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Today we went for a walk near Uden. Why? We had a gift voucher for a delicious lunch in Uden. But first, we had to earn it: a walk of about 7km, lunch halfway, then walk off the calories. And that all went well. The start was at the edge of the Goorsche Bosschen, where komoot was sometimes literally

It had rained and blown hard last night and it was very cold when we left early this morning.

We had agreed last week that we would go to the Sahara in Heerewaarden again this week.

But it was good that we were warmly dressed, especially on the dike, because the wind had free rein there 🥶. But once in

After picking up my glasses, we went for a short walk in the Moerputten. It was nearby and the weather was lovely. Unfortunately, the boardwalks were under maintenance and therefore closed. But that didn't matter. We adjusted the route and even discovered a part that was new to us 🤩. Afterwards, we

Today we visited our daughter and then drove on to the village of Wortel in Belgium. Hans had found a nice walk, only the weather was really March-like. We really had everything: rain, wet snow, hail, cold wind, and sun.

But during the walk, we also really had everything: beautiful long straight paths

With the sun on our heads, we walked to Hurwenen this morning. We went via the Rossum cemetery (the Klompenpad runs along there) through an orchard, where I took photos of apple blossom... I thought! Turns out it was pear blossom 🤣. From there, we went along the Hurnse dike towards the Gouden Molen

The day started foggy, cold, and gloomy. Yet, we put on our hiking boots and drove to Loosbroek. That was another part of Brabant we hadn't been to yet... except for the Bedafse Bergen. But it's so beautiful there, so we included them in the planning. And it was nice that we had our jacket, scarf, and

Today, a few chores at our granddaughter's place and of course a short walk with our great-granddaughter 🥰. It's a beautiful area there, so this was definitely not the last time 😉

Today we went from the Gelderland side of the Meuse to the Brabant side and walked across the lock at Engelen to the Haverleij. After that, we went back across the lock and along the Dieze Canal via the natural water boundary of the Engineers to the Henriëttewaard.

There, dark clouds gathered and released

For today, we had planned a walk nearby: Waardenburg and Neerijnen. We had been there a few times before and had spotted a 'new' path from the A2, and we wanted to walk across the estate past Waardenburg Castle and Huis Neerijnen to and over the groynes near Opijnen. This should be possible; the water

The car had to go back to the garage to have a new sensor installed. But first, we went for a lovely walk near St. Michielsgestel. We first browsed the collection and then quickly created a new route so we wouldn't have to repeat the same route again 😉.

It rained constantly, and the wind gradually picked