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Noordwaard Polder in the Dutch nature reserve Biesbosch on a cloudy morning. The water level in the adjacent New Merwede river is very high and the surplus water is now temporarily collected in the polder.
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The Oostzijdse Molen is a Dutch windmill (polder mill) from 1874 on the Gein river. The Oostzijdse mill became famous because the Dutch artist Piet Mondriaan painted it more than twenty times in the period 1902-1908.
From June 15, 2024 there will be the 'Aan het Gein' exhibition in the Mondriaanhuis in Amersfoort. This exhibition shows the beauty of the landscape around this small river through the eyes of Piet Mondriaan, Annemieke Harkema, Anna Khodorovich and Dannis van der Heiden. Info: www.mondriaanhuis.nl/nl/zien-en-doen/tentoonstellingen/aa...
Het Jonge Schaap (The young sheep) is the name of a wooden wind powered sawmill, located in the Zaanse Schans, in the municipality of Zaanstad. This sawmill is a wonderful working example of 17th century art that have brought the Golden Age in the Netherlands.
HFF (of eigenlijk HVF, Happy Vangrail Friday:-)
Vandaag foto's gemaakt van de nieuwe fietsbrug over de A2 bij Maarssen. Volgt.......
This looks like an African savanna, but it is in the Netherlands. It was a great sunset. Purmerland, 2016.
No Big 5, but only the small Dutch 3: cows, horses and sheep, hidden in the dark.
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Zaanse Schans traditional Dutch architecture open air museum. Amsterdam, Netherlands. Located about 7 miles north of Amsterdam. Reachable by public transport.
Purple moor grass in the Dutch National Park De Loonse en Drunense Duinen.
Pijpenstrootjes in Nationaal Park De Loonse en Drunense Duinen op een vroege zomerdag.
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Extensive field with clay soil in the outskirts of the South Holland village of Goudswaard, municipality of Hoeksche Waard. Potatoes were planted in the field and the soil was then earthed up. Due to the persistent drought, growth is still lagging somewhat. Behind the dike in the background is the Haringvliet and at the small hut on the right begins the Korendijkse Slikken nature reserve, which is part of the Haringvliet Natura 2000 area.
Uitgestrekte akker met kleigrond in het buitengebied van het Zuid-Hollandse dorp Goudswaard, gemeente Hoeksche Waard. Op de akker zijn aardappels gepoot en de grond is daarna aangeaard. Door de aanhoudende droogte blijft de groei nog wat achter. Achter de dijk op de achtergrond ligt het Haringvliet en bij het kleine hutje rechts begint het natuurgebied Korendijkse Slikken dat een onderdeel vormt van het Natura 2000-gebied Haringvliet.
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De afgelopen weken - later dan normaal vanwege het lang aanhoudende koude weer - bloeiden de bollenvelden weer volop. Inmiddels zijn de meeste velden weer aan het verdwijnen.
Breezand, Nederland
In recent weeks - later than usual due to the long persistent cold weather - the bulb fields have been blooming again. Most fields are now disappearing again.
Breezand, The Netherlands
This is the winding engine(1897!!). At the moment we were there, the machine was turned on for a demonstration.