pa & Ma have a smaller house so 

the dishwasher / stove combination is interesting and the 

washer and dryer also have their home in the kitchen

but the best part is that this is a home

and they are happy to live here

Huib came to guide us to our home for the week

a lovely cottage near the beach

first we toured the workplace, I'm interested in the planning they do

later in the afternoon we went to visit Rien's mom

and after supper we walked the beach

the first of quite a few walks

Easter

He is not here 

He is risen

Wildlife Camera

2 pictures on this one

and there were even more

we do need to fix the timer though

Crosses on the tree

Bull proof

checking out the new bull proof together

Palm Sunday

Waving the palm branches

singing "lift up your heads..."

the kids vigorously wave the branches

then they're supposed to put them down for the story

Marlene teaching how to weave a leaf cross

just quickly

cross your arms for the prayer

then try to make your own leaf cross

Concession street to Paramount Park

Rien and I are in the Netherlands

or on the way, I can't post there so I made

all kinds of post for this week to be published

one at the time

back next Tuesday

last Saturday

We went down the Wentworth stairs 

but only from Sherman access

all together there are 498 steps

still enough steps

view of hamilton

a brick factory

we saw 12 garter snakes

we have no idea what this is

many nice views

some evedence of homeless people living along the trail

we took the side trail

to see buttermilk falls

looking at it from above

and Albion Falls

it is impressive, but very fenced in

under Red Hill Valley parkway

done