Doors at a ship
The Geertruida, by coincidence the ship has my name: Geert, and my mothers name, Geertruida, was launched in 1906. She is a ‘maatschip’ what means as much that she is build to a specific size fitting the route she had to sail. The Geertruida sailed until the seventies of the last century and is now resting in the Maritime Museum in Rotterdam. It is possible to visit her, and dozens of other ships, to get a feel of the living conditions on board. Her doors are always open and the sign next to the door on the right welcomes you 🙂
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WitchWithaView 
Nice one. I love nautical things. A sailor called me Port instead of Sherry when I was 5. The name stuck with me. Why I chose port4u.net.
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Very cool doors today!
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What a lovely old ship. Nice that it’s open to the public.
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Rotterdam – have some friends living there, and in Ridderkerk my niece:) Since we have to be frugal with space in Holland a maatschip makes sense! Nice it has a variant of your name!
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Good one, I just love the colour. You can find lots of lovely doors on old wooden ships.
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Nice! We don’t get many boat doors, do we? Great skies that day, as well 🙂
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nice
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