December 9th, 2002 by alephnaught
Haarlem
We took a train to The Hague and changed to Haarlem. We went straight to the heart of town and walked around and photographed the cathederal. A woman approached me to let me know that they had a postcard of one of the details I was trying to photograph.
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A detail from the city hall
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A very cool wooden head from a pharmacy
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De Grote of St. Bavo Kerk
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A detail from the cathedral ceiling, which is made of wood
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Details of two painted columns inside the cathedral
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This is the famous Muller organ, one of the largest in Europe;
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We walked to the Hals museum but it was closed, so we walked to a newer kerk (church) and then had a light lunch and trained home. It was rush hour so Igor and I had to stand.
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The newer cathedral in Haarlem
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A sock vendor outside St. Bavo’s |
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Igor and Peter are colleagues of mine at ABN AMRO Bank
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We walked to a nice restaurant and finished up at a pub.
This was our band of merry architects having dinner in Utrecht
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- February 28, 2018 @ 19:56:25 [Current Revision] by alephnaught
- February 28, 2018 @ 19:56:25 by alephnaught
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+Bob Hays
- I'm a father and husband, have two schipperkes, like to read, compose music, travel. And I manage a couple software development teams at DIRECTV.
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9:52 pm on March 13th, 2010
Interesting , how would I apply this?
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7:24 am on December 10th, 2011
[…] making a Chartres Cathedral (and one I got in The Netherlands to make St. Bavo in Haarlem, which I visited a couple of years ago). Two paper models of animals I got in a design store at the Louvre (they are made by d-torso) […]
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