Along with my wife and mom-in-law, I visited Orange City, Iowa in late April for my grandmother-in-law's 100th birthday. The small town (pop. 6k) is a Dutch enclave with windmills, wooden shoes and over half a dozen reformed churches. Most of these photos are from a single day that we spent driving around. A few at the end are from Omaha, where we flew into and out of.
Woudstra's
Wouldstra's Meat Market
In addition to a dizzying array of meat, they had local wines and tons of Dutch treats, like Wilhemina mints and gross salty licorice. We bought a lot of stuff and were sad we couldn't buy any fresh meat - we did get some jerky, though.
Wouldstra's Meat Market
In addition to a dizzying array of meat, they had local wines and tons of Dutch treats, like Wilhemina mints and gross salty licorice. We bought a lot of stuff and were sad we couldn't buy any fresh meat - we did get some jerky, though.
Woudstra's
Wouldstra's Meat Market
In addition to a dizzying array of meat, they had local wines and tons of Dutch treats, like Wilhemina mints and gross salty licorice. We bought a lot of stuff and were sad we couldn't buy any fresh meat - we did get some jerky, though." href="javascript:openLB(1267353642,'',XLarge,'',1024,685);">
Woudstra's
Wouldstra's Meat Market
In addition to a dizzying array of meat, they had local wines and tons of Dutch treats, like Wilhemina mints and gross salty licorice. We bought a lot of stuff and were sad we couldn't buy any fresh meat - we did get some jerky, though.
Wouldstra's Meat Market
In addition to a dizzying array of meat, they had local wines and tons of Dutch treats, like Wilhemina mints and gross salty licorice. We bought a lot of stuff and were sad we couldn't buy any fresh meat - we did get some jerky, though.