Windmill seen through the window of another windmill

Windmill in a field of flowers

The famous Dutch boy who stuck his finger in the dike to save the city

A candy shop in Brussels

A water scene in Brugge

Water scene with reflection in Brugge

Windmill with reflection

Kinderdike a famous row of windmills in a particularly windy section of Holland

Small drawbridge over a canal

Dutch woman clowns with hat for tourists to have their pictures taken at Keukenhof Gardens

A bed of tulips at Keukenhof Gardens

Tulip garden at Keukenhof Gardens

This windmill on the outskirts of Haarlem drives a paper mill circa 1692 - it is a Dutch national treasure.

Orchids at a Dutch flower show

A street organ at an Organ museum

Tulips at the Keukenhof Gardens

A stork sits on a nest atop a building at a stork refuge

The home of Corrie ten Boom.

A Castle reflected in its moat

During WWII Corrie and her family hid jews from the Nazis. They were betrayed and sent to concentration camps. After the war Corrie, who lived to be 91, travelled the world speaking on behalf of peace and forgiveness. “There is no pit so deep that God’s love is not deeper still", and that “God will enable you to forgive your enemies”.

ere is no pit so deep that God’s love is not deeper still", and that “God will enable you to forgive your enemies”.