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This functioning windmill keeps the water flowing from the canals into the garden waterways.
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These tulip fields are grown only for the bulbs. They are about to cut off all the flowers and throw them away!
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This garden is only open for 6-8 weeks each spring. The rest of the year it is being prepped for the following spring.
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Tulips, Hyacinths, Daffodils
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Thank goodness for the electric wheelchair. Ken's knee had gone out and he could never have seen the gardens otherwise.
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Very interesting designs of the color beds.
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More bulb fields across the canal
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A pink serpentine of flowers winds around the trees
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Lovely ponds. They "rent" the swans just for the 2 months when the gardens are open!
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Connie got to try the wheelchair, too. It had actually been reserved for her because of a fall and back injury at the beginning of the trip
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Album: Travels 
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