It Fryske lân

Fantastic route through the Fryske lân! Oer de âld dyk nei Blauhús and Westhim. Fryske Hynders, Greidlân May See. The Aldegeasterbruggen del; what a view! Boats, fiskers, the speculating fan wetter. Guozzen, my first simmer with young cocks. The Frisian gea lân is mystyk. Nijhuzum, on nei Warkum, the mar yn. By Breewar efkes still stean, the eagen ticht and lústerje nei in proud ferline, it wetter, it island, Parregea yn de fierte. Traapje, the gong of the mar wer yn. Troch it alde lân and in a unique path nei Greonterp, how nice. Gerard van't Reve, the silence, the rest. Oer Wolsum is not Nijlân and again not the city fan Gysbert Japicx, the grûnlizzer fan of the fresh Frisian language. The town of the Alvestêdetocht has beautiful buildings; it stedhûs, the Martinitsjerke, the Broeretsjerke and ... the flearmûs fountain. 

Fantastic route through the Frisian countryside. Over the old sea defense dike to Blauwhuis and Westhem. Frisian horses, meadow landscape and grazing cows. Cycling along the Oudegaasterbruggen with a fantastic view. Sailors, fishermen and the reflection of the water. You cycle past a nature reserve in Fryske Gea. In early summer you can see geese and young chicks there. Via Nijhuizum you cycle to Workum and further via the dried-up lakes (around 1880) Workumermeer and Parregaastermeer. Stop in the landscape at the island of Breewar, the elevation that you sometimes don't even notice if you don't know it. Close your eyes, allow the past to enter and imagine how the people here lived from eel fishing and the struggle against the water. In the distance you see Parrega and you cycle meandering through the old country to Greonterp. The village with the bell tower and the earlier'writing place\\\' of Gerard van't Reve. It's quiet there, it's so beautiful there. Cycle further through Blauwhuis to the'Nieuwe land\\\'; Nijland. On to Bolsward, the city of Gysbert Japicx, the founder of the Frisian written language. The city of the Eleven Cities Cycling Tour with its beautiful buildings; the town hall, the Martini Church, the Broere Church and ...  the Bat Fountain.