 Neues Rathaus, Munich's New Town Hall |
 Neues Rathaus - in the middle of this spire is the animated clock known as the Glockenspiel |
 Frauenkirche from below |
 Another shot of Frauenkirche |
 Frauenkirche's twin onion-domed spires |
 Intricate stone carvings on the outer walls of Frauenkirche |
 Munich's Nationaltheater |
 The Feldherrnhal building in Odeonsplatz (a plaza in Munich) |
 Odeonsplatz. The building on the right is the Theatinerkirche, left the Feldherrnhal, and the Frauenkirche in the distance |
 Hofgarten, a park next to Odeonsplatz |
 Theatinerkirche silhouetted by the sunset |
 The impressive Staatskanzlei building east of Hofgarden |
 Marienplatz at dusk, with Neues Rathaus on the right and Frauenkirche in the distance |
 The original Old Town Hall (or Altes Rathaus) in Marienplatz |
 Getting dark in Marienplatz |
 Amsterdam canal with Westerkerk church in the distance |
 An Amsterdam canal at night |
 Amsterdam canals by night |
 Anothet canal at night |
 The Rijksmuseum |
 Windmill at night |
 Amsterdam streets by night |
 Canal at night with the Magere Brug ("Skinny Bridge") illuminated in the distance |
 Leidseplein - Amsterdam's party square |
 Windmills in the village of Zaanse Schans |
 All the windmills in Zaanse Schans are working windmills |
 Another windmill |
 Yes, most of Holland is below sea-level |
 Windmill! |
 Windmill on a dike the water behind the windill is 2 meters higher than where I stood taking the picture. |
 The village of Zaanse Schans |
 The village of Zaanse Schans |
 Another dike |
 A canal and loch in the little Dutch village of Graft |
 De Waag ("The Weight House") in Graft |
 Stores in Graft |
 Narrow streets in Graft |
 Nice view of the village of Graft |
 A narrow Leiden street |
 A canal in Leiden |
 Streets of Leiden |
 De Burcht - a medieval fortress in Leiden |
 A view of Leiden from the top of De Burcht |
 A small drawbridge in Leiden |
 Leiden |
 At the oldest library in Leiden |
 They have an original edition of Johannes Kepler's "Music of the Spheres" |
 Front page of Kepler's "Music of the Spheres" |
 Outlining the brilliant theory that planets make music as they move around the Sun |