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Dovecote Renswoude. Hundreds of pigeons used to roost here in small alcoves… useful for meat and manure. Pigeon manure was very valuable for the estate's vegetable garden and fields. You can walk around it and take a closer look, but you can't go inside. A nice, photogenic detail on your walk and a little piece of estate history.

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@Marieke: at least reading would be nice before you write a tip about a location you've apparently never been to; "The castle and the castle square are not accessible for taking wedding photos etc. due to the rental enjoyment of the tenants of the castle complex. You can, however, take wedding photos on the castle bridge and in the castle park." (https://www.kasteelrenswoude.nl/)

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Historical place in nature.

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Nice

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We were here in November. So all the trees were bare. I would also like to see this beautiful castle garden in the spring. In any case, there are enough opportunities to extend your walk through the castle garden with, for example, a visit to Fort aan de Buurtsteeg

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Impressive castle, nice to walk around the park (cycling is not allowed there)

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Beautiful route to walk.

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Here you can sit for a while and enjoy the surroundings.

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Here you can sit for a while and enjoy the surroundings.

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Information about the pigeon tower.

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Here you can sit for a while and enjoy the surroundings.

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Here you can sit for a while and enjoy the surroundings.

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Here you can sit for a while and enjoy the surroundings.

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On the topographic map this fen has no name. There are sheep and goats walking around. The goats have also managed to brave the fen's fences themselves, allowing them to feast on the reeds.

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Located at Werk Aan De Daatselaar, there is a tree sculpture of a historic soldier. I passed it on 3rd July 2024 and sadly part of the sculpture is rotting

There were also 130 hectares of forest and approximately 850 hectares of wild fields, largely made up of heathland. The number of sheep must have been considerable. Sheep were mainly kept for manure, the stable manure was brought to the fields every year. The invention of artificial fertilizer reduced the need for sheep manure and made it possible to convert the heathland into agricultural land.

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The Betuwe Line Dike from the Rhine to the Waal. Plans for a cross-dike through Betuwe date back to 1701

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The Grebbe Line is a water line on the border of Gelderland and Utrecht, which was constructed in the 18th century.

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The fusillade was a reprisal measure for a robbery of a German soldier on the Groeperkade in Renswoude on November 11, 1944.

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In 1815 the village had one country estate, 145 houses, two churches and 854 residents. There were four large farms, 34 small farms and 25 'keuters' or workers' houses. The territory consisted of more than 400 hectares of arable land, almost 20 hectares of pasture. A third of the arable land was used for rye, two-thirds for buckwheat, mainly as animal feed.

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