Geocache
You can find the cache while standing on the sidewalk, so please stay on the sidewalk.
It is NOT at the crucifix, NOT in the shrubs and NOT in the hedge!
Some keys might be handy to be able to log the cache.
Half-timbered house
Half-timbering, also known as timber framing or post-and-beam construction, is a method
of creating structures using squared off and carefully fitted and joined timbers with
joints secured by large pegs. The open spaces in between the timbers were filled with
wickerwork made of, for example, branches of willows and filled with a mixture of clay and straw.
In later times also bricks are used to fill the open spaces.
Sloertsgoed
The half-timbered house at Klinkertstraat 16, which bears the name 'Sloertsgoed',
is almost entirely rebuild in seventies of the previous century. The mixture of clay and straw and the willow branches
were removed and the house was completely stripped off. The wooden frame stayed
completely intact en dates from the late 18th century.
The open spaces are now filled with bricks.
Sloertsgoed end 70s1 |
Sloertsgoed 2008 |
References
1. Rijckheyt
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