scheveningen

19 photos and 2 illustrations tagged scheveningen, from 4 members of Flickr Commons.

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Man op het strand / man on the beach

from Nationaal Archief

  • batvoca said:
    translation: Gentleman reading a book on Scheveningen beach
  • Yvette Hoitink said:
    @batvoca Bedankt voor de vertaling!

[Road to Scheveningen, Scheveningen, Holland] (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

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  • Huitzil said:
    wow, last year I was there and it certainly looks very different
  • Renê Tomczak said:
    Wonderful !!! Linda imagem !!!
  • Maarten Ruijters said:
    I live nearby. The street is still there, but hardly regonizable. the photo fills you with nostaglia for quieter times.
  • lee del castillo said:
    Makes me want to travel back in time. Oh, the simplicity of life. Beautiful.
  • Hushed Basket said:
    OOOOOOOOOOw my F** goodness your shoots take my breath away and my eyes couldnt let he lokk away from your Incredible perfect shoots the colors ic ant describe it looking soo wonderful an dthe shhooots woow

Bathing Machines, Scheveningen (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

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  • In Memoriam: budderflyman said:
    What the heck? I wonder if "Adam and Eve" had bathing machines. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bathing_machine
  • Horse N. Buggy said:
    So, according to Wikipedia, these were pretty much relics by 1910 - which is why there are so many people swimming in the ocean outside of the machines. Ugh. What a hassle.
  • Jim Hair said:
    Remember the gas combustion engine, and how a single person would fire up one of them to transport themselves five miles to an office? It would be parked in huge specially created buildings that had no other purpose than to store the machine for the day. At the end of the work period, the individual would fire the thing up and transport themselves back to their home where the machine would sit in a specially created structure until it was used the next day. At one time the economy of the entire United States and many countries in Europe and Asia were dependent upon the manufacture and sales of these machines.
  • Paul said:
    A totally different concept of 4wheeldrives on the beach nowadays.
  • Avant-Gardenist said:
    shift forward now, into the past, by way of steam'shop .