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De Dordtse Biesbosch" covers 1.000 ha. And is one the most of this National Park. Together with the other two it is it one of the few remaining fresh
water tidal areas in Europe. Because of its natural beauty and its rarity the main parts of the "Dordtse Biesbosch" are closed off and are prohibited to the the general public.
f dykes got damaged causing an almost complete inundation of the "Groote of Zuid Hollandsche Waard", (The Great or South Holland Diked-haugh). This disaster was named after St. Elisabeth, the patroness of that day and is still known as the "St. Elisabeth flood". More than 60.000 ha. were inundated and the sea got free access to this once so prosperous territory,
in earlier years reclaimed from the the sea by man. Sediments from the rivers and the tidal motions of the sea created a new natural territory in the following years and was later given the name "De Biesbosch".

About the photo, The sun was almost going unther, and there where a lot of rain clouds. So the sky was beautiful, And the light, you may say it, but I love the light here, and the colours to. Meaby that there are people who find the photo to dark, you me say it.

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  • Copyright: jaap polak (carper) Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 9639 W: 426 N: 18369] (65426)
  • Genre: Lieux
  • Medium: Couleur
  • Date Taken: 2004-04-09
  • Categories: Nature
  • Versions: version originale
  • Date Submitted: 2004-04-11 3:45
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