Our next stop was Park Vogelenzang (Bird Song), a large wooded park where we spotted some Highland Cows...
…a blue heron and a deer, which I wasn’t fast enough to photograph.
Again I wasn’t quick enough to capture the image portraying that iconic question that continues to haunt mankind: why did the chicken cross the road?
Kati got increasingly brave and would eventually cross the thin bridges without any coaxing...
…but really didn’t like this long grated metal walkway.
Although they can find it addictive, Jimmy and Veronica managed to avoid getting carried away by limiting themselves to pulling ivy off of only a few trees.
What the heck: bride’s boutique and humpy dump? Clearly no marketing experts were consulted in the naming of this business.
From this angle the pyramid in the background doesn’t look very impressive. However, I’ve been hoping to visit the city’s unique library named Boekenberg (Book Mountain) for years so was disappointed that it was only open for folks to return or pick up books
Jimmy popped into Spijkenisse’s only windmill to see if they sold flour and was pleasantly surprised to be able to buy flour from the charming restaurant and bakery inside.
Built in 1978, Spijkenisserbrug is a vertical-lift bridge crossing the Oude Maas. It opens approximately 17 times per day.
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