ハーレンの天然記念物・トップ20

美しくも悲しい思い出

This hiding place on the edge of the heath was a hidden underground refuge in the Evertsbos forest. It was constructed in 1943 and used during the war by people in hiding and resistance fighters seeking refuge from the German occupiers. The hiding place was cleverly camouflaged with sand, branches, and vegetation. In September 1944, the Sicherheitsdienst (Security Service) discovered the hiding place. Some people managed to escape, but others were arrested and later murdered. Shortly before liberation, in April 1945, ten resistance fighters were executed at the same location. At the site of the former hiding place, standing stones commemorate the murdered.

Only dolmen that can still be found "in the wild" in the province of Groningen. The most Northern dolmen on the Hondsrug. Slightly more South, in Midlaren, are D3 and D4 in Drenthe. Both along the Pieterpad.

was on the route

The front cover stone is so large and massive that I am always amazed at how they managed to do this back then.

これはフローニンゲンにある2つのヒューネベト（巨石墓）のうちの1つです。もう1つはデルフツイルの博物館にあります。

Along the road to Gasteren and Oude Molen in the Gasterse Duinen lies the remote dolmen. The dolmen itself is no longer intact because some of the stones have been stolen, but it is still worth a visit. Especially in late summer the heather is in full bloom and it is wonderfully relaxing in the middle of the forest. This dolmen is easily accessible, there is a spacious parking lot. It is a freely accessible walking area, you only have to enter it via a cattle grid because a flock of sheep is grazing there.

Our heroes!