DSCF1055a.jpgDetail |
DSCF1056.jpgScenic Ee river |
DSCF1057.jpgFormerly privately owned gardens now in possesion of municipality, kept by the house owners |
DCP_0335.jpgAerial view (balloon) of IJlst. river left is Wijddraai, bottom left is Ee, right is river Geeuw |
DCP_0337.jpgBirds eye view of IJlst. Church on the left is Ned. Hervormde Kerk. In the centre the (obsolete) Nooitgedacht factory is visible, complet with mural painting |
DCP_0340.jpgLeft of the centre the molen De Rat is visble, outside old city centre |
DSCF1058.jpgDescription in Dutch about the history of the townhall. Galamastins was there originally. Galama being a well known Frisian name, stins for stones (building). |
DSCF1059a.jpgThe former townhall, no more in use since 1984 |
DSCF1060.jpgScenic Ee, the heart of a very scenic town |
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DSCF1061a.jpgIn the 17th century there was standing the socalled Hettingastins (living estate). After that a cow market was held at this place. In 1830 this church was built to replace the Mauritius church which was situated on the Galamagracht where now still is the cemetary |
DSCF1062.jpgPeople socializing at Eegracht. Standing in the middle is Theo Elzinga, nowadays owner of Eegracht 55 |
DSCF1063.jpgEe seen from Eegracht side, standing in front of the church |
DSCF1064.jpgEegracht 55 (nr 5 on plan) |
DSCF1065.jpgInside the (former) factory. It's now in use as a working place |
DSCF1066.jpgMartha preparing her video camera in the factory |
DSCF1067.jpgChickens are held here |
DSCF1068.jpgSanta Claus is always watching you |
DSCF1069.jpgBeautiful, well kept, garden |
DSCF1070.jpgMartha conversating with Theo Elzinga, owner of Eegracht 55 |
DSCF1070a.jpgDo you really think so? |
DSCF1071.jpgthe Nederlands Hervormde kerk as seen from Eegracht 55, which is adjacent to the church |
DSCF1072.jpgPump was put on and existing well |
DSCF1073.jpgOld factory entrance, as seen from the garden |
DSCF1074.jpgA view from the nd of the garden, looking in SW direction |