Winter in the Dutch Dunes (3) by Hedepo
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Winter in the Dutch Dunes (3)
This photo was taken earlier this week in the Dunes between Noordwijk and Zandvoort, near the Zilk in the Netherlands Just a 4 or 5 kilometers behind the shoreline. In this area there are a lot of young trees, which are covered with snow, and due to the overcast there was hardly any color!!
Last night we had again a lot of frost, not so common in Holland: they expect freezing weather for the coming days (week or weeks), so the snow will last a little bit longer then normally. The negative part is that the snow is destroying the quality of the natural ice on the water ways etc., it might get difficult to skate on natural ice in the western and southern part of the Netherlands. Up north there wasn't any snow, so the “fever concerning skating” is getting around over there !!LOL!!
Thanks for viewing, and your lovely words on my yesterdays posting, a special thanks for those who earmarked the image as favorite; comments are always welcome.
Have a very nice day
Henk

Comments (12)
Here they expect floods over the weekend. We did not have normal rainfall thus far here in Pretoria. Superb capture my friend. God Bless.
Beautiful cold capture. Amzing how all is reduced to B+W in the snow. What is the purpose of the gate?
Great composition!!
Amazing shot. Aloha
This is beautiful. A very pleasing perspective and view down this snowy lane.
I love the B/W pic, makes me think of Charles Dickens!!
Wonderful!
A beautiful piece of art.
Lovely!
Very nice capture. I like the lonely gate at the right side. Wonder what might be the purpose of it.
Very nice shot.
the gate makes a wonderful point of interest in an already superb landscape