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Zonnemaire
Zonnemaire
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Liberation route Europe | Water en Vuur Ouwerkerk
Liberation route Europe | Water en Vuur Ouwerkerk
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Gasthuiskerk
Gasthuiskerk
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Fietsverhuur Renesse
Fietsverhuur Renesse
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Kaasboerderij De Stolpe
Kaasboerderij De Stolpe
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Vishandel De Marlijn
Vishandel De Marlijn
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Kapsalon aan Zee
Kapsalon aan Zee
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Strand 't Klokje
Strand 't Klokje
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Brusea: visserijmuseum en oudheidkamer
Brusea: visserijmuseum en oudheidkamer
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Camping de Zwenk
Camping de Zwenk
Ellemeet -
Fletcher Landgoed hotel Renesse
Fletcher Landgoed hotel Renesse
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Webcam Renesse | Jan van Renesseweg | Zeeanemoonweg
Webcam Renesse | Jan van Renesseweg | Zeeanemoonweg
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The Butcher Renesse
The Butcher Renesse
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Fashion at Sea
Fashion at Sea
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Liberation route Europe | De tien van Renesse Museum de Burghse School
Liberation route Europe | De tien van Renesse Museum de Burghse School
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Annika aan zee
Annika aan zee
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De Boulevard
De Boulevard
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Strand Café DOK
Strand Café DOK
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Studio Peggy
Studio Peggy
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Transportbedrijf Bouwman
Transportbedrijf Bouwman
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Zilthüs Strandpark De Zeeuwse Kust
Zilthüs Strandpark De Zeeuwse Kust
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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 -
Market Plaza Group BV
Market Plaza Group BV
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Vuurtoren Westerlicht (Nieuw-Haamstede)
Vuurtoren Westerlicht (Nieuw-Haamstede)
Nieuw-Haamstede