Geen Gebrek, meaning "no scarcity" , was an ironic nickname applied by Dutch city dwellers to the bicycles they used to seek out food from the countryside during the famine towards the end of WWII at Fries Museum. Leeuwarden, Netherlands.

Geen Gebrek, meaning "no scarcity" , was an ironic nickname applied by Dutch city dwellers to the bicycles they used to seek out food from the countryside during the famine towards the end of WWII at Fries Museum. Leeuwarden, Netherlands.
Photo by Jim Steinhart © 2024, all rights reserved. (Ref: NLWDF235)

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