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Beautiful piece to include in your walk around the estate.

Citing sources is fair: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watersnoodmonument_Beneden-Leeuwen

Beautiful area with many birds. Currently very wet and parts of the walking path are closed. Strolling along the Maas is fun, but now it is swampy.

Besides Amelisweerd and Neerijnen - Waardenburg, it is one of the few estates in the Netherlands with a substantial forest area on fertile river clay. It has been used for agriculture almost everywhere. In addition to tall older oaks and (partly red) beech, the strong rejuvenation with ash is striking. In the past, the elm also had a large share in the forest: the beautiful long elm trunks yielded significant amounts of money. Nowadays, only young elm trees can be found, thanks to Dutch elm disease. www.bomeninfo.nl

The contemporary landscape of the Betuwe is crossed by highways and the Betuwe line, with advancing industrial areas. However, there are still some areas that have been less influenced by the 21st century. One of these areas is the Heerlijkheid Marienwaerdt, located in the western Betuwe on the north bank of the Linge. This 900 hectare estate offers a picturesque landscape with fields, orchards, forests and meadows, and has a rich history, including the foundation of a Norbertine abbey around 1130 and the construction of the current Huis Marienwaerdt on the foundations of an old monastery building around 1800 .

City garden "Radiant" Also known as Jaap Douma's garden The garden was laid out by Jaap Douma. What after his retirement in 1992, he was a teacher at the "Beatrixschool", started as an allotment garden, grew into a large flower garden of approximately 1,800 m2. In addition to beautiful (fruit) trees and shrubs, “Radiant” houses a special collection of perennials including: Allium, Helleborus, Hemerocallis, Alstroemeria, Iris and many varieties of roses and peonies. In the spring the bulbs bloom profusely and the garden attracts many birds and butterflies. Equally special is the larger-than-life, naked, female statue, perched next to the swamp. She represents the "Earth Mother"; Jaap made it from wire mesh, wire, jute and concrete and worked on it for two years and eight months. Do not expect raked beds and borders by color; the garden is for wandering the paths and discovering the beauty of the plants for yourself. Often overwhelming and sometimes very unobtrusive. Preservation of this unique garden When Jaap became terminally ill in 2015 and was no longer able to maintain the garden, his great fear was that the garden would fall into disrepair. Jaap regarded the garden as his life's work and was busy in it from early in the morning until the evening. A group of residents of Buren did not want the garden to be lost and offered Jaap, as volunteers, to "take over" the garden. The initiative for this comes from the BV Buren and is supported by the Municipality of Buren. Jack was very happy with that. The garden will be restored to its former glory and plants that have been lost over time will be reinstated. An extensive description has been made of the plants present in the garden and in the autumn of 2017 a number of plants have been cultivated on a small scale.

And once again an archaeological gem appears at Over de Maas in Alphen: a horn of the giant musk ox. The discovery of the remains of a giant musk ox from prehistoric times in sand mining Over the Maas near Alphen once again confirms the special character of this archaeological treasury. It is the first time that remains of the animal have been found in the Netherlands. Source and more info: overdemaas.com