Kinderdijk 2 by iaacf
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This is the second picture I will post of the Kinderdijk.
Kinderdijk, (Childrensdyke), the place where during the devastating Sint Elisabeth's Flood of 1421, a baby in a cradle washed ashore. A cat keeping the cradle in balance and so saving his own life and that of the baby. Nowhere in the world you find so many windmills working together in a complex. A typical Dutch scenery of 19 windmills build between 1521 and 1760 capable of keeping the 'Alblasserwaard' dry. The Alblasserwaard is a region located nearby Rotterdam.
Comments (10)
a great capture! a wonderful scenery with those windmills... well done!
Excellent photograph and description. Never realised that windmills had curved sails.
such lovely shot
Great story and history in the beautiful image:):)..V
wow what a story and the windmills looking super
Wonderful photograph of these tremendous windmills. Once again perfect. HUGS!!!!
Some interesting info that goes well with your wonderful photo! :B eaver !
Incredible to think what our ancestors achieved by doing this! Terrific work, Oskar, this was another 'Delta'-project back then!
Spectacular !
a wonderful mill impression with a perfect mood and composition! ;o)