For Wordless Wednesday and bloghops various!
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Last week you joined me at the Merillion Weeknd music festival. Today we are visiting some of the places in around the venue in Zeeland, the westernmost province in The Netherlands.
There are lots of very long bridges. We stopped at the end of this one and went for a stroll.
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I counted 24 traditional windmills during our short stay. This one, called Molen De Windvang, was in the town of Goedereede.
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We visited Watersnoodmuseum at Ouwerkerk which commemorates the devastating flood of 1953 that destroyed several towns.
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This Kasteel Westhove.
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I took these in Goes.
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…and these in Middelhamis.
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Finally a few pictures taken at the festival venue, Center Park.
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…the view from our window on the final night!
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Time to go home!
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HERE’S LINKY!
I was intrigued by the contrast between the old windmills and the modern huge wind machines. An intriguing collection of photos. Thanks for sharing them.
Me too! My pleasure.
Thank you for the wonderful tour, Keith! Your photos are simply gorgeous.
Thanks for coming along, Dale!
I always love your trips! I’ll pre-book the next one 😉
Gorgeous, dear Keith! I love the traditional windmills and those mailboxes were striking! Thanks!
Thanks, Nancy. To see and hear those sails spinning was amazing!
Thank you Keith for this breathtaking gallery! I love the windmills, flowers and beautiful sky you captured with such brilliant sunshine and puffy clouds. Looks like a beautiful place to live and or visit.
It was quite an experience, the wonderful weather made it all the more beautiful!
Thank you for sharing your photos. I enjoyed them all.
Very lovely pictures Keith.
I’m pleased you liked them, thank you, Sadje.
Most welcome Keith
great pics, Keith, and exactly how I would imagine it to be!
Thanks so much, Beth.
Wonderful shots of your fun adventure. Hubby and I would have enjoyed visiting here. Love anything on or near the water.
Thank you for hosting the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous day and rest of the week, Keith. 🙂
I’m certain you would, Sandee!
That is so cool. I was hoping we’d get to Europe this year but bank balance currently says otherwise….
Another year then, hopefully
It’s always a joy when you “bring us along” on your travels, thank you.
I’m pleased to hear it, Mimi!
Stunning shots!
That windmill is so picturesque, and I absolutely love those long bridges.
Happy Wednesday, Keith!
I’m pleased, thanks so much!
Wind has always been a good idea. Thank you for taking us on a visit to this beautiful land. I’ve never been there!
It certainly has its uses! You’d love it, I’m sure!
The Netherlands are so fun to visit! It is all about those tall houses built like row houses, windmills, canals, and tulips. Great photos!
…and cheese!
I’ve been there numerous times and it never fails to delight.
No wonder they are always counted among the happiest country on earth.
Indeed they are, deservedly so!
Wow, so super amazing. This place is stunning and your pics are beautiful. I would love to visit there someday. Very nice. Thanks for hosting and I hope that you have a wonderful week.
Thanks so much. You wouldn’t be disappointed!
The highway and windmills are very cool – I would have a lot of fun filming those for my video channel.
The older town looks like fun, too.
To see that windmill furiousy spinning was quite a sight! I’m sure you’d find lots to video.
wow! Very professional photography of beautiful places ~ thanks,
Wishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,clm ~ A ShutterBug Explores,aka (A Creative Harbor)
These buildings have unique designs
Hi Keith – what a brilliant trip … so much fun and so many interesting places – just enjoy Winchester this weekend – cheers Hilary