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really beautiful bridge

Every year an obstacle run takes place here 🔥🔥🔥

Lovely sheltered cycle path both left and right of the water

The Maas Waalkanaal connects the Waal, near Nijmegen, with the Maas near Mook.

Some impressions of this water-rich area

Kapsalon Esther, Agnetenweg 65, built in 1916 as a house and forge by Jan Derks (alias Jan de Smid) and purchased by blacksmith Jan Haarkens in 1945, once caused a lot of commotion. On February 3, 1950, the blacksmith was working early with three young workers when a huge explosion killed three of them (and seriously injured the fourth – a worker). Fortunately, the family members living there were spared, but the devastation was enormous. Afterwards it turned out that during the forging of pasture posts and fences from old war material, a pipe bomb with trotyl, which was in such an iron tube, had detonated, as they were also used to blow up casemates. The forge – so necessary for a village – was continued by a cousin.

On the corner of Agnetenweg and Nieuwstadweg there is an old shop building that once bore the name Klavertje Vier. There was a café on the corner around 1900; to the left of it the Spar, to the right of the café was an electric mill for the harvested grain from the village area. And behind that was a bakery. The mill was the first building here with electricity. There is currently a partial ban on use of the building, with the exception of the well-functioning waste center. Opposite it is the access to a large plot where - after much initial protest - the first, much-needed care center has now been built, by the De Waalboog healthcare institution. It offers space for 45 residential units. The care workers will also provide care to local residents who stay at home.

COMPOSITION, TEXT AND PHOTOS: HENK VOSKUILEN EDITING FOR KOMOOT: LEON RECEVEUR If you pass a RED sphere on this map, click on it for more information. In rainy weather, some passages are quite muddy. Start of the GPS circular walk Lindenholt is at the Zwanenstraat/Agnetenweg three-way junction (formerly the Dorpsstraat of Neerbosch). The Agnetenweg is the base of Lindenholt, in 1300 people started to mine the area from here. The name Agnetenweg was chosen after the construction of the Maas-Waal Canal, when the Dorpsstraat was excavated. Agneten refers to Agnieten, nuns who had a monastery a few hundred meters away. The associated monastery farm was located at Agnetenweg 119, but went up in flames in 1977 (when the monastery itself had disappeared for centuries). At that height, the Agnetenweg was called Nonnenstraat by local residents. On the other corner of the crossroads is Het Zwaantje (1864), which started as a farm and later also became a village café. The church on the other side is called the Agnes Church.