I guess I should have expected wind like this since the windmill is one of the most famous symbols of Holland. I’m glad I’m driving today, not riding a bike. Poor Dick is flying in this morning. I think he’s in for a bumpy ride.
When you think of Holland, what do you think of first? Windmills, wooden shoes, canals, or something less innocent?
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Katie Schoeben
September 13, 2011 at 9:53 pm
love this slide show