Wonderfull Larch-tree!
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| One of the nearly 20 waterfalls from the small cascades. |
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This is
a symbolic building of what used to be a great house
with water falling from the roof while visitors could sit a nd have a drink watching and listening to the water. |
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To great
tranquility of the hills at the Arnhem north site with small rivers,
to serve several mills for the region: Flour, sugar, tabacoo and many more products, a touristic place where people came to sit beside the river, have thee and peace. |
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Memorial
for the persons making this forest and
land into a park of great beauty and peace.
Words of thanks to Mrs. Kneppelhout
van Braam, 1825-1915 |
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During
the battle of Arnhem 1944, this hollow
served as a shelter of people who lived nearby. In this quiet spot of the forest this spot was also known as ‘the Hell’, remarkable with the knowledge that a wonderful manor house used to stand there with the name ‘The Heavenly hill’, (Hemelsberg) destroyed during that same event. |
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| So peacefully now, a place to visit frequent and just listing to the abundance of nothing, no roads ar traffic nearby, just nature and all what is giving to mankind. |
