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Nederland - Ruinen, De Zaandplatte
De Zaandplatte is a windmill in a hamlet called Engeland, just outside the village of Ruinen and nearby National Park Dwingelderveld. Its name is derived from its current location, a former piece of ferocious land with the name De Zaandplatte.
It is a thatched, octagonal wooden ‘belt mill’ (belt is a man made elevation) dating from 1964. Although originally the mill - dating back to the end of the 18th century - stood in the village of Echten and was in a bad state of dilapidation. It was demolished in 1962 and rebuilt and put back in operation about 9 km’s away on its current location. In the past Ruinen had thirteen windmills, De Zaandplatte is the only remaining one.
Initially the rebuilt mill was used as a holiday home. After the restoration at the end of the 20th century the ownership of the mill was transferred by the municipality to a foundation Vrienden van de Ruiner Molen. Since then the mill is grinding again and is running on a voluntary basis.
In 2007 De Zaandplatte was chosen as the most beautiful mill of the province of Drenthe. Although with limited hours, the mill is open for visitors.
It is a thatched, octagonal wooden ‘belt mill’ (belt is a man made elevation) dating from 1964. Although originally the mill - dating back to the end of the 18th century - stood in the village of Echten and was in a bad state of dilapidation. It was demolished in 1962 and rebuilt and put back in operation about 9 km’s away on its current location. In the past Ruinen had thirteen windmills, De Zaandplatte is the only remaining one.
Initially the rebuilt mill was used as a holiday home. After the restoration at the end of the 20th century the ownership of the mill was transferred by the municipality to a foundation Vrienden van de Ruiner Molen. Since then the mill is grinding again and is running on a voluntary basis.
In 2007 De Zaandplatte was chosen as the most beautiful mill of the province of Drenthe. Although with limited hours, the mill is open for visitors.
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HFF to you, Jaap. :)
Sehr schön ins Bild gesetzt.
Gr Hansruedi
hele mooie foto's
Jaap van 't Veen club has replied to Aschi "Freestone" clubHave a nice weekend
Beautiful !
Jaap van 't Veen club has replied to Pam J clubLovely capture and very interesting information!
Bon début de week-end!
Super shot and pip's.
HFF and have a good weekend.
Bonne fin de semaine
Great note ( as usual ).
We are spoiled by your constant good work.
happy weekend
( PS I have BIG problems with ipernity right now: no fave, no access to my own photos etc etc......)
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belle fin de semaine Jaap !
HFF and a good weekend to you.
HFF,Jaap!
Have a nice weekend!
Best wishes
Füsun
HFF and a happy weekend, Jaap!
HWE !
HFF to you and my wishes for an enjoyable weekend.
ciao, Silvy
HANWE.
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HFF and a nice weekend.
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Jaap van 't Veen club has replied to RHHRHH has replied to Jaap van 't Veen clubJaap van 't Veen club has replied to RHHRHH has replied to Jaap van 't Veen clubexcellente photo bien composée et de très grande qualité
bonne journée Jaap
Nice to see the Dutch windmills being active again!
Best wishes, HFF, and a good weekend
Peter
Groeten uit België.
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