One of the great blessings I experienced during my recent trip to the Netherlands was a visit with my sister’s friends Willem and Mirjam Jackson. The Jackson’s have been good enough to open their home to me on both of my trips to North Holland and to extend the right hand of fellowship.
On this trip we all took a three hour tour of the neighborhood including a walk through the Jagersfeld (hunter’s field).
A view of the neighborhood
This neighborhood is near Willem and Mirjam’s complex. It is a walk only neighborhood.
Sheep in the “walk only” neighborhood.
One of my sister’s favorite houses…only 800,000
An island home
houseboats
A Dutch farm
The Jagersfeld
We finished the day with Witloaf
Lillie-Put 
Beautiful and … oh yeah Yum!
Indeed! It was delicious!
I love the pictures, especially of the town. Can you spot the church? 🙂
The church is in a small neighborhood between Zandaam and Wornmerveer. It’s very peaceful there.
Pastor J, your photos make this town so inviting to me. I would love to talk a stroll through the neighborhood, and oh, by the way what is a witloaf anyways? It looks really tasty. Once again, Pastor J, I have been blessed to travel through your photos. Thank you!
Witloaf is Endive and chicken wrapped in bacon smothered in cheese and covered in a special sauce. The cheese is baked into a crust. It is so yummy!
That does sound delicious.
Very yummy!
I love getting to see the Netherlands through your photos! Thank you and God bless you!
I love sharing them Deb!
We had Witloaf tonight….It was lovely! 🙂
Oh I do miss witloaf.
Cheese baked into crust? I’d like to try that, but I’m sure it wouldn’t turn out like your pic.
I think Dutch people must be very placid people. In all your pics I get a sense of peacefulness and calm.
It is a rather calm place, at least for me.