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In 1574, the Netherlands, including the city of Leiden, was occupied by the Spanish during the Eighty Years' War. William of Orange breached the dikes, flooding the land. This allowed the Sea Beggars to sail from Rotterdam to Leiden. On September 21, 8,000 Beggars with 400 ships ran aground near 't Geertje farm on Geerweg. They had to wait for high tide. During a heavy storm and rain, the Beggars managed to sail on again on October 2. On October 3, 1574, they liberated Leiden from the Spanish. Since then, the people of Leiden have celebrated the Relief of Leiden on October 3. Source: Zoetermeermijnstad.nl

It can't be more Dutch

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.

Beautiful piece of history these mills. In the past it was full of mills from here to Rotterdam. On a racing bike you will not visit the mill museum in Zevenhuizen that quickly but if you are walking here (which is also nice) definitely take a look.

here are a few more installations from the Floriade of 1992 in Zoetermeer. hence this spacious, water-rich park https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floriade_1992

Versatile farm, with snacks and drinks. A great place to take a break

Grat

Kansl is nice to make a roundtrip!