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April 25th 2007
Published: August 6th 2007
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It had been planned that we stay with Alicia's family in the Netherlands for 8 nights. We slept at Diny's house and spent most days with Tante Ali and Oom Joost. Tante Ali and Oom Joost are Alicia's dad's auntie and uncle and Diny is their daughter, which makes her Alicia's dad's cousin. And following on from the equation, this makes Diny Alicia's 2nd cousin (which you probably could have worked o... Read Full Entry



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Tante Ali and Oom Joost with Alicia Tante Ali and Oom Joost with Alicia
Tante Ali and Oom Joost with Alicia
One of the oldest streets in Middelburg.
Another Lovely Canal ShotAnother Lovely Canal Shot
Another Lovely Canal Shot
Stopping For a Drinks BreakStopping For a Drinks Break
Stopping For a Drinks Break
VeereVeere
Veere
This was a beautiful little town about 10 minutes drive from Middelburg. Tante Ali and Oom Joost took us on a tour of Zeeland on this day.
Dock in VeereDock in Veere
Dock in Veere
Boats in VeereBoats in Veere
Boats in Veere
Artificial Sand DunesArtificial Sand Dunes
Artificial Sand Dunes
This was taken on the man made barrage which stops the island of Zeeland from flooding as it is below sea level.
Josh Standing on a WWII Tank in West KapelleJosh Standing on a WWII Tank in West Kapelle
Josh Standing on a WWII Tank in West Kapelle
West KapelleWest Kapelle
West Kapelle
You can see why the barrages are so important.
Food From the WallFood From the Wall
Food From the Wall
Josh is buying kroket. We don't exactly know what it is, but it tastes really good!
More BikesMore Bikes
More Bikes
Outside the Leiden Centraal train station
Flowers at the KeukenhofFlowers at the Keukenhof
Flowers at the Keukenhof
The world's largest flower garden not far from Leiden
More Flowers!More Flowers!
More Flowers!
More Still!More Still!
More Still!
And Again!And Again!
And Again!
View of the Gardens From the WindmillView of the Gardens From the Windmill
View of the Gardens From the Windmill
View of the Windmill From the Japanese GardenView of the Windmill From the Japanese Garden
View of the Windmill From the Japanese Garden
The Next Day We Visited the Beach Side Town of VlissingenThe Next Day We Visited the Beach Side Town of Vlissingen
The Next Day We Visited the Beach Side Town of Vlissingen
Holiday HousesHoliday Houses
Holiday Houses
Alicia Standing in the Bamboo Wind ChimeAlicia Standing in the Bamboo Wind Chime
Alicia Standing in the Bamboo Wind Chime
Gevangentoren TowerGevangentoren Tower
Gevangentoren Tower
In the past, prisoners were locked in the bottom of this tower. As the tide rose, it filled with water, and they drowned.



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