This standermill, the Huizermolen, was originally located in Huizen (NH). It was built there somewhere in the 17th century. In 1916 this mill was one of the first buildings to be transferred to the Dutch Open Air Museum.
This artwork is offered by Suzanne Schoepe
Nice of you to come see my work.
Hopefully you'll find something for you on the wall!
I love photography. But taking pictures on commission isn't my thing. I prefer to just photograph what I encounter and find beautiful. Often this is nature or animals. Take a look around my Work at the Wall shop, hopefully there's something for you...
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