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Rode Duivels ontvangst op het Koninklijk Paleis door koning Filip en koningin Mathilde. Ook een politieman probeert een glim van de spelers op te vangen
This guy rode home on his bike with a bouquet of flowers while I was at home finishing up the final touches on his request for a shorter beanie. He doesn't like to wear a cap that covers his ears while we're bouldering indoors. And I happen to know how to knit.
natuurgebied Gelderse Poort, Gendt, Gelderland - in a nature area near the river, Holland
by courtesy of Annemijn Kersten
Om tegemoet te komen aan de eisen van de Nederlandse beheerders van natuurgebieden in zelfredzaamheid van runderen, heeft de Stichting Ark-natuurontwikkeling een nieuwe kruising ontwikkeld, de Rode Geus. Brandrode runderen worden daarbij gemengd met het Franse Salers vee uit het Centraal Massief van Frankrijk. De Salers is éénkleurig rood, heeft grotere hoorns en een krullende vacht. Het resultaat, de Rode Geus, is een vriendelijk, zelfredzaam dier.
In order to meet the requirement of the Dutch authorities in nature regarding self-reliance of cattle, the Ark Nature Development Foundation has developed a new crossbreed, the Rode Geus. To create them, Brandrood cattle are mixed with the French Salers cattle from the Massif Central of France. The Salers is unicoloured red, has larger horns and a curly coat. The result, the Rode Geus, is a friendly, self-reliant animal
Walled garden volunteer pruning a couple of vigorous climbing roses [ she has my utmost sympathy - we used to have an old French rambler at the back of our house - Adelaide d'Orleans. The label said it reached 15 feet. After it had made 30 feet and was on its way to the house next door we decided to call a halt to its territorial expansion. Completely. Ever seen Rosa Kifsgate ? ]
Hofpark Wateringen 11-8-2021 , waarschijnlijk ontsnapt ergens en loopt nu rustig door het park genietend van zijn vrijheid.
I rode home from work today with Commissioners Hartsell and Harris in the former's van. When we arrived at the parking garage, he realized he had left his keys in the office, so Commissioner Harris and I continued on to where the van was parked and waited for him to return, which took perhaps ten or twelve minutes. She suggested that I take some pictures while we waited. The sun was setting and the light was wonderful, but there wasn't much around that was interesting enough to capture -- or so I thought.
I walked all the way to the east end of the parking garage, looked down on the scene below, and beheld -- what else? -- a pretty woman, talking on her cellphone as she prepared to cross the street. Out came the camera, and I got three quick images. When I returned to the van, I told Commissioner Harris what I had done, which apparently came as no surprise to her; then I told her that if my wife had been present, I knew exactly what she would say to me just then. It would be one of her most oft-repeated remarks in our 21-plus years of marriage, to-wit, "Simple minds are easily entertained."
Berners Roding, Essex
Abandoned and derelict church on the remote Berners Hall estate.
In 1911, my great-great-aunt Julia Mortlock was a cook at Berners Hall. By then, it was inhabited by James, Charles and Caroline Glasse, two brothers and a sister from Morwenstowe in Cornwall. There was only one other servant. By 1919, the farm had been sold to the Co-op, who still own it today. I believe the grounds have a famous carp lake.
Rode Duivels ontvangst op het Koninklijk Paleis door koning Filip en koningin Mathilde. Fans voor het podium Paleizenplein