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You can see the observations at this birdwatching hut at: https://vogelkijkhut.nl/view/201/

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Beautiful house and summer house of the Rotterdam artist, in the forest, this is how you would like to live.😀

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The summer residence where he stayed with his family

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This bird watching hut is called Tapsmoer. That is not an exotic bird, but a corruption of the abbot's marsh, the abbot's marsh. In the past, this area belonged to monks who extracted peat.

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Nice place to take a break.

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A wonderful place to relax.

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Nice beer list, I like to take a break here :)

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summer residence

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From 1924 onwards, Andreas Schotel came to Esbeek every year during the summer months. Initially he camped in a stable on the grounds of the "Oranjebond" and later in a garden shed of 2 x 2 meters on the same grounds. It was named "De Schuttel". Later, Schotel added another bedroom of 2 x 2 meters and a tiny studio. In 2000, "De Schuttel", on the initiative of the Friends of Andreas Schotel Esbeek Foundation and the Heemkunde Esbeek working group, was restored as a lasting show of appreciation for the work of this artist. The municipality of Hilvarenbeek appreciated this initiative by awarding the monument prize. https://www.andreassaus.nl/wandelroute/de-schuttel

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Ideal if your knowledge of birds is not too great. There are pictures on the wall to teach birds.

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Andreas Schotel only found recognition in old age. In 1979, the 'Foundation Friends of Andreas Schotel' was founded in Esbeek. This also lends out etchings to Esbeek residents. In May 2009, the Andreas Schotel Museum was opened in Esbeek in the Schuttershof, a pub where the artist regularly visited. In 2015, the 'Andreas Schotel walking and art route' was plotted along places where the artist worked. Easels and five sculptures made by the Esbeek artist Hannes Verhoeven (1984) are set up there. They are sometimes larger than life size and inspired by Schotel's work. One of them, in the Arnoldspark, is a six-metre high polychrome figure and depicts the Rotterdam artist himself. The primitive garden shed called De schuttel, where he stayed with his family during the summers when he was in Esbeek, is also part of the route. Source: Wikipedia

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Schotel's art was naturalistic. Schotel's etchings show the landscape and the working people. The latter were depicted from the beauty of the work and not so much as an indictment of poverty. His etchings provide precise time documents of everything that was once common but gradually disappeared to make way for new things (primitive threshing machines, for example) that in turn have also disappeared again. Schotel was friends with artist Jan van der Heijden from Netersel and with J.M. Lauwers, headmaster of Esbeek and writer of Langs de Hilverbanden, an occasional work about the Brabant landscape and people, for which he made ten etchings. Source and more information: Wikipedia

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De Schuttel, the summer home of artist Andreas Schotel in the De Utrecht estate near Esbeek. Andreas Schotel was a Dutch graphic artist. He made many etchings of the lives and activities of North Brabant farmers and agricultural workers. He carefully documented the transition from traditional to mechanized business operations. He was married to Mies Gips. Wikipedia

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Enjoy the sun with a delicious ice cream, homemade by 't IJsboerinneke, we can also provide you with various drinks and iced coffees. We are happy to be there for you every day between 12:00 and 20:00.

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Too good ice cream!!!

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Boshuis Venkraai is a bit hidden in the forests of Oisterwijk. This nice and authentic forest café is located in an old forester's house. The old-fashioned decor with carpets on the table (!) and the large terrace with play area for the little ones guarantee a few hours of Brabant conviviality!

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Beautiful area for walking, only it is necessary to include a topographical map, it is easy to see where you are walking, because there are paths, you really do not know how long the doit path is because you cannot quickly turn off the path to to walk differently. You are then obliged to stay on the old route and for a long distance! Good luck, card is desirable!

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Beautiful bird hide with fantastic views. While we were there we saw 3 deer being photographed by 2 nature lovers with lenses so big that I had never seen before :)

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At this time, if you are lucky, young wild boars can be admired.

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Nice quiet way to take a break.

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