Zuid wal - South wall.. by efron_241

Photography • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Feb 09, 2011

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Den Haag / The Hague 18th and 19th century houses, were there were almosts no houses before 1700. The large doors remind us of the age of horses That is where horses and wagons were standing. When ships came with cargo.. The horsemen delivered the goods through town. It happened until the 1950's ! The first house on the right has a door on the 2nd floor. That was were hay or cargo was put. There used to be a crane (like you still see a lot in Amsterdam). But that has been removed a long time ago.. OR it is indoors (sometimes they could move it along a "rail"

Comments (35)

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lyron

12:48PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

Cool shot!!

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barryjeffer

12:50PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

Fantastic shot indeed... great history.

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odile

12:54PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

Your country s one of the loveliest country in Europe!!!

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zaigodou

1:33PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

Beautiful!!!

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magnus073

1:36PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

These houses really are magnificent Chris, and it is nice to learn the rich history behind them. Reminds me of a old house I saw sometime back where they built doorways wide enough to drive a horse drawn carriage inside

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Schaefchen

1:39PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

einfach schöne stadt ,dasphoto ist dir gut gelungen super mein freund

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VEDES

1:42PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

WONDERFUL IMAGE!!!!!!!!!!!!

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nitegrafix

1:47PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

WOW this is truely amazing!

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Sepiasiren

2:03PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

Large bodies of water scare me--esp so close to living quarters--Still I would brave it just to see this amazing avenue--it is very lovely--thanks for sharing it with us.

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PHELINAS

2:19PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

Very beautiful historic houses!And obviously splendid photo!

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flaviok

2:45PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

Que captura fantástica e informação meu amigo, aplausos (5)

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Bossie_Boots

2:55PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

Fantastic capture superb work !!

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zil2008

3:53PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

Beautfiul!

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mikeerson

4:15PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

looks like you can't wait to ge on the water - ya ever get sea sick?

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missblue

4:35PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

Haag is a beautiful place =)!

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Trifid

5:27PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

Very beautiful!

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sandra46

5:46PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

WONDERFUL SHOT

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willpee

6:07PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

Wonderful capture !!

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galung

6:40PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

nice photograph shot!

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mgtcs

8:23PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

This is a fantastic photo, a hight quality work my friend, gorgeous place, excellently captured! ***

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alessimarco

8:32PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

~Wonderful panoramic capture!~

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FaeMoon

8:34PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

What a lovely view of these houses! I love architecture, and I have always wanted to visit Europe to see the old houses. I remember a pen pal from england who once said, 'We never really refer to anything as old that wasn't built in the 1600 or so. I was amazed as anything here that is 1940's or older is considered vintage.. lol. Great capture!

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Faemike55

9:20PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

Absolutely fascinating capture and information

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claude19

11:27PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

.. And then, there has never been a tax on doors and windows in the Hague, which was able to make large windows, unlike in France ... Very nice picture and beautiful perspective. THANK YOU.

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