Traditional Red Dutch Brickwork Pointing Pattern

Take care of your Apple iPhone with this sturdy iPhone Case with this photo of traditional Dutch brickwork pointing on a wall of a historic building used as a museum. Thousands of tourists visit this museum every year. When you're on holiday or on vacation in Holland visit the famous windmill museum in Koog aan de Zaan. This is a real original wooden timber house of the Golden Age of Holland. This architecture is as Dutch as it gets. Enjoy the scale models of windmills and the art on display. The sides of the museum is made of brickwork. Just look how beautiful traditional Dutch pointing of brickwork is done. The Zaan region derives its name from the river Zaan, a wide and lazy wetland river along which many settlements can be found. Due to the rather poor farmland which really is only fit for some cows, the Zaan people applied themselves to industry. And before the steam age that meant windmills. First they started with whaling and the processing of its parts. Later they added timber from the Baltics. Now the Zaan region is a major producer food items, either in bulk or in finished products like cookies, snacks and chocolate.