Windmill Village/Amsterdam - Final Day 4
What's a visit to Holland without seeing the windmills? As I naively thought windmills are everywhere in Amsterdam, I was absolutely wrong. Apparently they are all in the sub-urban areas so we have to take a train to this windmill village. It was absolutely worth the visit! It's damn beautiful, though it's just a man-made structure. And to think I used to get so excited seeing the windmill in Holland V. How foolish I was. Feels so much like in virtual world, cos windmill is something I always dream of seeing in Holland.
It was a pretty nice village which has very typical dutch houses, nice bridges, water, abundance of grass, wide field, numerous different types of windmills, goats, ducks, sheep... Just felt like I was in an old dutch town, away from the bustling city.Yeah we saw this dog and cute little gal so I requested to grab the doggie for a cam-shot.
The picturesque village
Pretty Match~
If only it was my house~
Totally fascinating~
Im on a lonely road, on the boulevard of broken mills~
Obsession~
The goat adores me! Im so goat-friendly, fed tons of grass to them, lol~
A lonesome figure~
Beautiful gardens~
After the village, we hurriedly went to Anne Frank's house in Amsterdam as we were short of time. And I never expect to see the huge crowd waiting to enter to breathe the air in her house. Obviously we had no time to queue so we just took a pic outside the famous house, which really looks ordinary.
The long wait behind us~ 
The river is really nice on pictures~
Headed off for last min shopping, and we still went to buy our last packet of frites with sauce. I really miss it lots! Then on the way back to train station I reckoned we saw a demonstration in Dam Square, though I had no idea what's the issue but I clearly saw cardboards and posters of Mushrooms. New Magic Mushroom policies?! Probably.
Flight in the evening from Amsterdam back to Basal, Switzerland. And I wanna Holland again~
