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1825 to 1848 of 2801 results
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Apartments De Nesserrigge
Apartments De Nesserrigge Pingjum
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Vakantiehuis Pondok
Vakantiehuis Pondok Gaastmeer
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Bos Elfbergen - Oudemirdum
Bos Elfbergen - Oudemirdum Oudemirdum
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Camping de Finne - Pipowagen aan het water
Camping de Finne - Pipowagen aan het water Reahûs
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Gouden plakje
Gouden plakje Gaastmeer
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Skydiving Ameland
Skydiving Ameland Ballum
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Roast Leeuwarden
Roast Leeuwarden Leeuwarden
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Vakantiehuisjes Marsherne - Vakantiewoning Arie
Vakantiehuisjes Marsherne - Vakantiewoning Arie Poppenwier
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Groepsaccommodatie Appelscha - de Specht
Groepsaccommodatie Appelscha - de Specht Appelscha
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Kampeerplaats
Kampeerplaats Loënga
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Cultuur Kwartier Sneek
Cultuur Kwartier Sneek Sneek
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Brandemeer Nature Reserve
Brandemeer Nature Reserve Oldelamer
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St. Vituskerk
St. Vituskerk Blauwhuis
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Information Point Sint Nicolaasga (Landgoed Eysinga State)
Information Point Sint Nicolaasga (Landgoed Eysinga State) Sint Nicolaasga
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Friesland Boating Yachtcharter - Pedro Levanto Anita
Friesland Boating Yachtcharter - Pedro Levanto Anita Koudum
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Slachtedijk Dike
Slachtedijk Dike Wommels
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Skûtsje De Leafde
Skûtsje De Leafde De Veenhoop
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Stadslogies
Stadslogies Leeuwarden
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Russian Orthodox Monastery in Hemelum
Russian Orthodox Monastery in Hemelum Hemelum
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Waterrecreatie Syperda - Morra Wieltje
Waterrecreatie Syperda - Morra Wieltje Gaastmeer
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brinckerduyn
brinckerduyn Appelscha
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Lytske vakantiewoning
Lytske vakantiewoning Gaastmeer
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Iselmar Sporthotel
Iselmar Sporthotel Lemmer
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Workers' cottages Wijnaldum
Workers' cottages Wijnaldum
The characteristic head-neck-barn farmhouses along the Foarryp were established in the 17th century as independent farms on the fertile marine clay. The nearby workers' cottages are a reminder of the many hands needed for mixed farming, combining arable crops with livestock.
Following the construction of the sea dikes, farms were built outside the terps. The fertile marine clay made mixed farming possible, with both livestock and arable cultivation. These characteristic head-neck-barn farmhouses were largely self-sufficient and provided employment for both resident and non-resident farm workers.
Wijnaldum