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Blood on the Rooftops

England, Southwell – December 2018

Dark and grey, an English film, the Wednesday Play
We always watch the Queen on Christmas Day
Won’t you stay?

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Music clips

Blood On The Rooftops – Genesis
Dark and grey, an English film, the Wednesday Play
We always watch the Queen on Christmas Day
Won’t you stay?

Though your eyes see shipwrecked sailors you’re still dry
The outlook’s fine though Wales might have some rain
Saved again.

Let’s skip the news boy (I’ll make some tea)
The Arabs and the Jews boy (too much for me)
They get me confused boy (puts me off to sleep)
And the thing I hate – Oh Lord!
Is staying up late, to watch some debate, on some nation’s fate.

Hypnotised by Batman, Tarzan, still surprised!
You’ve won the West in time to be our guest
Name your prize!

Drop of wine, a glass of beer dear what’s the time?
The grime on the Tyne is mine all mine all mine
Five past nine.

Blood on the rooftops – Venice in the Spring
Streets of San Francisco – a word from Peking
The trouble was started – by a young Errol Flynn
Better in my day – Oh Lord!
For when we got bored, we’d have a world war, happy but poor

So let’s skip the news boy (I’ll go make that tea)
Blood on the rooftops (too much for me)
When old Mother Goose stops – they’re out for 23
Then the rain at Lords stopped play
Seems Helen of Troy has found a new face again.

 

Fresh Light Old Windows

The Netherlands, Leiden – November 2018

The weigh house (Waag in Dutch) in Leiden, once the location where products were weighed, now a restaurant.

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Back to work

The Netherlands, Leiden – November 2018

It is back to work after leave for Christmas and New Year.

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A new year arrived: happy 2019

England, Southwell – December 2018

2019 just arrived around the corner. I wish you a happy, prosperous, inspirational, peaceful 2019 in good health.

 

Old and New

The Netherlands, Leiden – November 2018

The weigh house (Waag in Dutch) in Leiden, once the location where products were weighed, now a restaurant in an old setting with a modern touch. The transition from old to new can be very smooth and aesthetic.

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Under the bridge

The Netherlands, Den Haag – October 2018

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Two Tones

England, Horsham – October 2018

England, Horsham – October 2018

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Full metal

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Take a seat

The Netherlands, Den Haag – October 2018

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Going Underground

The Netherlands, Den Haag – October 2018

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Stocked Up

The Netherlands, Den Haag – October 2018

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Arrogance

The Netherlands, Amsterdam – September 2018

ING head office in the south of Amsterdam.

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One Step Yonder

The Netherlands, Den Haag – June 2018

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Level of emotions

The Netherlands, Den Haag – June 2018

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Jan Steen and his neighbor

The Netherlands, Leiden – September 2018

Jan Steen is one of the famous Dutch painters of the Dutch Golden Age. He was born in Leiden, and the house he lived in at the end of his life was right next door to the house were a young  Rembrandt was the apprentice of Jacob van Swanenburgh.

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Hooglandse Kerk

The Netherlands, Leiden – September 2018

The Hooglandse Kerk in Leiden.

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Rembrandt van Rijn

The Netherlands, Leiden – September 2018

This is the area where Rembrandt van Rijn was born in 1606. His father was a miller, and the mill on the left is a replica of a mill he worked.  His birthplace was off to the right of this photo. Unfortunately the Leiden council decided to demolish the house he was born in around 1920. What remains is a plaque on a modern apartment building. Luckily, we still can enjoy his paintings.

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Windmill The Falcon (Molen De Valk)

The Netherlands, Leiden – September 2018

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Olympic Flame

The Netherlands, Amsterdam – September 2018

The Olympic Stadium in Amsterdam, home of the 1928 Summer Olympics.

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The Windmills Of Your Mind

The Netherlands, Warmond – August 2018

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Darkness Across The Street

The Netherlands, Den Haag – August 2018

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