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Buitenmolen은 네덜란드 겔데를란트주 제페나르에 있는 타워형 풍차입니다. 이 풍차는 자원봉사 제분공이 매주 가동합니다. 타워형 풍차는 길이가 24.40미터인 강철 돛을 가지고 있습니다. 이 돛은 2002년에 풍차 제작 회사인 Vaags에서 제작했습니다. 안쪽 돛에는 71번, 바깥쪽 돛에는 70번이 새겨져 있습니다. 돛은 낡은 네덜란드식 목재 구조와 돛천으로 덮여 있습니다. 이 풍차에는 직경 140cm(16인치)의 인공 맷돌 두 개와 혼합용 가마솥이 있습니다.

이곳에 풀려 있는 소와 말이 있습니다.

Beautiful walk through wet meadows on the acceptably paved dike; the cattle are actually standing right in the middle, as you can see in the photos.

Beautiful quiet remote route

Naming and Beginning of Moscowa Cemetery In 1873, the Arnhem municipal council decided that a new cemetery should be built on the Galgenberg, far enough from the city. Because the name "Galgenberg" was deemed inappropriate, they searched further in the surrounding area and ultimately chose the name of a nearby farm: Moskowa. However, the name was given a "C," possibly to sound more elegant. The farm itself was named after the Battle of Borodino in 1812 (French: Bataille de la Moskowa), a battle in which Baron Van Heeckeren van Enghuizen, owner of the Sonsbeek estate, used memories of his military service under Napoleon to name his farms. The city architect Van Kuilenburg was commissioned to design the new cemetery. For inspiration, he was sent to Utrecht, where he studied the Soestbergen Cemetery. The municipal council envisioned a romantic, landscaped layout: winding paths with cellar graves for the wealthy bereaved, and straight paths with sand graves for ordinary citizens. The first burial at Moscowa took place on Monday, January 17, 1876. Initially, the cemetery consisted of two parts, a general one and a Roman Catholic one, together covering eight hectares, separated by a 15-meter-wide strip containing the caretaker's vegetable garden. This area lay north of the Jewish cemetery, which had been established around 1865. A paved road, known as "the road along the cemeteries," ran along the three burial plots. Soon, the Roman Catholic cemetery was transferred to the church council and was given its own unique layout. The area was formally laid out: a circular center around the priests' graves with a large cross, surrounded by expensive cellar graves; less expensive sand graves were placed on the outside, but the green landscaping elements were largely absent. Each cemetery had its own entrance building with a stately waiting room and a residence for the caretaker or gravedigger. These neoclassical buildings were demolished in the last century when the auditoriums were built.

Moscowa Cemetery is the largest cemetery in Arnhem, opened in 1855. The grounds are known for its park-like landscape with mature trees and peaceful walking paths. Besides graves, Moscowa also houses a crematorium, making it an important regional memorial. Many prominent Arnhem residents and military personnel are buried here. The cemetery is valued for its serene atmosphere and cultural-historical significance.

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