Further On in the Canals to Gouda - June 10-12, 2016


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June 12th 2016
Published: June 26th 2016
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When in Haarlem we had an opportunity to meet and talk with a Dutch couple who were heading out at the same time we were in the direction of Gouda (the “Gou" is pronounced like the word “how”). He told us that we should stop at a museum that was right on the canal. He explained it was an old pumping system that had been converted into a museum. He also explained that it was one of the great ... Read Full Entry



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We Are Glad They Have Places to Tie UpWe Are Glad They Have Places to Tie Up
We Are Glad They Have Places to Tie Up

when waiting for the bridges to open
Always Enjoy Seeing Those WindmillsAlways Enjoy Seeing Those Windmills
Always Enjoy Seeing Those Windmills

They have been vital for keeping the land dry
Leave it to Bob to Spot a SawmillLeave it to Bob to Spot a Sawmill
Leave it to Bob to Spot a Sawmill

This one is powered by the windmill
If You Don't Have a Yard or GarageIf You Don't Have a Yard or Garage
If You Don't Have a Yard or Garage

this is the solution - land next to the canal!
The Cruquius Museum was Very EducationalThe Cruquius Museum was Very Educational
The Cruquius Museum was Very Educational

an interesting stop on the way to Gouda
View of the Sint Janskerk SteepleView of the Sint Janskerk Steeple
View of the Sint Janskerk Steeple

the longest church in the Netherlands
The Gouda Stained Glass Windows are FamousThe Gouda Stained Glass Windows are Famous
The Gouda Stained Glass Windows are Famous

Many were saved during the war & re-installed
Dogs We Were Told Signify FidelityDogs We Were Told Signify Fidelity
Dogs We Were Told Signify Fidelity

We saw them in quite a few windows in the church
The Windmill Was Incorporated by the ArtistThe Windmill Was Incorporated by the Artist
The Windmill Was Incorporated by the Artist

as put in what was familiar to him in the Netherlands
The Stained Glass Windows Had Been Stored in CratesThe Stained Glass Windows Had Been Stored in Crates
The Stained Glass Windows Had Been Stored in Crates

which saved them from damage in WWII



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