Flowers of Friendship
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Ambassador Wim Geerts, his daughter Suzanne and wife Thea enjoy a cycle through Rockcliffe Park (daughter Lisa is not pictured).
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The Dutch Embassy's Foyer
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The dining room, set for a formal dinner, features artwork by Jeroen Henneman (portrait) and Geert Vrijdag (abstract).
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Tulip painting by Dutch artist Kitty van der Meer.
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Mark Holleron
Ambassador Wim Geerts, his daughter Suzanne and wife Thea enjoy a cycle through Rockcliffe Park (daughter Lisa is not pictured).
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The Dutch Embassy's Foyer
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The dining room, set for a formal dinner, features artwork by Jeroen Henneman (portrait) and Geert Vrijdag (abstract).
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Tulip painting by Dutch artist Kitty van der Meer.
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Roses cleverly displayed in a tic-tac-toe arrangement.
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Twinkle rests in the back hallway.
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Thea’s milk carton creation.
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• The back staircase compliments the arts-and-crafts influences found throughout the home.
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Mark Holleron
Roses cleverly displayed in a tic-tac-toe arrangement.
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Twinkle rests in the back hallway.
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Thea’s milk carton creation.
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• The back staircase compliments the arts-and-crafts influences found throughout the home.
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The elegant living room combines antique pieces from the Netherlands with other European furnishings and includes a dramatic accent wall.
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- Published on July 18, 2010
- Mary Taggart
The theme of old friends and reliable partners formed the heart of a story shared recently by the Netherlands Ambassador Wim Geerts with members of the Canadian Club of Ottawa.
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