I live in a polder
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Do most of you even know what a polder[^] is? :D Well, as a Dutchie, I live in one! It's quite far from the cities, the nearest big city is Rotterdam at a little over 50 km. My current commute to Utrecht is about 100 km (a good hour drive), but luckily I can work from home one or two days a week (out of four). Anyway, I wouldn't want to move because it's just too quiet and beautiful over here! These pictures were taken just outside my house (I live on the edge of the village) where I like to go for walks. It's all farmlands. Fall 2016:
Winter 2016/2017: 
Summer 2017: 
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How you tell the difference between summer and winter? It is unclear from the pictures... (In any case you have a beautiful place to live)
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Daniel Pfeffer wrote:
Of course, I don't work in "Internet time"...
Don't tell me that you still make holes in the cards to execute code :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :laugh: :laugh:
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We still use baked clay and cuneiform. :)
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How you tell the difference between summer and winter? It is unclear from the pictures... (In any case you have a beautiful place to live)
"The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge". Stephen Hawking, 1942- 2018
The winter pictures should be clear, there's ice on the ground and in the water. That I had the actual date the photos were taken in the filename helped too :laugh:
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Do most of you even know what a polder[^] is? :D Well, as a Dutchie, I live in one! It's quite far from the cities, the nearest big city is Rotterdam at a little over 50 km. My current commute to Utrecht is about 100 km (a good hour drive), but luckily I can work from home one or two days a week (out of four). Anyway, I wouldn't want to move because it's just too quiet and beautiful over here! These pictures were taken just outside my house (I live on the edge of the village) where I like to go for walks. It's all farmlands. Fall 2016:
Winter 2016/2017: Summer 2017: Best, Sander sanderrossel.com Continuous Integration, Delivery, and Deployment arrgh.js - Bringing LINQ to JavaScript Object-Oriented Programming in C# Succinctly
Ugh! Too flat! (To each his own. Glad you like it!)
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Do most of you even know what a polder[^] is? :D Well, as a Dutchie, I live in one! It's quite far from the cities, the nearest big city is Rotterdam at a little over 50 km. My current commute to Utrecht is about 100 km (a good hour drive), but luckily I can work from home one or two days a week (out of four). Anyway, I wouldn't want to move because it's just too quiet and beautiful over here! These pictures were taken just outside my house (I live on the edge of the village) where I like to go for walks. It's all farmlands. Fall 2016:
Winter 2016/2017: Summer 2017: Best, Sander sanderrossel.com Continuous Integration, Delivery, and Deployment arrgh.js - Bringing LINQ to JavaScript Object-Oriented Programming in C# Succinctly
wow
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Do most of you even know what a polder[^] is? :D Well, as a Dutchie, I live in one! It's quite far from the cities, the nearest big city is Rotterdam at a little over 50 km. My current commute to Utrecht is about 100 km (a good hour drive), but luckily I can work from home one or two days a week (out of four). Anyway, I wouldn't want to move because it's just too quiet and beautiful over here! These pictures were taken just outside my house (I live on the edge of the village) where I like to go for walks. It's all farmlands. Fall 2016:
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Looks very tranquil and peaceful. Exactly the kind of place I'd love to live.
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Looks very tranquil and peaceful. Exactly the kind of place I'd love to live.
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Except for the church bells, which can be heard throughout the village every whole and half hour (although I'm used to them, so I rarely hear them anymore) :)
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Ugh! Too flat! (To each his own. Glad you like it!)
Welcome to the Netherlands! Our highest "mountain" is the Vaalserberg with its peak at 322 m :laugh: I live on the coast at minus a few meters (we have dykes to keep the water out, another Dutch "invention"!).
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Daniel Pfeffer wrote:
Outside of the Netherlands, these are known as swamps :)
No they're not... Completely different! You can't have farmlands in a swamp! I'm even a little offended by you calling my beautiful island, polder, and home a swamp :laugh: A polder is man-made land that used to be water. Artificial land, if you will. But the soil is as good as any "regular" land, unlike a swamp which is only good to hide bodies :D
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Dyess, Arkansas - Wikipedia[^] An American Polder. They grow a lot of rice there now. Johnny Cash's boyhood home.
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Do most of you even know what a polder[^] is? :D Well, as a Dutchie, I live in one! It's quite far from the cities, the nearest big city is Rotterdam at a little over 50 km. My current commute to Utrecht is about 100 km (a good hour drive), but luckily I can work from home one or two days a week (out of four). Anyway, I wouldn't want to move because it's just too quiet and beautiful over here! These pictures were taken just outside my house (I live on the edge of the village) where I like to go for walks. It's all farmlands. Fall 2016:
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looks alot like where I am from. Rural Iowa (Mid Western US). Love the quiet. Nothing to do though.
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rnbergren wrote:
Love the quiet. Nothing to do though.
Yep, same here :D I love it 90% of the time. But that 10% where you want to go out and do something, it sucks.
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But if you drain a swamp you'll get... Oh, I see, yes you're quite right. Move on folks, nothing to see here.
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Jörgen Andersson wrote:
But if you drain a swamp you'll get...
Orange Hair?
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Do most of you even know what a polder[^] is? :D Well, as a Dutchie, I live in one! It's quite far from the cities, the nearest big city is Rotterdam at a little over 50 km. My current commute to Utrecht is about 100 km (a good hour drive), but luckily I can work from home one or two days a week (out of four). Anyway, I wouldn't want to move because it's just too quiet and beautiful over here! These pictures were taken just outside my house (I live on the edge of the village) where I like to go for walks. It's all farmlands. Fall 2016:
Winter 2016/2017: Summer 2017: Best, Sander sanderrossel.com Continuous Integration, Delivery, and Deployment arrgh.js - Bringing LINQ to JavaScript Object-Oriented Programming in C# Succinctly
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Nice wide view. Is that grass? Why the grass not so high? Is there anyone who cut the grass regularly?
Regards M.Toha
mtoha wrote:
Is there anyone who cut the grass regularly?
Yep, probably the farmers who don't want their land to get overgrown. But also the local governments or water authority. Us Dutchies have to keep the ditches clean and clear :) If ditches get filled with reeds and leaves the water won't get away and they'll overflow and we'll sink to the bottom of the ocean. In fact, if you have a ditch on your property it's your responsibility to keep it clean or you'll be fined (but most people don't have ditches in their garden). Living below sea level and all.
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mtoha wrote:
Is there anyone who cut the grass regularly?
Yep, probably the farmers who don't want their land to get overgrown. But also the local governments or water authority. Us Dutchies have to keep the ditches clean and clear :) If ditches get filled with reeds and leaves the water won't get away and they'll overflow and we'll sink to the bottom of the ocean. In fact, if you have a ditch on your property it's your responsibility to keep it clean or you'll be fined (but most people don't have ditches in their garden). Living below sea level and all.
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Sander Rossel wrote:
Yep, probably the farmers who don't want their land to get overgrown. But also the local governments or water authority. Us Dutchies have to keep the ditches clean and clear :) If ditches get filled with reeds and leaves the water won't get away and they'll overflow and we'll sink to the bottom of the ocean. In fact, if you have a ditch on your property it's your responsibility to keep it clean or you'll be fined (but most people don't have ditches in their garden). Living below sea level and all.
Can You take pic how can wall protect people from sea water? Is there any walls which is protect land area from sea?
Regards Toha
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Sander Rossel wrote:
Yep, probably the farmers who don't want their land to get overgrown. But also the local governments or water authority. Us Dutchies have to keep the ditches clean and clear :) If ditches get filled with reeds and leaves the water won't get away and they'll overflow and we'll sink to the bottom of the ocean. In fact, if you have a ditch on your property it's your responsibility to keep it clean or you'll be fined (but most people don't have ditches in their garden). Living below sea level and all.
Can You take pic how can wall protect people from sea water? Is there any walls which is protect land area from sea?
Regards Toha
No one said anything about a wall... :~ We have dykes, dunes, ditches, sluices, but not actual walls ;)
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No one said anything about a wall... :~ We have dykes, dunes, ditches, sluices, but not actual walls ;)
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Sander Rossel wrote:
No one said anything about a wall... :~ We have dykes, dunes, ditches, sluices, but not actual walls ;)
Yes I mean the dykes. I am wondering how can you all live and keep out the water.
Regards Toha
Pretty much like this[^] Or this[^] ;)
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Pretty much like this[^] Or this[^] ;)
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Sander Rossel wrote:
No one said anything about a wall... :~ We have dykes, dunes, ditches, sluices, but not actual walls ;)
Yes I mean the dykes. I am wondering how can you all live and keep out the water.
Regards Toha
mtoha wrote:
I am wondering how can you all live and keep out the water.
Visit Holland and look it yourself, it is pretty impressive.
M.D.V. ;) If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about? Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you Rating helpful answers is nice, but saying thanks can be even nicer.
