Windmill blade through the
French "campagne".

Chapel of Notre Dame du Haut in Ronchamp.

The New Wing of de Stedelijk Museum
art chapel on the verge of disappearing. (Guy)

On the horizon the former new wing
of the Municipal Museum, het Stedelijk. (Guy)

Borgward Isabella from yesteryear. (Guy)

The Greatest Automobile,
the Bugatti Royale in the Greatest Automobile Museum
in the world, in Mulhouse, France.

A break to look back at
the photos taken in France.

Autumn leaves in the Vondelpark before the fall. (Guy)

"I was afraid you'd never ask."

"No breezer for me."

"I always take the helmet with me just in case,
for it can be nicked from the case."

"We're not too late."

"I'm still hungry."

"No mam, I'm on my way."

"You may walk again on the other side."

"It really takes too long."

"You're kiddin'!"

Still Summer, so it seems.

"How I've grown!"

Wednesday, not a day for my loverboy.

Against the stream.

"What's that music?"

Gotcha!

No kin.

Hunt for Red October.

Modern tram.

Wednesday morning. Quite early.

Tuesday evening.

Aeasy living.

Tuesday October 10th.

Happy family. (Guy)

Happy family. (Guy)

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our ability to create remarkable temporary living and
working environments has grown considerably, as can be
evidenced by our recent stories on relocatable structures
such as the off-the-grid home, the Sphere House,
the Nackros Villa, the Free Spirit Sphere, the LoftCube
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The entire surface is then tiled using larch timber shingles
which will eventually turn a silver grey colour. The pod's
main usage is envisaged as a holiday retreat but clearly
it has many possibilities with an anticipated cost
of GBP 50,000 to GBP 75,000 depending on volumes.
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The Bugatti Tank in real life.
They still are around.

Highlight in The Schlumpf Collection
The Bugatti Tank.
No cardboard mock-up.

Silver Dreams, next year's calendar
with Mercedes racing cars,
formats A4 and A3,
obtainable from Studio Burie.

Week 40, 2006.

Week 39 2006, last part.

Week 39 2006, first part.

Week 38 2006, weekend.

Week 38 2006, first part.

Week 37 2006, second part.

Week 37 2006, first part.

Week 36 2006, second half.

Week 36 2006, first part.

Week 35 2006. Concours d'Elegance at Het Loo.

Week 35 2006.

Week 34 2006, weekend.

Week 34 2006, second part.

Week 34 2006, first part.

Week 33 2006, second part.

Week 33 2006, first part.

Week 32 2006, second part.

Week 32 2006, first part.

Week 31 2006, weekend.

Week 31 2006, second part.

Week 31 2006, first part.

Week 30 2006, weekend.

Week 30 2006, second part.

Week 30 2006, till Thursday.

Week 30 2006, the first days.

Week 29 2006, weekend.

Week 29 2006, second half.

Week 29 2006, first half.

Week 28 2006, second half.

Week 28 2006, first part.

Week 27 2006, weekend.

Week 27 2006, second half.

Week 27 2006, first part.

First half of 2006.

2003 - 2005.

Koos Herfst
over zijn zoektochten
naar de regenboog.

Kees en de Spirit deel 1.

Het vervolg:
Kees en de Spirit deel 2.

Overlast.
De Watersnoodramp van 2012

My Promised Land
  In the Spring of 2002 Roger Sparks was traveling
with a virgin agenda when he landed
in America on the off chance, so it seemed at first.
But he had a plan, to meet Dr. Robert Ballard,
the discoverer of the Titanic.

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