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Cycling on a racing bike is only really fun on weekdays or when the weather is not so good.

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The first 2 years of my life I lived opposite this forest. I can't remember anything about it but it does create a bond. My grandmother, where we lived at the time (shortage of housing is everyday) sometimes told that her father secretly went chopping wood during the war. That was of course extremely dangerous. Despite the logging during the war, the forest has dried out considerably and in some places is a beautiful rich forest.

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Nice to walk along - and I come here very often - but during the summer holidays I prefer to stay away. Still a bit too much behavior that is not my own.

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The Broekpolder was once a peat meadow polder with a number of dairy farmers. The word 'broek' (brouck) refers to the original peat bog at this location. Vlaardingen was a growing city in the 1950s and there were plans to make housing possible in the Broekpolder. To achieve this, the area first had to be raised. This was done between 1958 and 1976 with dredged material. Later, this soil layer turned out to be too polluted to be able to realize a residential area here. Housing construction was therefore off the table. The area was then given a green design. It was partly planted with production forest and for another part nature did its own work. The polder was thus given a new life as a nature and recreation area.

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The Broekpolder is a beautiful 400 ha. large and green nature and recreation area. You can walk, cycle, mountain bike, skate, play and do sports here. Close to the city of Vlaardingen and surrounded by the water of the Vlaardingse Vaart and the Vlieten, it is a very valuable green spot for residents in the region. The Broekpolder offers a diverse landscape of polder, forest and large lakes where many water birds live and winter. The Broekpolder is also the habitat of a large herd of Scottish Highlanders. In addition, there are more than 30 sports clubs for young and old. The four Vlaardingen scouting groups have also been given a new joint home in the Broekpolder. Source: https://www.broekpolder-vlaardingen.nl/over-ons

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Nice for walking and cycling but consider renting a canoe. Really fun to do.

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Nice piece of forest for both walking and cycling

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Nature and tranquility in a busy environment

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The Eendrachtsmolen is a ground-sailer located at the Zevenhuizer Verlaat, between the Hennipsloot and the Rottemeren, near Zevenhuizen ZH. This mill, which was built in 1727, originally functioned as a reservoir mill to drain the water from two mill runs that have since disappeared. Nowadays, the mill can be used as a water freshener for the Rotte. The mill also serves as a home. Since 1949, the mill has been owned by the Hoogheemraadschap van Schieland, which has since merged with the Hoogheemraadschap van Schieland en de Krimpenerwaard. The sail cross has rods of approximately 28 metres long and is equipped with the traditional old Dutch fence with sails. The water is pumped up using a scoop wheel.

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Beautiful view over the Rotter

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Today I walked the entire route: "As old as the road to Kralingen". 36.5km of enjoyment! I passed by here.

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Truly beautiful mill  This mill was built in 1727/1728, so beautiful

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You always have to walk quite a distance before you can cross the water, so it's always nice to see this bridge again and you can go home again

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Nice varied area. Watch out for mountain bikers, especially on weekends.

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Nice varied area. Busy on weekends.

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Artwork rhythm of three

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The Eendrachtsmolen is a ground sailor at the Zevenhuizer Verlaat between the Hennipsloot and the Rottemeren near Zevenhuizen ZH. The mill was built in 1727 as a bosom mill that drained the water from two now no longer existing mill corridors. Nowadays the mill can serve as a water changer for the Rotte. The mill also serves as a home. Since 1949, the mill has been owned by the Schieland Water Board, which has now merged into the Schieland and Krimpenerwaard Water Board. The sail cross has rods with a length of approximately 28 meters and is equipped with the old Dutch fencing with sails. The water is raised with a paddle wheel. Source: wikipedia https://molendatabase.nl/nederland/molen.php?nummer=1140

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The mill was built in 1727 and functioned as a boezemmolen (collecting and draining polder water). Together with 9 other mills, he ground the reclaimed water from the ring canal in the Rotteboezem in the Eendragtspolder. In the original milling setup this was mill number 9. When they switched to mechanical drainage in 1927, the mills lost their function and most of the mills were demolished. Only this mill eventually survived the demolition as a complete mill. Since 1949, the mill has been owned by the Water Board of Schieland and Krimpenerwaard and the mill was given a refreshment function for the Rotte. The mill is inhabited and therefore cannot be visited. It has the status of a national monument.

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