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Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Food photography in Black & White, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

Hallo vanuit Australia, dit hebben we nog meegemaakt maar dan in de 70 en 80 jaren. Leuk om terug tezien

great shot

This picture reminds me of an old Movie--My Fair Lady, the buzz and activity in a morning market and noise is also heard through this crowded street

I grew up in Australia, where many Dutch families had wall hangings of scenes like this. An awesome moment of reminiscence and emotion when I thought of my aunty serving tea and bikkies on a Sunday afternoon, with the wall hanging above us, Delft ornaments on the bookcase, and a black vinyl of Dutch organ music playing.

I'd like to add tags, but I can't

I remember the day I read a article "Where Jesus walked !" in the National Geographic Magazine. yeah! This is Jerusalem...Where Jesus walked.

cool !!!!!!!!

Świetne!

it looks as it was shot hundert years before....

Hi, I'm an admin for a group called laundry, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

Wat mij als kind is opgevallen is dat er in Volendam geen wasknijpers werden gebruikt, maar de was aan in elkaar gedraaide touwen hing. De was werd tussen de touwen geklemd.

Dat touw heet "roop" in Volendam. Het is tweestrengs sisal.
Wordt nog steeds gebruikt en speciaal geproduceerd voor Volendam.

I love this, it sure makes me appreciate my dryer. An amazing photo!

Translation: Steet images, houses, exterior, laundry lines, laundry, women, Volendam, Province of North Holland. Undated. By: Willem van de Poll.