Sinterklaas - the 5th of December. #greetingsfromnl

Christmas ~ Holland, Netherlands ~ Sinterklaas (or more formally Sint Nicolaas) is a traditional winter holiday figure still celebrated today in the Netherlands.

Little Dutch boy and girl
Dutch Candy : We used to get candy like this in goodie bags after the Sunday School Christmas program.

Dutch Candy ~ My Grandmother used to always keep this hard candy in a pretty candy dish, I know she was only trying to taunt her Grandchildren ~

oliebollen! wonder if this dough is similar to funnel cakes...
Nostalgie......advocaatje met veel slagroom! Niet dat ik dit ooit kreeg toen ik een kind was, maar oom Albert lustte er wel pap van!
Postcard from Holland by cheryldecarteret, via Flickr
Holland.............................................lb xxxxx
Dutch Zeep en Zeeppoeder........stoomzeepziederij. Wat is dat?..... Op naar de Zaanse Schans om dat uit te vinden!
Traditional Dutch treat, resembling small, fluffy pancakes ~ Poffertjes

Traditional Dutch treat, small, fluffy pancakes eaten with melted butter and powdered sugar~ Poffertjes

Dutch Traditional Costumes by P8 Accessories & Button Art, via Flickr

Buttons & Fabrics: Traditional Costumes : Dutch Costumes on Postage Stamps Hindeloopen, Spakenburg en Huizen

An old Dutch street in Leiden, Netherlands
Map The Netherlands (1559 - 1609)
Schiedamse Stellingmolens Een oud concept, maar in de jaren 80' van de vorige eeuw gemaakt (zoals ze ooit daar op die plek stonden). Is dit de manier, de gouden combinatie, om Schiedam weer haar glorie terug te geven?
Fierljeppen. www.parfumflowercompany.com
Elfstedentocht, 1963.

Elfstedentocht, 200 kilometers long tour over nature ice. Always takes place in the North of the Netherlands, Leeuwarden, the capital of the province. The tour is only when there is enough ice on the water, the last tour that took place was in

Thank you Renee for another great theme. Tonight and tomorrow we are going to visit "The Village Creamery". It was on the edge of town where they had cheese-milk-butter for the all those who lived in the village. They kept some cows and goats but it was not a farm. I hope you enjoy your visit.
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