Beautiful town, thank you for sharing. Sorry that I've not been active here recently, I've been struggling with a temperature for several days that reached 39.9C. Thankfully it is coming down and I am able to eat more than one bowl of fruit in a 24 hour period!
This looks like a place to visit for sure. Loving the history. I guess it's similar all over the world, places thrive where there is water. Just saw that there is a museum about the history of Beverland in Goes.
Thank you for always including sources in Dutch. Today I learned a new word "kade". I don't usually look up words I don't understand as long as I get the context, but this one popped up so many times ;-)
Loved watching that video - it sure made me feel like I was right there. Thank you for sharing the beauty of Goes.
Goes is a city lifted from another time, beautifully preserved with an intriguing history.
Your video showcases it to perfection. Being on the water is a bonus.
Each story you write & photograph is a tender tribute to your wonderful country & its enchanting towns. Thank you for sharing them. It’s a pure pleasure to be on this guided tour!
What an idyllic place to wander on a pleasant summer day. Thanks for sharing that video and the history. Water is needed for life but too much instead good for cities or people. Hope the Netherlands hasn’t experienced the severe flooding that is now in Belgium and Germany. Looking forward to more articles.
An intriguing 'way back when' account and todays video Alexander! It tells and shows so much of what life has been in Goes and what it is today. I have spend some time living in marinas, mooring in slips and hanging out on buoys or anchor as a river rat. Traveling from marina to marina. Seeing this cozy harbor video made me want to step back on board, and sail on the Dutch waterways. . . from Island to Island (-: ⛵
Beautiful town, thank you for sharing. Sorry that I've not been active here recently, I've been struggling with a temperature for several days that reached 39.9C. Thankfully it is coming down and I am able to eat more than one bowl of fruit in a 24 hour period!
This looks like a place to visit for sure. Loving the history. I guess it's similar all over the world, places thrive where there is water. Just saw that there is a museum about the history of Beverland in Goes.
Thank you for always including sources in Dutch. Today I learned a new word "kade". I don't usually look up words I don't understand as long as I get the context, but this one popped up so many times ;-)
Loved watching that video - it sure made me feel like I was right there. Thank you for sharing the beauty of Goes.
Goes is a city lifted from another time, beautifully preserved with an intriguing history.
Your video showcases it to perfection. Being on the water is a bonus.
Each story you write & photograph is a tender tribute to your wonderful country & its enchanting towns. Thank you for sharing them. It’s a pure pleasure to be on this guided tour!
Such a charming, lovely city! Yes, definitely on the list of beautiful places to visit! Thank you for the nice tour : )
Charming video, I love the beautiful soft music.
What an idyllic place to wander on a pleasant summer day. Thanks for sharing that video and the history. Water is needed for life but too much instead good for cities or people. Hope the Netherlands hasn’t experienced the severe flooding that is now in Belgium and Germany. Looking forward to more articles.
Lovely, and so peaceful! My blood pressure dropped while watching 😄
Lovely stroll through time and through the harbor. The background music is perfect. Thank you Alexander 🎶 💙
An intriguing 'way back when' account and todays video Alexander! It tells and shows so much of what life has been in Goes and what it is today. I have spend some time living in marinas, mooring in slips and hanging out on buoys or anchor as a river rat. Traveling from marina to marina. Seeing this cozy harbor video made me want to step back on board, and sail on the Dutch waterways. . . from Island to Island (-: ⛵
Thank you for the lovely tour, Alexander. Goes will be added to my list as a place to Go.