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Where once one of Meldert's most important quarries lay, now the clear water of a large pond sparkles. At first this was a marshland, but in 1962 a stream was dammed and the quarry filled up.

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"Bunt" is a disused synonym for "moor grass", a grass species that mainly occurs on heathlands, along fens, in blue grasslands, forests on acidic sandy soils, low and raised bogs and in dune valleys.

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Today Komoot was asked to change the name of this Highlight to Hennenput.

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A resting bench and with some patience you can enjoy the 'Neap tide or Still water' at this place. The neap tide refers to the short period of twenty minutes when the tide turns. From low tide to high tide or vice versa, there is virtually no current at that time. Tough men used to sometimes try to swim across the Scheldt. 'Stille waters' therefore refers to neap tides, but even more to things that should not be known, secrets that are better left secret. A successful Flemish series was also named after 'Stille Waters' in 2001. If the wait for the neap tide takes too long, enjoy the wheels in the hinterland in the meantime. These water features were created by a dike breach in 1552.

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The Henneput, the largest water feature, is an attraction for almost all animals, a spawning ground for toads and frogs in the spring, a moment of relaxation for many hikers. (Nature point)

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Beautiful water lilies, dragonflies, but dirty brownish water

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The nature reserve Den Bunt is located in a corner formed by the Scheldt and the Durme. The 18 hectare large domain forest Driegoten extends from the foot of the Scheldt dike, between the De Pillecyn monument and the hamlet of Driegoten.

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Beautiful area to walk through. Lots of water and so pay attention when it has recently rained.

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