4 AM on the ship looking for tall ships
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Early morning on the canal from the North Sea to Amsterdam
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There actually were a few tall ships hidden away among the port works and other boats and ships
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Definitely not a sailing ship
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Early morning on the canal from the North Sea to Amsterdam with the aid of a tug. We were told the mooring site for the ship was only ready three hours before our arrival.
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Early morning in Amsterdam
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Early morning in Amsterdam Traditional (leeboard) fishing vessels
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Early morningEarly morning in Amsterdam Traditional (leeboard) fishing vessels in Amsterdam
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Traditional fishing boats in Amsterdam
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Spectators on the way to the ship parade
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All and sundry types of vessels
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The ultimate Dutchman
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Manikins on fishing boat
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Side street with unique bridge
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A nuclear submarine on display with coed crew
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The slogan of the event Iamsterdam
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No need for words
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A side street and canal
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The Windsurf. The largest sailing ship in the world
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Entry of the lead ship the Stad Amsterdam (City of Amsterdam)
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Zr. Ms. De Ruyter - Guided Missile Frigate named after the famous son of the next port Vlissingen
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The wooden shoe boat
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The Mir a Russian ship
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Mir a Russian ship
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Myriad ships of all descriptions to view the parade
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