Utrecht - Bunnik

Along the canals of Utrecht - that have their water from the Rhine - heading South, along the fortresses build ages after the Romans, back to the Rhine in Bunnik - almost 18 kimometers, about half in urban environment. Bunnik refers to the Roman heritage as well in the location of the station...
Track of today on the
Track of today.
Track of today in satellite
The track projected in the terrain, showing (more or less) where the images were taken.
Oude Gracht ("Old Canal") in Utrecht city center
Portal of the cathedral
Oude Gracht from the Gaardbrug
Following the canal: Lower quay is typical fro Utrecht
Bypass:
Saint Martin statue
Painted advertisement: Douwe Egberts is one of the major coffee brands in the Netherlands
Wall painting of Utrecht in the 17th or 18th century
Poplar twins in the wind
Undercrossing of main road (Oude Liesbosweg)
Crossing to the path parallel the highway ...
... running along meadows ...
Path parallel the highway
Recreational area just passed the highway
Bunker (shelter) ...
... part of a defense system
Walk along a path aside the road