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Rogier Van Bunnik 🇳🇱
February 26, 2023
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The design of the mushroom was basically simple: a concrete post with a number of wooden boards with plate names and distances on it. It soon became apparent that the construction was quite susceptible to vandalism. That is why the ANWB fitted a number of mushrooms with a steel cap in 1927 as a test. The next 'update' was to omit the concrete head. A big improvement, because the mushroom only weighed 80 kilos instead of 145 kilos. They were much easier to install. Well, the schus turned out
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Boudewijn
April 3, 2021
Hiking
The word "mushroom" was not found in the minutes until 1921, until then it was referred to as "posts". Source: nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paddenstoel_(wegwijzer)
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•Boudewijn
April 3, 2021
Hiking
The first mushroom was introduced by the ANWB in 1919. The first mushroom, number 1, was at the end of Zandheuvelweg near Baarn. Source: nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paddenstoel_(wegwijzer)
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