Kinderdijk -- or the Children's Dike -- is a village in the Netherlands that has nineteen windmills that once were used to drain the water from the low land into the adjacent canals. It is now a UNESCO World Heritage site. The windmills are all in operable condition and are available as backups, but today most of the pumping is done by diesel-operated turbines.
This photo was taken at sunrise on a VERY cold morning in early April.
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Fantastic Jack .... beautiful soft morning colours.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tones here, Jack. Enjoying this collection of holiday photos. Lovely part of the world.
ReplyDeleteGreat reflection, Jack. Early morning light provides some very nice colors as well. "Very cold" seems to be the description of April weather just about everywhere this year. At least things are starting to bloom around here.
ReplyDeletewow this picture is magnificent!Brilliant shot, Jack!
ReplyDeleteI love so much the reflections!
Have a nice weekend,
Léia
I'm glad you braved the cold weather to get this beautiful shot.
ReplyDeleteA fantastic capture/reflection of a glorious pink world, Jack! Thanks for sharing the beauty!!
ReplyDeleteThat is such a lovely composition, with the boat and the mills in the sunset colors... It looks very quiet, too.
ReplyDeleteEven without a word, it HAD to be in Holland!What a lovely picture!
ReplyDeleteJack, the light is terrific even if you were cold. Love the reflection of the boat in the water.
ReplyDeleteWow! This is so beautiful! Great shot Jack!
ReplyDeleteI have heard of this place. Gorgeous pic, Jack!
ReplyDeleteAh! The sea is such a treasure ~ Great shot!
ReplyDeleteWow! great reflection of boat in the water.
ReplyDeleteFabulous pic Jack! Too bad it was so cold for your trip especially since you have lost your winter hardiness from being in Florida for the season.
ReplyDeleteA fabulous capture Jack - the results of your brave early morning sortie were surely worth risking frostbite!
ReplyDeleteReally a fantastic capture. The pink tones are stunning!
ReplyDeleteNice reflection.
ReplyDeleteYour comment on my site made me chuckle. I don't like that sculpture either!
ReplyDeleteLovely shot Jake. When I only saw the thumbnail I thought what does a dutch windmill here, but now I know, it is in Holland. Well done.
ReplyDeleteFantastic shot, Jack!
ReplyDeleteDelightful light -wish I was there!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful, Jack!
ReplyDeleteI have been there a long time ago, but I guess it hasn't changed much in this time...
ReplyDeleteOH I'm playing catch up here Jack. This is lovely with that pink sky and the windmill in silhouette.
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Oh la! Such pretty colours Jack, and very nice reflections. Am loving your holiday shots.
ReplyDeleteYou surely made justice to the wonderful atmosphere. Fantastic capture, Jack!
ReplyDeleteThe pinkish sky is so lovely, it really speaks to early morning light.
ReplyDeleteLove the delicate colors of the sky!
ReplyDeleteVery nice. Cold mornings can be beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!
ReplyDeleteWe have direct flights to AMSTERDAM.
So perhaps it is about time to take a trip there.
Pristine and pretty.
ReplyDeletewell thats pretty!
ReplyDeleteyes, when we were in the netherlands in november it was also very cold. much colder than here in boston!!
It doesn't get much more Dutch than this, doesn't ? Lovely shot.
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