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Sint-Lievensmonstertoren ''De Dikke Toren''
Sint-Lievensmonstertoren ''De Dikke Toren''
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Timmerman Natuursteen
Timmerman Natuursteen
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Massagepraktijk The Hot Stone
Massagepraktijk The Hot Stone
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Watersnoodmuseum
Watersnoodmuseum
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Ons Wooneiland
Ons Wooneiland
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Camping 'de Val'
Camping 'de Val'
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Molen De Graanhalm Burgh-Haamstede
Molen De Graanhalm Burgh-Haamstede
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Omoda Boutique
Omoda Boutique
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Strand Ellemeet
Strand Ellemeet
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Zeepeduinen
Zeepeduinen
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Chiels Barbershop
Chiels Barbershop
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Poppodium Brogum
Poppodium Brogum
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Derma Nature
Derma Nature
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Hart aan Zee
Hart aan Zee
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S-Goods Renesse
S-Goods Renesse
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WATCH & QUESTION: Trading town
WATCH & QUESTION: Trading town
Markt 11WATCH & QUESTION: Trading town
Schouwen and Duiveland used to be two islands. A wide creek called Gouwe flowed between them. Ebb and flow created tidal creeks. One of these creeks ended in the Schouwen country at Brijdorpe, then a village with a church. When the polder was embanked in the 12th century, a dam was placed in the creek and a sluice was built in the dam to drain the polder water. A village had to be built around that dam. Brouwershaven was built on the dikes.
Brouwershaven grew into a beautiful little town where a lot of trade was done. Barrels of herring and madder (for the red dye) were loaded from the market into the ships in the harbour using a wooden crane and transported to Brabant, Rotterdam and Antwerp, among other places. But mussels, shrimps and beer also made a lot of money. And at the scales, people weighed grain, flour and metal. Nowadays, there is not much trade, but the remains of this trading town are still present and clearly visible.
Question 1: What was mainly in the barrels that the wooden crane moved around the market? Madder and ... Write down the 1st letter.
Brouwershaven -
WATCH: Smalstad
WATCH: Smalstad
OosthavendijkWATCH: Smalstad
Smalstad
In 1403, Brouwershaven was granted city rights. But it remained a narrow town, a city too small to participate in the States of Zeeland. So you had no say as a town. In 1575, the barely fortified town was captured by Spanish troops and then set on fire. This was not allowed to happen again and earthen city walls were erected, surrounded by a wet moat. Five gates gave access to the city. In the storm surge of 1682, part of the fortifications are destroyed. The fortress was lifted in 1820, and then dismantled. As you can still see, the ramparts and moats on the east and north sides of the city have been preserved.
Brouwershaven -
IJssalon ICE AT SEA
IJssalon ICE AT SEA
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Erik van den Bos Architect
Erik van den Bos Architect
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Landgoed Slot Haamstede
Landgoed Slot Haamstede
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Studio Arie van der Meer
Studio Arie van der Meer
Bruinisse -
Boerderij Molenberg
Boerderij Molenberg
Burgh-Haamstede -
Knipcafé de Barbier
Knipcafé de Barbier
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Viane
Viane
Ouwerkerk