Arriving at Emmen early Saturday evening. Very quite town, even later Saturday night.	My hotel. Stads-Hotel Boerland.	My room.
Last minute checks to my puzzles	Cube Day at Esdal College.	Ola Jansson's creations.
Ola Jansson's creations.	Some of Frank Tiex's collection.

The Dutch Cube Day in 2010 was held at the Esdal College in Emmen, North Holland on the 17th October. As usual there were people showing their puzzle creations and collections. There were also several items for sale. DCD is not just for twisty puzzle enthusiasts though. There are many wooden, string, metal and other kinds of puzzles. The event also had a few lectures.
Sharing the venue was the Dutch open speedcubing championships. Mats Valk won the Rubik's Cube contest with an average of 10.39. The final round can be seen here.

	The Dutch Open speed cubing championships were taking place just out of view to the right.	Tables were full of puzzles for sale or collections to show off.
Oskar and Tom's tables were popular with the twisty puzzle fans.
My own table	Ola's	Ola's 3x5x5 showing his unique olzing technique.
Ola's 5x7x7		Frank's collection of pyramid (mostly tetrahedral) puzzles.
Oskar's	Three puzzles by Andreas Nortmann.	Oskar's Tree
Oskar's Hollow Cube.	Oskar's Fairly Fudged (I think).	Pictures of Oskar's 17x17x17 before it was finished.
Tom's Compy Skewb, Fully Functional 3x4x5 and others.	Some more of Tom's creations.	Radu's

Radu's Octopus	Tom's Holey Octahedron	Oskar's Crazy Six.
Tom's	My table	Sticker variation by Olivér Nagy
Sticker variation by Olivér Nagy	Sticker variation by Olivér Nagy
	Ola made the newspapers.	Tiny 5x5x5.
	Tom's mini Pyraminx Crystal	Tom's mini Starminx
Oskar's and Tom's tables	Dutch Cube Day is not just for twisty puzzles

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