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This photo was taken in the village of Sloten, a village in the Dutch province of North Holland. It is to the western part of the municipality of Amsterdam. The beautiful windmill, known as Molen van Sloten, is a reminder of Netherland's glory days, when the country boasted more than 10,000 mills. It is one of the last eight surviving windmills of Amsterdam and the only one open to the public.

To visit the windmill which is on the outskirts of the city, you need to take a tram line 2 to its final stop and take a ten minute walk to Sloten.

The house boats are typical of the boats lining the canals and rivers in the Netherlands. In Europe, some of the finest and costliest examples of houseboats can be seen along the canals of Amsterdam, which even has houseboat hotels. Houseboats are very expensive in Amsterdam because of the limited number of moorings; this expense has reduced the likelihood that the approximately 2,400 families that live on the inner waters of A...

A picture is a poem without words....Horace. My photos and digital paintings are picture words intended to invoke delight, thought, memories or wonder in the minds of the viewer. Some are meant to inform or instruct, but all are offered for the enjoyment of those whose eyes will explore them. I get excited about all things nature, wildlife, and nostalgia, however my travel and visits to interesting places also show up in my work. Please browse my galleries which are open to the public and anyone interested in design or decorating residential, commercial or public buildings. Volume discounts are available. If you have questions about any of my work, do not hesitate to contact Phyllis Taylor at e-mail address: ...