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Strand Vuurtorenpad
Strand Vuurtorenpad
Nieuw-Haamstede -
Fietsverhuur Renesse
Fietsverhuur Renesse
Renesse -
de IJswinckel.nl
de IJswinckel.nl
Renesse -
Standbeeld Jacob Viergever
Standbeeld Jacob Viergever
Serooskerke (Schouwen-Duiveland) -
Standbeeld Witte van Haamstede
Standbeeld Witte van Haamstede
Burgh-Haamstede -
Natuurgebied Plaat van Vliet
Natuurgebied Plaat van Vliet
plaat van vliet -
WEA
WEA
Bruinisse -
Dorpsstrand Burghsluis
Dorpsstrand Burghsluis
Burgh-Haamstede -
Bagpoint Renesse
Bagpoint Renesse
Renesse -
Dorpshuis de Vanger
Dorpshuis de Vanger
Bruinisse -
Natuurgebied De Schelphoek
Natuurgebied De Schelphoek
Serooskerke -
Vakantiepark Grevelingenpolder
Vakantiepark Grevelingenpolder
Brouwershaven -
Off-leash area Ouwerkerk
Off-leash area Ouwerkerk
Ouwerkerk -
QUESTION: Mill
QUESTION: Mill
QUESTION: Mill
Because Brouwershaven's mill is on the town's ramparts, you can see it from afar. Built in 1724, grain was still ground here until 1954. Restoration began a few years later and found traces of an old mill that stood on the same spot. The last restoration took place in the 1960s by the millwright J. van den Hamer. So the little mill “windlust” has apparently been good publicity! Of course, this mill also has a name. Which one is that? You can find that on the cap of the mill.
Question 4: On which dike is this mill located? Write down the last letter.
Brouwershaven -
DB installaties en DB Cleaning
DB installaties en DB Cleaning
Burgh-Haamstede -
IJssalon Jumbo
IJssalon Jumbo
Renesse -
Minoes
Minoes
Renesse -
Sportmassagepraktijk Daniëlle Wassink en Equi-move
Sportmassagepraktijk Daniëlle Wassink en Equi-move
Burgh-Haamstede -
Bakkerij Sonnemans
Bakkerij Sonnemans
Burgh-Haamstede -
Liberation route Europe | De tien van Renesse Rampweg crashlocatie
Liberation route Europe | De tien van Renesse Rampweg crashlocatie
Noordwelle -
Watch & Question: Monument
Watch & Question: Monument
Watch & Question: Monument
The water, the storm, the silence… Zeeland is largely flooded after the night of February 1, 1953. This area in particular, Schouwen-Duiveland, Goeree Overflakkee, and Tholen, was severely affected. But the danger has not yet passed. In the afternoon, it is high tide again, and the water rises even higher than during the night. People therefore go onto the roofs, and many houses that had survived the night collapse. People drown now as well. Around five o'clock, it gets dark. Thousands of people, wet, cold, and thirsty, enter the second night. On the third day of February, the rescue efforts get well underway. Victims are evacuated by helicopters, and aid workers enter the disaster area with hundreds of ships.
Question 6: Here is the monument for the victims of the disaster in 1953. Every year on February 1st, the flood disaster is commemorated here with a memorial service and a wreath-laying ceremony. On the monument, you will find an appropriate text. Take the last two letters of the second word.
Ouwerkerk -
Beleefboefboerderij de Stelle
Beleefboefboerderij de Stelle
Ouwerkerk -
Galerie Haamstede
Galerie Haamstede
Burgh-Haamstede -
Horeca de Duinhoeve
Horeca de Duinhoeve
Burgh-Haamstede