Photo update

Photographs on my previous entry were all taken with my phone……here are some more taken using the camera.

She definitely had a propeller when we set off!

As ever we saw some stunning sunsets

Since 1997, winter has not been severe enough for the Elfstedentocht so a water based version is held in autumn instead. It just so happened to be starting in Sloten the day we moored there

Many beautiful boats to gaze at.

Caution, lady driver!

One of our lovely Marrekrite moorings

Bin day on the Marrekrite

The captain goes to check if his missing propeller theory is true

Our “no bankside access” mooring during propeller gate

Looking across to Meander outside Bolsward Bridge from the dogs’ exercise spot in the dinghy

Our hero making sure we didn’t come to grief being towed while slowing  down to wait for a bridge to open

Locktite….don’t think it says “for propeller fixing”  on the user instructions

Phew….what a beauty!

Lifting and tilting bridge going  into Leeuwarden

Pretty thatched windmill

I know my place….in the galley with my pinny on! 🙂

Meanwhile, three happy bunnies

Mandy and Bill avoid a long walk to join us, their camper on the right.

Mandy pays the Bruggeld

Tallest windmill in Holland, Burdaard

Some fellow DBA members who we met in passing

Lynn and Peter, Tramp

Andy and Caroline Soper, Neeltje

Sylvia and Bob, Biesbosch (Apologies if I’ve not remembered your names correctly)

John  and Catherine Best and Biggles

Boats, boats, everywhere, all shapes and sizes…….

And finally some random photos to finish……….

Can you spot us?