~    a lot to remember    ~      I didn't publish anything for more than a week. The reason was that my mother in law passed away a week ago. She was old, very old. But that makes the pain no less. I was

~    one to go in, one to go out?    ~      All quiet here; you might wonder what they are doing here. Probably nothing. This building is for rent, just as a lot of other bother: waiting for a new tenant.

~    a lot of small faces    ~      Medieval building have sometimes strange decorations. Just below the gutters, you can see a lot of different faces; staring at you, of just looking at nothing. Click

~    after the party    ~      The wall is a detail of the More Museum for modern art: inside is the largest collection of Duch Modern Realism. Btw; the trunk is a London plane. In a sense this is Dutch

~    tone sur tone    ~      I think this is some kind of uber design: painting the wall of your house in the same color as all your table-lamps.I don't see this very often :-). Click on image for full

~    I want to pull the lever!    ~      Some type of old diesel locomotives had these weird large levers. Don't know what will happen when this lever is pulled. Althougt in this case, nothing would have

~    lonely bike    ~      Some decided to go by bike. The parking lot was full with cars when we visited the IKEA store; we almost couldn't find a place. But for bicycles there was more than enough room!

~    big brother is watching you    ~      Part 8 of a series on the omnipresence of camera's keeping an eye on us. It seems as if this camera is saying: 'hey, I'm looking at you; and you'd better be aware

~    lightning the ocean    ~      Madeira has a lot of beautiful viewpoints. Looking over the ocean and expecience the vast empiness of the sea. They put up these streetlamps, probably to light the ocean??

~    filling up the holes    ~      I love these old garden walls, separating the garden from the outside world. But why did someone made holes in it. And then someone filled up the wholes; but why?? Click

~    mourning mother    ~      An impressive memorial statue on the American Cemetery in Margraten: a mourning mother. Remembering those that died in World War II! This photograph was taken last winter:

~    please enter    ~      The Walburgischurch has a large gate under the tower to enter the church. Classic red with large decorated hinges! Click on image for full size! Remark: The #SevenDaysOutside

~    waiting for a ship to com    ~      Out of use for more than fourty years. In the seventies this canal was closed for inland waterway transport. And what's not used will rust!!. Click on image for

~    matching colors    ~      Painting your door in a bright outspoken color gives the obligation to look for matching accessories. The residents of this home did just that! Click on image for full size!

~    a lot of windows    ~      Remark: The #SevenDaysOutside challenge is a great initiative by @erikah. I decided to take part in this challenge for this week. My entry for #WindowMonday My entry for

~    a rocket lamp    ~      The Menin Gate Memorial to the Missing is a war memorial dedicated to the British and Commonwealth soldiers who were killed in World War I and whose graves are unknown. Every

~    in the center    ~      The cloth hall was one of the largest commercial buildings of the Middle Ages. It served as the main market and warehouse for the Flemish city's prosperous cloth industry.

~    pattern of shades    ~      No one here yet. I don't know why, because the morning sun is often very pleasing on the beach. (I'm not that kind of person that is fond of baking in the hot sun and getting

~    my bike is pink    ~      The doors look almost the same, but their size is weirdly different. And that is not unusual for this kind of really old houses. However, the bike is modern!! Click on image

~    boring concrete    ~      Along the boulevard of the island Borkum are lot of appartments buildings for tourists. Some of them are really nicely build. Others are just unimaginative and unspired heaps