Postcard from Maastricht
By Henk van Kampen on Wednesday, 15 July 2009
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2 Comments:
Good morning, Henk!
I love your postcard. Especially the fact that it has so many people in it. I first saw the boys on the edge toward the bottom of the card and then saw the lady in the doorway!
Thanks for sharing it.
This is quite a coincidence for me, Henk, because I have a post scheduled for this week that will show the Lachine Canal from Montreal Island.
It is an obsolete canal - though it's been recently reopened for pleasure craft - but it was very important before the St-Lawrence Seaway was created.
Evelyn in Montreal
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