Nieuw Reemst, now a holiday accommodation operated by Natuur Monumenten (Dutch Society for Nature Conservation).

Formerly located on the Reemsterveld, now the Planken-Wambuis. It was a small community in Otterlo.

The Marten Schut family, married to Derkje van Dijk, lived there around 1900. They rented the farm. He was a thatcher. There was plenty of work in those days; almost everyone had thatched roofs. My grandmother was one of his children who lived there. They had sheep and chickens. Water had to be fetched from the wells, which were located further away.
Jan Schut, Marten's son, later took over the farm.
The farm burned down in 1942. It was rebuilt in 1945.

The history of the Planken-Wambuis:

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In photo no. 12, I'm running in front as a child with my grandmother. My dear grandmother loved coming to the PlankenWambuis, a childhood memory. 🤭, That photo was taken over 50 years ago. That's probably one reason I enjoy going there too.

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