Sunday, September 23, 2012

Monday.

 

 

Today I have some photo’s of the lovely old city of Schiedam, near Rotterdam.

 

4-Schiedam tea

 

1-DSC03305

 

2-DSC03257

 

3-DSC03307

 

I am linking this post to : Mandarin Orange Monday : http://www.lorikart.com/

Whimsical Windows, delirious doors: http://iwishiwereaphotographer.blogspot.nl/

Blue Monday : http://smilingsally.blogspot.nl/

Mosaic Monday : http://dearlittleredhouse.blogspot.nl/

A big thank you to all the hosts.

38 comments:

Home and Lifestyle said...

Er zitten veel leuke stadjes en dorpjes bij je in de buurt, heel sfeervol! Een mooie collage heb je gemaakt!

Een fijne week, Riet! Lieve groet, Ingrid

Down by the sea said...

Lovely photos of Holland reminding me of trips to Holland as a child.
Sarah x

Elna said...

What a lovely place and I love the buildings.

Hugs

Josephine said...

Schiedam ziet er heel sfeervol
uit, mooie oude momnumenten,
en leuk altijd de molens in het stadszicht.
Gelukkig hebben we er nog
een heleboel in Nederland.

Fijne week lieve Rietje,

Liefs,
Josephine

Lynne said...

Charming . . . love the curves, peaks and windmill. Pleasant to see "The View" from your corner of the world!

eileeninmd said...

Lovely photos from your visit. The building and windmill are beautiful. Holland is a place I would like to visit someday. Thanks for sharing.

~Lavender Dreamer~ said...

The architecture is so different from anything I see here. Lovely! And a wonderful post! Enjoy the week ahead!

Judith @ Lavender Cottage said...

Hello Riet
Beautiful photos depicting your country. I'll bet the windmill has seen much throughout the years.
Judith

Gardening in a Sandbox said...

The shape of the buildings is so unusual but oh so interesting. Valerie

Vee said...

The charming architecture is wonderful to see. So very different from anything I see here, though reminiscent of some buildings I've seen in NYC. Guess there is a bit of a connection.

A Garden of Threads said...

A beautiful city. Love the windmill shot. Take care and have a great day.

Dorothy said...

Very interesting architecture!
Wishing you a Happy Autumn!

Lorrie said...

Beautiful architecture. The curving line on the building facades is very striking and unique.

Pondside said...

What lovely scenes, Riet! I visited one of my favourite cities this month on my 'ramble'. That city is Maastricht - always such a treat!

Luna Miranda said...

lovely photos! the old buildings have character.

SwedishCorner ~ DownUnder...Pernilla said...

Happy Blue Monday!
Beautiful photos - I miss Europe now ;)

Kom Achterom said...

ooh wat een mooie huisjes! Zeker de moeite waard om eens te gaan kijken!
Fijne dag
Yolanda

Ingmarie We said...

Lovely and interesting photos! Have a nice week.

xinex said...

Beautiful photos, Riet! Love those buildings!..Christine

SmilingSally said...

Thanks for sharing your beautiful blues. I especially like that windmill shot. I look forward to reading your comment on my blog.

Happy Blue Monday, Riet.

Riet said...

Wat een geweldige foto,s Riet.

Liefs Riet.

Pie said...

Beautiful shots.

My blues are here and here.

Suzy said...

The curves of the architecture...so unique! Would love to see it someday.

Anonymous said...

The photos are lovely. I love the shapes of the house tops.

debra said...

oh I love those old houses with the orange roofs!

Linda Gibbons said...

Love that orange roof!

June said...

Hello dear Riet,
You make me fall in love with your beautiful country through your photos every time you share! Oh what a lovely place you live!!!!!

I hope you are doing well and I am sending many hugs your way!

Shane Pollard said...

Hello Riet

Your photos of beautiful Schiedam make me want to hop on a plane today!!!
I'm wondering how old it is. Such beautiful old buildings with so much character and no doubt wonderful stories to tell.
The windmill is just like out of a fairy story - magical!

Our darling daughter and our 3 granddaughters live in France where we visit often. We have always had boats and we would love to buy an old barge in Holland and journey via Belgium to France - it's only a pipe dream!!!

Do come and visit me and I'll get out my prettiest teacups - we have lots to chat about I'm sure!!

hugs
Shane in New Zealand

Ralph said...

The look of Holland as we in the US think is of corse the windmill. A classic! I like the red roofing (tile?), the look that lasts for centuries. I hope someday to visit this beautiful country...

lorik said...

Great series - interesting architecture and i like the view through the boat's masts. It makes me want to visit the Netherlands again:) Thank you for being part of Mandarin Orange Monday.

BECKY said...

How beautiful! I would love to visit your lovely country someday!

toby said...

Beautiful! I especially love those slopey rooftops. Thanks for sharing them at WWDD!

jesh StG said...

Your pics tell about the atmosphere in the Dutch town and cities (which is very different from the USA). Lovely photos, Riet!

Ann said...

What a wonderful visit to such a lovely city. I really love the architecture of these beautiful homes.
Ann

Anonymous said...

Beautiful! I'm always amazed by the beauty and history in the places you share with us.

Genie -- Paris and Beyond said...

The shapes and features of the architecture are so very striking, and the windmill could be from a postcard. What a beautiful country!

Bises,
Genie

Sallie (FullTime-Life) said...

I would love to visit your unique country! Thank you for the virtual visits.

Anne (cornucopia) said...

Great pictures! I like the windmill best.