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An idyllic, narrow street in Garnwerd, Holland Royalty Free Stock Photo

Dutch church in Westeremden Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Romanesque church of Eenum in the province of Groningen Royalty Free Stock Photo

Interior of the church of Eenum, Groningen Royalty Free Stock Photo

Thirteenth century church in the hamlet of Ezinge Royalty Free Stock Photo

The village of Niehove, the Netherlands Royalty Free Stock Photo

Protected village of Niehove, the Netherlands Royalty Free Stock Photo

An idyllic, narrow street in Garnwerd, Netherlands

The Romanesque church of Eenum Royalty Free Stock Photo

Church with church path in the Groningen village of Eenum Royalty Free Stock Photo

The village of Niehove in the province of Groningen Royalty Free Stock Photo

View from the tower of the church of Termunten Royalty Free Stock Photo

The village of Niehove at the horizon Royalty Free Stock Photo

Street roads map of the WIERDE DISTRICT, NAMUR Royalty Free Stock Photo

Garnwerd is a wierde village next to the Reitdiep in the municipality of Winsum in the Dutch province of Groningen. A wierde is an artificial dwelling hill, created to provide safe ground during high tide and river floods. The idyllic narrow Burgemeester Brouwerstraat is, according to the people of the village, the most narrow street of the Netherlands.