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この窯は第一次世界大戦中の石灰不足の時期に、海外からの輸入が途絶えた際に造られました。リンブルフの地元の企業家たちは、地元の石灰石を焼いて建設用モルタル、漆喰、建築用途の生石灰（CaO）を製造しました。これは900〜1200℃の簡単なプロセスです。（セメント：クリンカー形成には1400℃以上のロータリーキルンが必要です）。 現在、この朽ち果てた窯は、キュルフスグローフェの麓にある産業記念碑であり、メルゲル（泥灰岩）の歴史の一部となっています。

Valkenburg has been one of the Netherlands' most important holiday destinations since around 1840, and tourism is the municipality's main source of income. This has much to do with the medieval town's picturesque location, but the extensive labyrinths of underground quarries also played an important role from the very beginning. However, the original idea of using the caves for air cures never came to fruition.

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The St. Gerlach Church in Houthem-Sint Gerlach is an 18th-century Baroque church built on the site of a former convent. It is best known for its impressive frescoes by Johann Adam Schöpf and the tomb of Saint Gerlach. The church is a national monument and unique in the Netherlands for its elaborate murals. It is located next to Château St. Gerlach and is part of a historic complex in a peaceful, green setting.

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Linden lane

Valkenburg aan de Geul is a charming town in the province of Limburg, in the south of the Netherlands. It is known for its hilly landscape, historic castle ruins, and the famous marl caves that you can visit. Valkenburg is also a popular tourist destination due to its beautiful scenery and exciting events, such as the Christmas market in the caves and the annual Amstel Gold Race cycling race.