Het Jonge Schaap

Little Sheep (Dutch: Het Jonge Schaap, English: The Young Sheep), is the name of a windmill sawmill in the village of Sands Ans Windmill; the windmill is a wooden windmill, the windmill body is hexagonal, with wind as the power source. The original factory was built in 1680 and demolished in 1942; In 2007, between the two existing windmills "De Zoeker" and "De Bonte Hen" in the windmill village, the small sheep windmill workshop was built based on the original drawings, drawn by Anton Sipman. The small sheep became the youngest member of the windmill village. The small sheep live in: Kalverringdijk 31A, 1509 BT Zaandam. The small sheep are open to the public to visit the interior from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm every day. The village of Sands Ans Windmill is an ancient village located 15 kilometers north of Amsterdam. As one of the main tourism resources in the Netherlands today, Windmill Village is an open natural museum with residents. From the center of Amsterdam to Windmill Village, you can take the Sanjiuyi bus to Zaans Museum-Zaanse Schans Station and walk into the village. On the shore of the lake in the windmill village, there are five windmill workshops arranged on the shore: Porenburg, the cat, the pursuer, the little sheep, the bull. The little sheep are close to the pursuer, and the two look closer, as if there are couples. It is not known whether the designer and builder have an attempt to "lalang match", some people say that the seeker is a symbol of courage and persistence, the little sheep is a symbol of tenderness and patience. Perhaps the most perfect eternity of emotions and life is the confrontation and compatibility between the two, such as wind and windmills, windmills and workshops, workshops and flowing water...and even the balance between heaven and earth, you and me.

It is clear, clear, and everything is fine.

The city with windmills everywhere is beautiful because it's a rare presence, and it's everywhere.

Good air quality, beautiful scenery, there are many particularly beautiful windmills

It's all windmills... a lot of very large and very good