Run: 2026-07-25-01KYCR3Q6HVN4EA291YFC9TSS3

Here's what the local told you, translated: - "Beneden aan de weg is een grote kruising." → At the bottom/end of this road there's a big intersection. - "Ga dan linksaf bij het kanaal." → Then turn left at the canal. - "Deze oude kerk moet aan de rechterkant liggen, tegenover de markt." → The old church should be on your right, across from the market. - "De supermarkt ligt er direct achter." → The supermarket is directly behind it. So: walk down to the intersection, turn left at the canal, look for the old church on your right (the market will be on your left, facing it), and the grocery store sits directly behind the church. One small note: "er direct achter" is slightly ambiguous in Dutch — it most naturally refers to the church, since that's the subject of the preceding sentence, but in theory it could mean behind the market. If you don't find it behind the church, check behind the market across the street. LOCATION: The old church — the grocery store is directly behind it, with the market across the street.