Amanda in the train to Dordrecht. We took the train in stead of the Fast Ferry boat, which was filled up already when we arrived. Due to the book market!

Amanda, my daughter

Cor Maliangkay, a (second hand) book seller (and buyer) I know from when I still worked at Europoint, Rotterdam. His shop is situated enarby

Amanda and John

Jet, Cor's daughter and Jannie, his sister

Jet and Jabbie once more

Jannie, Jet and Cor, keeping an eye on the customers

Shop at Statenplein

Books galore

Amanda and John came actually to visit Dordrecht, not so the book stalls.

Muaic at Hofkwartier

Attentive listeners at Hofkwartier

Plan of Dordrecht

Wolwevershaven to the right

Amanda

Ducklings

Old (now) touristic vessel

We had a light lunch at Groote Hoofd, which faces Merwede river

John

The two

Old gate to Dordrecht

Fast Ferry ship

A car was hoisted from a ship

Detail

Elegant bridge

Ols warehouse at Kuipershaven

Taking photos

One of the rare self portraits. my daughter Amanda to the left

Sail

Wevershaveb

Litterally: The nail basket

Scenic little street

Cat at ease

Groote Kerk in the back

Church once more

We were in Dordt!!

Remnant of second world war

Picturesque harbour

Bridge

Water lofe

On their way to de Groote Kerk

Another selfportrait, with the help of a mirror

Detail

Fence in the Groote Kerk

The choir

Choir stools, very old and baroque

Detail of choir stool

Another detail

Zoomed in more

A tombstone

More stools

A maquette of the General Synode, Protestant garthering, for which Dordrecht is known.

Het Groothoofd with Gate building

Old aquarel of Groote Kerk

Old photo of Dordrecht, Building above is Gate

A glass model of Dordrecht

Another choir fence

Detail

An overview of Groote Kerk

The high baroque pulpit

Organ at Groote Kerk

The townhall of Dordt

Reading books publicly

A bookstall (of the many, 1000)

Works near my place