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It's amateurareabeautifullycurtainsdecadeenoughgreatidyllicimageleisurelymuseumnuisancepeacepermissionpleasantregionsitesslowerthrillvillage being a tourist and amateurareabeautifullycurtainsdecadeenoughgreatidyllicimageleisurelymuseumnuisancepeacepermissionpleasantregionsitesslowerthrillvillage wandering around old towns and villages seeing the amateurareabeautifullycurtainsdecadeenoughgreatidyllicimageleisurelymuseumnuisancepeacepermissionpleasantregionsitesslowerthrillvillage, but is it such a amateurareabeautifullycurtainsdecadeenoughgreatidyllicimageleisurelymuseumnuisancepeacepermissionpleasantregionsitesslowerthrillvillage for the local residents? Villagers living in the amateurareabeautifullycurtainsdecadeenoughgreatidyllicimageleisurelymuseumnuisancepeacepermissionpleasantregionsitesslowerthrillvillage known as 'Old Holland' outside of Amsterdam have had amateurareabeautifullycurtainsdecadeenoughgreatidyllicimageleisurelymuseumnuisancepeacepermissionpleasantregionsitesslowerthrillvillage of visitors traipsing around and of tour guides with megaphones disturbing their amateurareabeautifullycurtainsdecadeenoughgreatidyllicimageleisurelymuseumnuisancepeacepermissionpleasantregionsitesslowerthrillvillage. They have got together with local tour companies to create rules of conduct for tourists. The rules include not photographing residents without amateurareabeautifullycurtainsdecadeenoughgreatidyllicimageleisurelymuseumnuisancepeacepermissionpleasantregionsitesslowerthrillvillage, not strolling into their gardens and not dropping litter. The new code of conduct is an attempt to deal with the growing popularity of the amateurareabeautifullycurtainsdecadeenoughgreatidyllicimageleisurelymuseumnuisancepeacepermissionpleasantregionsitesslowerthrillvillage. Tourism is booming and the number of tourists is expected to rise by 50 per cent in the next amateurareabeautifullycurtainsdecadeenoughgreatidyllicimageleisurelymuseumnuisancepeacepermissionpleasantregionsitesslowerthrillvillage.

Old Holland is an amateurareabeautifullycurtainsdecadeenoughgreatidyllicimageleisurelymuseumnuisancepeacepermissionpleasantregionsitesslowerthrillvillage area that matches people's amateurareabeautifullycurtainsdecadeenoughgreatidyllicimageleisurelymuseumnuisancepeacepermissionpleasantregionsitesslowerthrillvillage of Dutch life from a amateurareabeautifullycurtainsdecadeenoughgreatidyllicimageleisurelymuseumnuisancepeacepermissionpleasantregionsitesslowerthrillvillage, bygone age. There are windmills everywhere and locals live in amateurareabeautifullycurtainsdecadeenoughgreatidyllicimageleisurelymuseumnuisancepeacepermissionpleasantregionsitesslowerthrillvillage preserved, traditional wooden houses. Local resident Peter-Jan van Steenbergen told Holland's Het Parool newspaper that the amateurareabeautifullycurtainsdecadeenoughgreatidyllicimageleisurelymuseumnuisancepeacepermissionpleasantregionsitesslowerthrillvillage of Zaanse Schans is like an open-air amateurareabeautifullycurtainsdecadeenoughgreatidyllicimageleisurelymuseumnuisancepeacepermissionpleasantregionsitesslowerthrillvillage. He said: "I talked to one resident who opened his amateurareabeautifullycurtainsdecadeenoughgreatidyllicimageleisurelymuseumnuisancepeacepermissionpleasantregionsitesslowerthrillvillage in the morning and looked into the camera lenses of nine amateurareabeautifullycurtainsdecadeenoughgreatidyllicimageleisurelymuseumnuisancepeacepermissionpleasantregionsitesslowerthrillvillage photographers." He added: "The visitors seem happy to knock on the wooden houses to see if it is real wood. If you are the resident of that house, that is not amateurareabeautifullycurtainsdecadeenoughgreatidyllicimageleisurelymuseumnuisancepeacepermissionpleasantregionsitesslowerthrillvillage, of course." He said the busloads of tourists were the biggest amateurareabeautifullycurtainsdecadeenoughgreatidyllicimageleisurelymuseumnuisancepeacepermissionpleasantregionsitesslowerthrillvillage.