MVC-001S While crossing the street in Amsterdam I saw this sign.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 4/29/01
	MVC-002S Tiny bridge in Edam     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 4/29/01
	MVC-004S This is all that is left of an old church in Edam     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 4/29/01
	MVC-006S dutch girls on a bridge     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 4/29/01
	MVC-008S dikes and Holland landscape-very wet     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 4/29/01
	MVC-013S This water windmill was working when I was there. You could see it turning and the water coming out, thus that one white area.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 4/29/01
	MVC-018S passing windmill    Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 4/29/01
	MVC-021S It was common to paint building in this shade of green     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 4/29/01
	MVC-022S This particular windmil makes peanut oil(and lots of wind). :)     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 4/29/01
	Mvc-027s Me in the mill     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 4/29/01
	Mvc-030s You see how this is turning with the wind. It can be arranged to work with the wind regardless of the direction of the wind.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 4/29/01
	Mvc-034s Wooden shoes     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 4/29/01
	Mvc-035s Starting at the right this is the first half of the shoe making process     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 4/29/01
	Mvc-036s The second half of the process     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 4/29/01
	Mvc-037s musical shoes     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 4/29/01
	Mvc-039s Technology can be a good thing. It used to take two hours to carve the shoes. Now it takes all of 5 min.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 4/29/01

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