Run: 2026-07-25-01KYCRA3SXB3Z7T9JGXYJYEAVG

Here's what the local told you, translated: - "Beneden aan de weg is een grote kruising." → *Down at the end of the 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." → *That old church should be on your right, opposite the market.* - "De supermarkt ligt er direct achter." → *The supermarket is directly behind it.* So: go down the road to the big intersection, turn left at the canal, and look for the old church on your right-hand side (with the market facing it on the other side). The supermarket sits immediately behind that church. One small note: the Dutch "er direct achter" ("directly behind it") is technically a little ambiguous, but the most natural reading is that "it" refers to the old church, since that's the main subject of the preceding sentence. If you get there and can't find it behind the church, try checking behind the market instead. LOCATION: The old church — the grocery store is directly behind it, and the market is across the street from the church.