Alkmaar 2014
A short visit to Alkmaar, the Netherlands.
Alkmaar 2014 – De Gekroonde Herderin
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The Crowned Shepherdess. Tobacco shop of Egbert Broers, established 1883. Corner of Fnidsen and Mient.
Alkmaar 2014 – Letter box
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Alkmaar 2014 – Appelsteeg
Alkmaar 2014 – Former Albert Heijn shop
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Albert Heijn is the biggest supermarket chain in the Netherlands, but it started small in North Holland. This is the third Albert Heijn store and the first one in Alkmaar. Now it is a shoe store for people with big feet.
Alkmaar 2014 – De Klomp
Alkmaar 2014 – Old plate
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Alkmaar 2014 – Pakhuis De Koopman
Alkmaar 2014 – Letter box
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Alkmaar 2014 – Huis bel
Alkmaar 2014 – Hekelstraat
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Alkmaar 2014 – Cereals
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Alkmaar 2014 – ’t Witte Ossen Hooft
Alkmaar 2014 – Laat
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Alkmaar 2014 – Het Landwijf
Alkmaar 2014 – No cyclists with a moustache
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The student of the Dutch language who has learnt the word for cyclist (fietsers) and the word for moustache (snor), might be surprised by the word snorfietsers, apparantly meaning cyclists with a moustache, which are not allowed to enter this street. Snorfietsers has a different meaning, it means people on a low-speed moped (Vmax 25 km/h). Snorren can also mean to whirr, an imitation of the sound of the engine.
Alkmaar 2014 – Walkman, diamond, typewriter
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Alkmaar 2014 – Lego shop
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Alkmaar 2014 – Wild party
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