Lovely! Thank you for making the video... the scenery reminds me of the time I once spent in Volendam. The soundtrack to your video is perfect, sort of "Masterpiece Theatre-ish." What is it, if I may ask?
Alex, thank you for sharing the refreshing historical beauty and calm of Zierikzee, a reassuring reminder that life continues amidst the chaos elsewhere…a reminder to pause, breath deeply with gratitude for all I have, we all have. Have a lovely weekend ☀️🌳💙
I love market day! No idea why everybody wants to go to Amsterdam I’m sure it’s nice, but those gems of smaller towns you’ve been sharing – I’d much prefer those, I’m sure. I’m bookmarking “mooistedorpjes”!
I have a direct train to Amsterdam. I think I might hop out in Utrecht, or it looks like it stops in s’Hertogenbosch as well. And they have re-introduced the night train. That’s excellent news.
“Poorts” are some of my favorite tourist attractions wherever I go. And wow on the history of Zierikzee once again. Fascinating!
That first picture – the symmetry, the shapes, the colors, that cyclist right in the middle. I love everything about it. Same goes for the video. You’re a great Zeeland ambassador! De Zeeuwse Hemel looks like the perfect place to end an afternoon of shopping.
Thank you for sharing.
P.S.: I remember that post from 1 year ago – and to think that some people’s claims and ideas have gotten even crazier.
Both Utrecht and ‘s Hertogenbosch are worth a visit. I left the island this morning but will be back there later this summer. So expect a bit more histyof the islands in this newsletter
Can't believe I misspelled 's Hertogenbosch - all I had to do is copy it from the train timetable. I think I need some coffee. Looking forward to more island history.
Thanks Lizzie. I always enjoy going a year back in time and it is fun to do that with my own newsletters. I had completely forgotten about that article.
What a lovely city! Thank you for taking us along with you on your walk!
Thank you Jean!
Hi Alex ! Thanks very much for this pleasant video and article. Really, a welcoming little city!!
And what a beautiful ambience with this sun and all the greenery!
Happy stay in your charming city ! 👩🌾👋🌿🌺
Thank you Danièle!
👌🌷
Lovely! Thank you for making the video... the scenery reminds me of the time I once spent in Volendam. The soundtrack to your video is perfect, sort of "Masterpiece Theatre-ish." What is it, if I may ask?
Nice that you like it. I’m traveling now so a bit complicated to look up the music. I will let you know once I find it in the next few days
Don't go to any trouble. I thought you might know the music off the top of your mind. Take good care!
Alex, thank you for sharing the refreshing historical beauty and calm of Zierikzee, a reassuring reminder that life continues amidst the chaos elsewhere…a reminder to pause, breath deeply with gratitude for all I have, we all have. Have a lovely weekend ☀️🌳💙
Thank you Dawna, a good weekend for you too!
I love market day! No idea why everybody wants to go to Amsterdam I’m sure it’s nice, but those gems of smaller towns you’ve been sharing – I’d much prefer those, I’m sure. I’m bookmarking “mooistedorpjes”!
I have a direct train to Amsterdam. I think I might hop out in Utrecht, or it looks like it stops in s’Hertogenbosch as well. And they have re-introduced the night train. That’s excellent news.
“Poorts” are some of my favorite tourist attractions wherever I go. And wow on the history of Zierikzee once again. Fascinating!
That first picture – the symmetry, the shapes, the colors, that cyclist right in the middle. I love everything about it. Same goes for the video. You’re a great Zeeland ambassador! De Zeeuwse Hemel looks like the perfect place to end an afternoon of shopping.
Thank you for sharing.
P.S.: I remember that post from 1 year ago – and to think that some people’s claims and ideas have gotten even crazier.
Both Utrecht and ‘s Hertogenbosch are worth a visit. I left the island this morning but will be back there later this summer. So expect a bit more histyof the islands in this newsletter
Can't believe I misspelled 's Hertogenbosch - all I had to do is copy it from the train timetable. I think I need some coffee. Looking forward to more island history.
Thanks Lizzie. I always enjoy going a year back in time and it is fun to do that with my own newsletters. I had completely forgotten about that article.