Last week we took what we thought would be a very sunny afternoon off but unfortunately there was a sudden weather change that felt like Mary Poppins was flying into town. (Olympics opening… wow!!)
It was still nice to discover a new place in Rotterdam though. Just a few kilometers from us, in Crooswijk, there happens to be a little beach onto the Maas river. The view of the city was from an angle I wasn't used to seeing much, so I could barely recognize Rotterdam.
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| Pensive Phil. |
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| I salute you. Photo by Phil. |
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| Ok, give me the camera back. Photo by Phil. |
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| Moss on the rocks and my new skirt! Amy and her very skilled mum fixed it for me so I wouldn't be showing my bum! |
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| Little plant making its way through the steel. |
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| Sign turning into a human. |
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| Plan B for our picnic. |
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| I don't know the name of this bridge. Maybe you do, Dre? |
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| De Watertoren. Built in 1871, designed by the architect C. B. der Taak, who during that period also happened to be the director of the municipality constructions. |
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