Stumbling stones • 1MEMO_20261107 • Michel van der Burg • Miracles•Media • Stumbling stones , remembrance monument by Gunter Demnig for family Van Dien, Stationstraat , Alphen aan den Rijn , Holland
Stumbling stones • 1MEMO_20261106 • Michel van der Burg • Miracles•Media • Stumbling stones , remembrance monument by Gunter Demnig for family Van Dien, Stationstraat , Alphen aan den Rijn , Holland
Spruitjessoep • 1MEMO_20261101 • Michel van der Burg • Miracles•Media • Homemade ‘Spruitjessoep’ for dinner today. Dutch Brussels sprout soup, recipe adapted from the 1970s Daily Cookbook (Dagkookboek by Marianne Stuit) — , see Daily Cookbook • @1MEMO 20250209
Limes • 1MEMO_20261030 • Michel van der Burg • Miracles•Media • The frontier (limes) of the Roman empire, the Rhine river (Oude Rijn) in Alphen (Alfen, called Albaniana by the Romans), 30 October 2026
Close up of canvas ‘View of the church of Aarlanderveen’ painted by either Jan Abrahamsz Beerstraten or Anthonie Beerstraaten around 1655 , in Aarlanderveen, Alphen, Holland.
NL – Stomme film over het leven rond 1920 op en langs de gekanaliseerde Gouwe rivier, varende richting Alphen in Holland. Het stadje Alphen wordt getoond: de grachten, kades, diverse bruggen, straten en kerken. Bewerking van originele film Langs de gouwe (1923) van Willy Mullens | Haghe Film | RVD archive 1-2495 | Open Beelden | Beeld & Geluid
Clip in film T 1:12 – 1:16 is Waddinxveen ..
EN- Silent film of life around 1920 along the Gouwe river sailing direction Alphen town in Holland. Showing Alphen, the canals, quays, various bridges, streets and churches. Edited from a film published 1923 by Willy Mullens | Haghe Film | RVD archive 1-2495 | Open Images | Sound & Vision
Credit Info : Gouwe River 1920s – Act 2 | 20231115 | Michel van der Burg | 1-memo•com | TakeNode 131d32ec-aafd-45c3-8a83-adfeb8df934c
20231120 Noticed clip in film T 1:12 – 1:16 is Waddinxveen bridge – so the Gouwe before the route Boskoop – Alphen . Changed text post , deleting the suggestion this would be footage from route Boskoop – to Alphen.