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Woerden
City in the west of the Dutch province Utrecht, founded by the Romans in 40 AD as a castellum at the Northern Fronteer of the Roman Empire. Received city rights in 1372, forensic city for North and South Holland's bigger cities, 33.650 inhabitants.
Community Woerden
Woerden Community contains the towns and villages: Harmelen, Kamerik and Zegveld.
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10 comments:
Nice choice for Theme Day! Happy Photographing!
Oooh, wouldn't you just love to know what's going on behind there. i hope it's a beautiful garden and not some horrible oil-stained car park!
I has similar thoughts but totally different image. So indicative of you area.
It certainly leads to a "hofje"!
Very nice indeed.
Ah, that is the question and a great way of interpreting the theme today.
It looks very old, this gate and is squeezed in very tight.
I missed the theme day somehow but I wrote in my Memories blog about the roads of my youth and how they were to travel in the winter time.
a wonderfully interesting gate. happy Theme day!
Yes, I'm in the area where the ice storm hit, but I was amazingly lucky enough to have had electric the entire time!!! Thank GOD!!!
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Oh how lovely that they preserved this gate! Wonderful choice for theme day!
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