Monday, February 11, 2013

Windmills

                                                           Attribution: Quistrix at nl.wikipedia

Image: The Crowned Poelenburg at Zaanse Schans
Source: Licensed through Wikimedia Commons (here)

Tulips and windmills
Of canals and maple trees
Den Haag and Centrum

Wooden clogs and Delft
blue. Herring in onions
Fries, with or without?

Dining is bliss, hot
pizza, Indische rijsttafels
Chinese takeaways

Edam, cheese galore
One or in separate bills?
Astublieft and Dag.....

Written for Chev's haiku at CARPE DIEM #119 with prompt - windmills

20 comments:

  1. what a cool windmill...and dinner sounds marvelous...i would love to travel and visit all different kinds of cultures....

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    1. I've decided to revert back to this template! Less bright but more friendly! Thanks Brian!

      Hank

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  2. Awesome Hank ... a wonderful tribute to The Netherlands, land of Tulips, wooden Shoes and windmills. Nice photo of Zaanse Schans. Thnak you so much for these wonderful series of haiku.

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  3. Now that's a Windmill!
    Your words make it sound like a favourite day out of yours?
    Thank for sharing Hank.

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  4. great celebration of the Netherlands, one of my favorite countries

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  5. you took us on an unexpected tour with your haiku set ^^

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  6. I like the picture and I like your style. Well said.

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  7. Sounds like quite the place, would be fun to visit and embrace.

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  8. a lovely tour of The Netherlands....espec. the gastronomic delights, and a very cool picture

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  9. Dinner lines evoke delicious feelings. Nice one!

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  10. That stout old windmill
    Like a big-hipped peasant girl
    Works hard every day

    JzB

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  11. This was so fun to read aloud ~ Now that is the place I like to visit ~

    Have a good day Hank ~

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  12. nice...reminded me of amsterdam...windmills are cool...herring as well...and gouda..hmmmm....smiles

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  13. This brought back wonderful memories of my visit to the Netherlands. Thank you!

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  14. Yes sounds great. Visited Holland last spring and had a wonderful time... :-)

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  15. This makes me want to go there!

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  16. You know the world of windmills well.. I see the depth of knowledge in your post andenjoyed it. :-)
    Eliz

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