From left to right: me, Robert Flipsen, Teun van der Pol, Carl Durand, Jo Leijtens (dad), Fred van Reijen and Jos Kwint just before the finishline in Nijmegen.
The international Nijmegen Four Days Marches (some pictures of Centurions) and the 200 km walk around Rotterdam hosted by the R.W.V..
From left to right: me, Robert Flipsen, Teun van der Pol, Carl Durand, Jo Leijtens (dad), Fred van Reijen and Jos Kwint just before the finishline in Nijmegen.
Centurion Teun van der Pol, former Dutch racewalkingchampion and Centurion Ton van Andel (in civilian clothing wearing the Four Days Marches Cross) and Continental Centurion Rieks Haan after finishing in Nijmegen.
200 km: The first resting place after about 30 km at the 10th floor of the costums building at Europoort (the most western part of Rotterdam Harbour).
Gijs den Ouden, president of the R.W.V. handing out candy after 100 km near the village of Ridderkerk. Everyone in this picture is a Centurion.
Paul near the windmills of Kinderdijk, after 120 km.
Another panorama of Kinderdijk, a village with about 20 windmills around it. This typical Dutch walk was also done by one German Centurion, two British Centurions and several Belgian.
Mario Immink, Piet van der Kroft (not a Centurion yet on this picture) and Harry Little (Centurion) resting at a pancake restaurant after 185 km.