Moor Fields

A Winter view in Bussum at the Moor Fields.

 

Nature in winter

 Heather field in Bussum

A walk

 A walk in Bussum on the moorlands from the archives of 2014.

Sunny day

At the heath in Bussum we had a nice walk yesterday. Days with rain alternate the sunny days with still unusual high temperatures for wintertimes.

Some people enjoyed cycling in the nature.

Others running. The tower used to be a water tower but is now turned into an office for an engineering company.

Skywatch Friday

The heathland in Bussum. See for more Skywatches here.

Walking (2)

This is the continuation of yesterdays post of our walk in Crailoo. I wanted to show you this area with water and a meandering plank bridge track.  It is like you walk over water.

We didn't make the walk over the track this time, we did before, last time we were here,  it was to cold and there was not much to see in the water now.

And a last picture of the heathland.

Walking

The warm weather is over but for a walk it is better to have a bit chilly temperatures. This is a heathland in Bussum where we started our walk last Sunday. In summer it is all purple when it blossoms.

Then we went on through a beech forest. I like those old trees with their trunks full of stories.

I can see all kind of figures in it. Unfortunatley some people have the want to cut their name in, so stupid.

Then we crossed a nature bridge or a ecoduct which was realised in 2006 to connect two nature areas to let animals pass. There is a walking and cycling path and horsedrivers can cross too at the righthand side. The ecoduct passes a highway, a railway, a storage area for trains and  sportsfacilities, like a golf course.

Here you can see an overview of the ecoduct, it is 800 metres long and 50 metres wide. I read on Wikipedia it is the biggest ecoduct in the world, ahum, I didn't know that.

I have some more photos I'll show you another time, the post is rather long alraedy.