쉬운 드 그로테 모에르 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

watch out for swamp

Permanent forest

The Grolloërdiep is still in its original location near the village. The meanders have largely remained intact, as have the bushes and forest walls. At the time of the land consolidation, the hole was excavated deeply and provided with weirs.

Here you come to a nice piece of nature.

Unfortunately the heath sheep were not present today

The group originated from The Rocking Strings with Eelco Gelling (guitar), Nico Schröder (bass guitar, replaced by bassist Willy Middel, ex-Sinister Silhouettes), Hans Kinds (rhythm guitar) and Wim Kinds (drums). Singer Harry Muskee was a former double bassist of The Old Fashioned Jazz Group. The group performed regularly in the former factory hall "'t Krotje" in Groningen in the years around 1964, where they competed with the local band "Little John and the Rocking Tigers". When the first single, Stumble and fall, was recorded for record company CNR, Dick Beekman was the drummer.[1] The drummer left in 1966 for the beat group Ro-d-Ys, but would return to the band for a year in 1968. His replacement was Hans Waterman from Groningen. At that time, the group rehearsed in part of the farm that Muskee had rented in Grolloo. In the formation Muskee, Gelling, Middel, Waterman and Hans Kinds a number of singles were recorded for the Philips label of Phonogram Records, of which Back Home (A Man) reached the lower regions of the Top 40. For the recording of the first LP, Desolation, the group was expanded with Henk Hilbrandie (piano), who had also toured with the group for a year before that. Harry Muskee and Henk already knew each other from The Old Fashioned Jazzgroup, of which they were both members. This LP was awarded an Edison in 1968. In 1967 Hans Kinds had to do military service and was replaced by pianist Herman Brood from The Moans. With Brood in the band the LP Groeten uit Grollo was recorded, of which Another day another road became a reasonable hit. The album also contained the classic Somebody will know someday, inspired by Muskee's broken relationship with Miep Huisman. Cuby + Blizzards (Fenklup, 1968) The band toured in 1967 and 1968 with Van Morrison, Eddie Boyd, John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers and Alexis Korner. Well-known songs of the band were Another day another road, Distant smile, Window of my eyes and Appleknockers Flophouse, sung with a very bad English pronunciation.

Free parking at the restaurant. After the walk you can make a sanitary stop here or have a nice coffee and tea.

It says here that there are 9 Heath sheep, We counted 11.