This poor guy is missing his ankle. Actually, it's amazing that these statues have held up as well as they have, since they're in a public park.
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- Another idyllic scene
- Another view of the Queen's Day Eve crowd.
- Interesting roofline
- Patriotic Windmill
- Wall Poetry
- Colorful Lettering
- Neon Kinki
- Boats on the Canal
- Traffic jam
- Queen's Day Eve crowd
- Franks
- Rijn in Leiden
- A Pair of Verses
- Rapenburg Canal
- Medieval Arch
- Verses in Leiden
- Rijnsburger Canal
- Dinner on Alphin-on-the-Rijn
- Shisha Close-up
- Decorated walls
- Canal in Utrecht
- La Ligna
- Mix Sign
- Stone fragments
- Entrance to Utrecht Central Museum
- Party next to the canal
- Utrecht
- Late April in Netherlands: Dinner at Rhodos; dock
- April in Scottsdale: Joyce's Clogs
- Pre-P\peak Flower Fields
- Delft-type Tile Piece
- Very Old Architectural Element
- Amsterdam Heraldry
- Zaanse Gallery Door Sign
- Zaanse - in town
- A fun carved silhouette
- Zaans Historical Museum
- "Extreme" Clogs
- More Modern Clogs
- More clogs
- Clogs
- Beggar Goat
- A Beggar Duck Couple
- The Windmills
- Restaurant Sign
- Copperplate on Zaanse Schons Shop
- Zaanse Schons Shops
- Zaanse Schons
- Belgian Statue
- Another view of the statuary
- A park not far from our hotel
- Interesting Seating . . .
- Car display in Automium
- Inside the Automium
- The Automium
- Store Window Art
- De Buck Sign
- Another Gallery Sign
- Signage on a Sablon Square Business
- Brussels Street Art
- Brussels Gallery Sign
- Elevator in the Brussels Royal Art Museum
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