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Marina at Camping Pasveer
Marina at Camping Pasveer
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ZenZi
ZenZi
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Wielinga Wine and Liquorstore
Wielinga Wine and Liquorstore
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Recreatiebedrijf de Koevoet - Studio appartement
Recreatiebedrijf de Koevoet - Studio appartement
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Vakantiehuis Bosk en Wetter
Vakantiehuis Bosk en Wetter
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Aan het Water - Torenwoning GB 160
Aan het Water - Torenwoning GB 160
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Grand café De Dikke Van Dale
Grand café De Dikke Van Dale
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Verblijf bij Bynt
Verblijf bij Bynt
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Duurswouderheide Nature Reserve
Duurswouderheide Nature Reserve
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Familieboten - Fardou
Familieboten - Fardou
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Forest cabin Nooitgedacht
Forest cabin Nooitgedacht
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Camping Lan en Mar
Camping Lan en Mar
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Yeb Hettinga Museum
Yeb Hettinga Museum
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Blauwhoek Bathing Site
Blauwhoek Bathing Site
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Beach Resorts Makkum - Dijkvilla 6 personen
Beach Resorts Makkum - Dijkvilla 6 personen
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Waterpark Oan 'e Poel - lodges - Krûswetter Lodge 2-persoons (huisdiervrij)
Waterpark Oan 'e Poel - lodges - Krûswetter Lodge 2-persoons (huisdiervrij)
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Pizzeria Sardegna
Pizzeria Sardegna
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Vakantiepark De Kuilart - Camping - Kampeerplaats Comfort met privé sanitair
Vakantiepark De Kuilart - Camping - Kampeerplaats Comfort met privé sanitair
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Zonnewind Zeilreizen
Zonnewind Zeilreizen
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Restaurant Piacco
Restaurant Piacco
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Farm shop Uitland
Farm shop Uitland
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Beach Resorts Makkum - Dijkvilla+ 6 persoons
Beach Resorts Makkum - Dijkvilla+ 6 persoons
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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.
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Tusken de Marren
Tusken de Marren
