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© Photos by Kay Davies and Richard Schear
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| Shy pedi-cab driver taking a break. |
When I consulted my husband about the letter W, he thought for a moment, then said "Wheels." Then he thought a while longer, "And women," he added, although I knew he wasn't out taking pictures of women when my back was turned.
The place for wheels in Europe is Amsterdam, with its ubiquitous bicycles (and a few other kinds of wheeled transportation).
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| Bicycles parked alongside canals and against bridge railings. |
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| Wheels in Brussels, Belgium |
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| Women: our tour guide and the captain of the Amsterdam canal boat were both highly-qualified women. |
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| Women with wheels. |
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| Women with attitude! |
And, finally, women with blogs:
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| "Reader Wil" met me for a visit in Kinderdijk, in The Netherlands. |
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| Mara met us for a visit in Amsterdam. |
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Gattina, from Waterloo, met us for a tour of Brussels.
We also met Debbie and Stijn in Brussels, but didn't have a camera with us. |
Posted for ABC Wednesday, started by
Mrs. Nesbitt in the UK, and carried on by her faithful team.
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