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21-Tunnel * The cycle path along out forest road enters a fir tunnel. * 1488 x 1984 * (371KB)

22-Grafheuvel * Grave hill - the area has been populated since the ice retreated, and gravehils like this are scattered over the area * 1402 x 706 * (266KB)

23-Verstrengeld * A beech tree - two bracnhes embracing eachother * 1488 x 1984 * (556KB)

23-Verstrengeld

24-VliegendHert * A beaatle we call 'Vliegend hert' - Flying Deer. One of the biggest spcies of beetles * 1107 x 1869 * (290KB)

25-VliegendHert * Seen from aside * 963 x 1863 * (270KB)

Loop2 * The second walk - 6.5 kilometers - heading North * 1119 x 884 * (252KB)

Google2 * projected on GoogleEarth - in summer. It was'nt as green today. * 910 x 704 * (160KB)

26-Wildpad * We missed one turn and headed back to the route on this overgrown path. You can clearly see the difference in openness: beech forest on the left - very open and light - and the dense fir on the right - dark and dense. * 1984 x 1488 * (778KB)

24-VliegendHert

25-VliegendHert

28-Vliegden * A lonely pine tree, on the edge of the heather * 1713 x 1227 * (363KB)

29-Voetstappen * Foorstaps to be found in the woods - including a human one. This actually were found in ancient mudpatches, unearthed in archeological investigations. * 1632 x 1488 * (532KB)

30-Bos * This is wat most of the walk actually looked like: Open woodland. * 1984 x 1222 * (637KB)

27-ErmeloseHeide

Album last updated on 16-Mar-2008 19:27

(c) 2008 Willem Grooters