sccollections

Thought these kind of signs were more common in England, but they are here too.

The interior was quite adapted to corona.

 Lunch at last, tartar with old Remeker cheese grated on special country bread. ( That cheese is on my taste palet the Rolls Royce under the Dutch Cheeses ). One for Signs2 here.

 As a late birthday present my daughter and her husband had offered me lunch in a restaurant in Abcoude where we would go, cycling along the Gein and back to Weesp. It had been a long time since I had cycled such a distance.

 Along the way you will of course come across a lot of fun things like this Sunday school for the farmers children from the polder for religious education.

 And mills that have dried up that area, some of which are still working.

All in all it was worth the 20 km on the bike. I dedicate this post to Our World Tuesday here.

The river Gein must really push through Abcoude.

The owner of this barbershop must have some love for signs. One for Signs2 here.

After not being outside Almere for more than 2 months we were finally somewhere else on Sunday. Still under the smoke of Amsterdam but in the province of Utrecht. Abcoude first mentioned in 1085 ( so even older than Amsterdam ). Lying at 3 small rivers it looks really fantastic. One for Our World Tuesday here.