Few weeks ago, Vinn en route nominated me for the Golden Bloggerz Award. It is easy to be overlooked in…
The Sint Stevenskerkhof In Nijmegen: The Oldest City in the Netherlands
If you are like myself who enjoy exploring old cities that are imbued with medieval vibes, then I am quite…
The Nijmegen’s Kronenburger Tower and The 6 Blogging Tips I do Not Necessarily Agree With
In the Kronenburger Park, one will find the remains of what has been the fortress of a medieval city called…
De Waag (The Weigh House) in Nijmegen
This gorgeous old building in the city of Nijmegen is called ‘De Waag’. Like Arnhem, which is the capital city…
Arnhem: From St. Agnes Convent to The Walloon Church
This is the Walloon Church in the city of Arnhem. Arnhem is the capital city of Gelderland, which is located…
Arnhem Has A Sense of Humour
While exploring the city of Arnhem, which is the capital city of the Dutch province called Gelderland, I have encountered…
The Devil’s House in Arnhem
Of all the things I have seen while exploring Arnhem on that beautiful day of spring last year, this old…
The Waterpoort in Sneek And Some Quick Reflections on The Past And The Present
This is the Waterpoort (or Water Gate) in Sneek. Sneek is a town in Friesland, a province, which is located…
The Tower of Saint Boniface in Leeuwarden And A Nostalgia For Pre-Digital Photography
Above is a photograph of Leeuwarden depicting one of its beautiful canal street with the tower of the Saint Boniface…
Leeuwarden’s Oldehove: Imperfect, Unfinished and Yet Impressive
If Italy has the Leaning Tower of Pisa, the Netherlands has the Oldehove in Leeuwarden. Leeuwarden is the capital city…
A 7 Century Old Fraelemaborg And How Lightroom Saved My Pictures
In my previous post entitled Menkemaborg: The View From The Back, I have featured a beautiful and historical borg in Uithuizen,…
Menkemaborg: The View From The Back
This is the rear side of the Menkemaborg in a town called Uithuizen in Groningen. Groningen is one of the…
