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Track * This walk leads through woodland and along what's named new nature, where trees are cut to make room for heather. Most of the roads lead straight on for long stretches. Starting in Zeist, we rested in Jonckvrouw in Austerlitz. * 1183 x 970 * (559KB)

google * The tracj on Google maps * 813 x 736 * (157KB)

01-Stronk * A beech trunk with a large fungus * 1488 x 1984 * (746KB)

02-RechtVooruit * One of the straight roads - one of the few with hard surface. Most went along unpaved forest roads * 1728 x 1125 * (525KB)

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04-Closeup * A closer look * 1332 x 1107 * (315KB)

05-Duiven * Two pigeons along the golf course * 1972 x 1269 * (568KB)

06-Nieuweheide * Wood is replaces by heather - given time. Seen from the high edge: the bottom in the distance is about 10 meters lower than the path (on out way back, we would look up this slope) * 1984 x 1488 * (480KB)

07-UMO * the UMO monument. I don't know what the abbreviiation stands for, but it has to do with cyclists. * 1352 x 1732 * (488KB)

08-Beukenbos * The openess of a beech forest. * 1984 x 1209 * (750KB)

09-Bos * Denser fir forest * 1984 x 1488 * (745KB)

10-Nieuweheide * The area where the dof isn't welcome. Sheep are kept in this area to keep the heater open. In this corner, it;s failry new - trres cut but the heather still has to grow. * 1984 x 1488 * (421KB)

11-RechtVooruit * Another staight forest lane ahead. * 1984 x 1269 * (588KB)

12-Krak * A tree completely broken in a storm, blocking the lane. * 1488 x 1482 * (537KB)

13-Spiegel * Showing outrselfs in a traffic mirror near a factory exit. * 1536 x 1173 * (192KB)

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