Leo's Home Page 

Welcome to my page. I'm glad you could make it!!

Ok, now lets see about me. I'm Leo, 61 years young and married now for 30 years with Dorota.
How i did that I'll tell you more privately on a secret place.
We've a daughter Amanda who's 26 years old and a son Patrick who's 20 years old now.
 I'm born and raised in a small village called Maasland.
Maasland with a population of 7000 people and still growing is situated very close to major cities like The Hague and Rotterdam
at the border of the so called " Midden Delfland " which stands for the area where the Dutch grow their famous flowers
and vegetables. A charming village surrounded by canals and much green land.
It is a pleasure showing you a few pictures. Remember Maasland is not a village with loads of tourist visits.
We keep it silence, Its great too discover my village by foot or bike. Its here quiet, we have a great view
over the fields where you can see graze  cows and sheep's .Agriculture, horticulture and cattle-breeding is important for us.
We've no traffic lights, metro, apartment buildings, cinema, nightclubs and McDonald's,
ohhh.... there are a few shops, uhhh......lesser then 5, 3 bars and a restaurant.
Since a few years we got also a 30 KM (18 miles) driving limit in the whole city. If you come by car, park your car just off the A20 motorway,
at the parking of the bus station and have a pleasant walk around our village.

We've one museum called " De Schilpen " only opened on Saturday's. It’s a 150 years Old Dutch grocer/candy store
and decorated as a museum since 1981. Volunteers sold to the visitors and give any information you wanted.
On a regular base expositions are held, and when the weather is fine you can have a cup of coffee outside on the terrace.
Take the small foot-pad just outside the village and follow the canal where you'll find a small  ferry, take a return trip to the such
called " Duifpolder,Commandeurspolder and Broekpolder " and see the beauty from the water.
Just step of the ferry at the restaurant called 't Jachthuis and have a coffee or any other drink and see the small
sailing crafts or rowing boats passing the terrace or rent one yourselves.

Ohhh..... by the way before I forget!! I do have a car and I’m not a farmer,
don’t live in a mill and don't walk on wooden shoes,
but I’ve in springtime a tulips in the garden.
So now you know a little about my village and me.
 

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