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    Posted: 14 August 2008 at 08:50
If you're ever in the opportunity to visit Holland you have to visit the Openlucht Museum (Open air Museum)

It takes you through a few 100 years of Dutch history. All real buildings restored and moved to this museum.

A few shots of many I took. I was with the kids so I didn't have time to dig into it......Minolta 35-70/4


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Posts: 168 		Post Options Post Options   Quote dorian-grey Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 14 August 2008 at 09:49
Ah this takes me back a few years, I and my family were 'Op Vakantije' near Doorn    had a really great day out at this museum. As i remember rightly theres a row of houses that show typical Dutch homes through the centurys from turf roofed > 1980's :-) Also a fantastic Bakers shop with some of the nicest bread i have ever eaten.

Had a ride on that tram too.

I also bought a book about windmills - well what else would one buy in the museum shop eh!

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That's more than 5 shots DLNY. Some nice ones in-between though!
I like 1 (shame about the tilt) and 7.
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Hey, I like the blacksmith one and #9 (is that a mill?).
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Posts: 2289 		Post Options Post Options   Quote alanfrombangor Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 14 August 2008 at 11:31
More than five is fine by me, if it's needed to tell a story. I find these reportage series every bit as compelling as the stunning photos that the top photographers post.
Flickr photostream. C&C always welcome on my photos.
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Very nice and interesting series DNLY.
Thanks for sharing.
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