The image is from www.dearend.nl.
Depending on how hot it is where you are right now, you might be wishing for a cool breeze off a glacier. In the Netherlands, you'd have to look very hard indeed to find one, however. For obvious reasons, there are many words of German origin for things to do with mountains in the Dutch language. Gletsjer is one of them. The "sj" approximates the "sch" in the original German Gletscher.
The image is from www.dearend.nl.
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dorasallerlei
22/6/2014 09:16:22 pm
interessant!
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