Amsterdam
July 2011


The Amstel canal near the Heineken Brewery

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A young couple enjoys lunch over a canal



A draw bridge over the main Amster canal, allowing the occasional larger boats through


A cafe table dedicated to the weak Electric Light Orchestra album Discovery


Rembrandt scowls over the Rembrandt Square


This is the last remaining windmill in Leiden, built in 1743. It is now a the Molenmuseum de Valk, demonstrating life within a windmill, and their historical uses.



Leiden Windmill


Flowers in the windmill garden


The dining room in the Windmill where the miller and his family would dine


Looking up the windmill at the arms, called blades or sails


The wheel used to move the windmill blades around to catch the wind


Large stone wheel would grind grain against another stone wheel to produce flour


The shaft up the windmill, connected to the blades outside, which would power the wheels below


A view from the windmill
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