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| Goodbye Tessel |
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| Goodbye Willem |
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| Goodbye Zager |
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| Goodbye Maaten and Mariette |
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| Thank you for having me come to visit your family and your home. |
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| After returning briefly to get my helmet I ventured on and passed two bicycle stores in another town. They are on opposite sides of the road from one another. |
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| An interesting statue |
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| I should get Emily to paint ours. |
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| Windmill |
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| These rocks are called hunebedden.They say they are rocks from the ice age and mark where people were buried. |
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| No question as to which way to go |
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| Woven reeds |
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| These sheep came running over thinking that I had food for them. |
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| A camping place |
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| Coach and student |
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| Fancy jumps |
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| This area has lots of horses! |
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| Cow garbage? |
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| These men from Latvia were planting asparagus. |
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| I had my snack by a Jewish graveyard. |
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| One gravestone with little stones on top (instead of flowers) |
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| I am now in the province of Overijssel. |
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| Another baby girl |
Hi Mary Ann! The rocks from the past are called: hunebedden. The were built with the stones that were left here in the ice age. Thats where they buried the dead people.
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