A
powerful and stout
little tugboat in the
Port of Rotterdam. |
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A
heavy set freighter, perhaps
with oil inside, comes barreling
down the river, as the sun
begins to set. |
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A closer look at the above
freighter, as I watch it pass
under the bridge below me.
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A ship with the letters "VT"
on either side of the bow.
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A
close up view of the above
ship. Again, I believe this to
be a heavy set carrier of
oil or some other liquid.
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Many
locks, gates and
docks along the edges
of the waterways
of Rotterdam.
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Another
freighter
passes beneath me.
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Across
the waterways
are many tall and modern
buildings. The whole city
is modern, there being so
very little left of it
after World War II.
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An
old anchor sits along
the street here. I believe
it be of English origin, as
it says clearly on the
side that it weighs
40000 lbs.
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The sun begins to set,
and you can see the many
construction cranes
throughout the city. |
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On
a man made peninsula within
the waterways, lies these
private homes. Must be
very expensive! |
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A
very low riding ship
passes nearby. |
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The
Bazar hotel in
Rotterdam. The room had
a decidedly African theme.
This was the most
comfortable bed I
have ever slept in. |
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