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Archive for April 26th, 2007

26.04.2007

It’s spring time and I time to get on my bike and go places. I normally don’t use my bike for daily routines and prefer to walk to the grocery store or to the train station to catch a train for school. The reason? I am afraid of hitting cars on the sides of the road. I rather walk and only use my bike during the weekend when the weather is nice. This particular Sunday evening the weather was warm enough for a ride along the harbor. The goal was to get to the movable dam gate in the waterweg at Hoek van Holland (Maeslant Storm Surge Barrier). I have to admit that I almost gave up near the end of the route but Johan kept telling me not to quit.

Final Destination is that white thing way down there.

biking in the Netherlands

I made it half way. Looking back.

biking in the Netherlands

Electric windmills for harvesting energy.

windmills in the Netherlands

A boat passes through the harbor.

shipping boat, Hoek van Holland

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