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At the intersection of Verlengde Lange Dreef and Schapendreef is this spacious picnic table. At the moment a view of a large part that is under water.

Beautiful piece of nature and wonderful to take a break here.

Going for a walk there again. The path along the Galdersedreef fen is impassable, a large swimming pool, ducks swam across the path. Let's hope that forest management will do something about this, because otherwise you will never be able to pass by there again, I'm afraid.

Went for a walk there a month ago, but the boardwalk and several parts of the fen were closed. And now with all this rain it certainly won't be good for a while. Maybe go for a walk there again next summer l.

If it has rained a lot or the water level is quite high, the boardwalk itself (and some paths in the area) may be partially flooded.

This forest was previously used for the production of ship masts.

The Mastbos, built by Hendrik III of Nassau, is also called the 'backyard of Breda'. You walk from the Ginneken district straight into the forest. Residents of Breda, but also many nature seekers from abroad, use the forest for walking and cycling, for sports and relaxation or to simply enjoy nature. At over 500 years old, this 'royal backyard' is one of the oldest coniferous forests in the Netherlands and, after the Wouwse Plantage, the oldest cultivated forest in our country. Count Henry III of Nassau had the forest created in 1515 with seed from the Scots pine from Nuremberg, Germany. The Mastbos was a production forest. The wood was used in the renovation of Breda Castle, for the Spanish fleet and later for the masts of VOC ships. The Nassaus also used it as a hunting ground. Source: welkominbreda.nl

The cycle path in Belgium is much better than in Holland.