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Makkum
Makkum Makkum
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VVV Grou
VVV Grou Grou
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Salie
Salie Beetsterzwaag
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Harichsterbos
Harichsterbos Harich
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Familieboten - Friendship
Familieboten - Friendship Franeker
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B&B Sypenstien
B&B Sypenstien Langweer
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Restaurant "De Zeven Wouden"
Restaurant "De Zeven Wouden" Sloten
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Greonterp Bell Tower
Greonterp Bell Tower Greonterp
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Leer Atelier Gre@tt
Leer Atelier Gre@tt Boornzwaag
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Friesland Charter
Friesland Charter Akkrum
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Pavilion Sjoerd
Pavilion Sjoerd Buren Ameland
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Stadslogement Westersingel - Patiokamer
Stadslogement Westersingel - Patiokamer Sneek
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FrieslandZeilen - Kajuitzeilboot ETAP 22i
FrieslandZeilen - Kajuitzeilboot ETAP 22i Sneek
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Wommels
Wommels Wommels
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Kamp Wyldemerk
Kamp Wyldemerk Harich
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Hearewâltjse
Hearewâltjse
The village harbour was once located at the Hearewâltsje. This was the home of peat skipper Jan Lampe, owner of a snikke—a traditional Frisian cargo boat used to transport goods to nearby towns and villages.
In the past, Wijnaldum had a thriving local economy with a variety of shops and skilled craftsmen. Goods reached the village by both road and water. A small harbour once stood here, where cargo boats unloaded goods, including peat. Through the Ried waterway, the harbour was connected to Franeker, making Wijnaldum an important link in the region's trade network.
Wijnaldum
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Spanga Bell Tower
Spanga Bell Tower Spanga
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Skûtsjemuseum Earnewâld
Skûtsjemuseum Earnewâld Earnewâld
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Nyenhuis
Nyenhuis
Nyenhuis was a prominent residence of influential Frisian families from the 15th century onwards and likely developed from a medieval stins. Little remains above ground of this noble past, but its history continues beneath the surface.
The name Nyenhuis refers to an earlier noble residence that probably originated around the 15th century. The Te Nyenhuys family owned a stins here, a stone defensive tower that later grew into a larger noble estate. This influential family maintained close ties with Ludingakerke Abbey.
At the end of the Middle Ages, the estate passed through marriage to the Liauckema family. After that, Nyenhuis was mainly leased as an agricultural farm. Little remains of the former noble buildings today, but the site still holds historical and archaeological significance.
Wijnaldum
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Public toilet Prins Hendrikkade in Sneek
Public toilet Prins Hendrikkade in Sneek Sneek
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Friese Meren Villa's - Docklodge 26
Friese Meren Villa's - Docklodge 26 Delfstrahuizen
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Washing lines of Sloten
Washing lines of Sloten Sloten
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Vakantiepark Eigen Wijze
Vakantiepark Eigen Wijze Bant
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Restaurant Smink *
Restaurant Smink * Wolvega