Professor George Thompson of Manchester University, walking with Harry in Delft.
This tower when it was built, leant by about 10 degrees, and the spires at the top are inclined to compensate for the lean.
Early morning in Delft, Holland
Shutters on windows
Lamps made partly of iron
Some bicycles locked on the wrong side of the bridge
A clutch of moorhens with babies, heading towards Harry's camera
The baby moorhens
A classic Volvo
Not sure whether this has anything to do with Indians
Still on the walk from the Best Western Delft Hotel to Delft University
A lifting bridge in the foreground
Just beautiful.
On the lifting bridge, made of steel.
Fire hydrant made of steel.
At the Technical University of Delft
Department of Mechanical, Maritime and Materials Engineering
Department of Mechanical, Maritime and Materials Engineering
Department of Mechanical, Maritime and Materials Engineering
Department of Mechanical, Maritime and Materials Engineering
Look at the width of the cycle path on the left.
Bicycles everywhere
Rail bogey
This is the Department of Architecture, TU Delft, which burnt down recently and partly collapsed in the process.
This is the Department of Architecture, TU Delft, which burnt down recently and partly collapsed in the process.
This is the Department of Architecture, TU Delft, which burnt down recently and partly collapsed in the process.
This is the Department of Architecture, TU Delft, which burnt down recently and partly collapsed in the process.
Here it is being broken up. Notice all the steel reinforcment.
Rod Guthrie, John and Frans Spaepen watching
The post office
On the way to Schipol airport - notice two varieties of windmills
On the way to Schipol airport - notice two varieties of windmills
The traditional windmill in Holland
The modern power plant
The modern power plant
Me in the taxi
