wfbakker2: We started in Alblasserdam
wfbakker2: We passed the house where Opa was born, located by the position of the polder nearby
wfbakker2: Windmills right outside Alblasserdam
wfbakker2: First adventure was renting bikes and visiting Kinderdijk
wfbakker2: The windmills drain farmland into neighboring rivers
wfbakker2: The windmills were obsolete relics in 1963. They are UNESCO-protected now.
wfbakker2: A bike path runs between the polders between Alblasserdam and Kinderdijk
wfbakker2: Classic Dutch landscape
wfbakker2: Polders are, roughly, ditches that remain full of water
wfbakker2: Great variety of views from this direction
wfbakker2: Many more options for tourists
wfbakker2: Our rented tandem
wfbakker2: Can't get enough windmills
wfbakker2: There was one windmill renovated as a museum
wfbakker2: The front door of the residence
wfbakker2: More developed than the 90s
wfbakker2: Bike parking
wfbakker2: Closer to the river, these do the real work now
wfbakker2: The new-to-us tourist center
wfbakker2: The standard view
wfbakker2: Possibly second cousins?
wfbakker2: Looking from tourist site to the town of Kinderdijk
wfbakker2: Traffic!
wfbakker2: Standard view all the way back to Alblasserdam
wfbakker2: So many new elements since previous visits
wfbakker2: We took the road into Kinderdijk
wfbakker2: The center of Kinderdijk
wfbakker2: Stopped at a bakery near the church
wfbakker2: Backyard view for a Kinderdijk resident
wfbakker2: Houses built at the former level of the dike