Fun at a nature reserve area
March 24, 2012 131 Comments
Posbank
This post is a continuation of an earlier post on “One unreachable castle on fine fine day”. I wrote about how Biljoen Castle was off-limits to visitors but that we found a wonderful alternative in the lovely nature reserve and another castle within the area.
A short distance from Biljoen Castle is Posbank, a nature reserve area in the vicinity of the Veluwe. Considering that most of Holland is flat, this place is pretty special with its hilly landscape and the highest point at 90 meters above sea level is already mountainous by Dutch standard. 
The hills are covered by heather which are brown and dry for now but must be spectacular in summer when they are in full bloom.
The place was perfect for our little girl whose imagination was boundless as to what games to play in such an environment.
Our family
Brown and dry heather
A bumble bee checking out the little girl
This caterpillar gave me the creeps ...
A lone tree among the heather
Relaxing...
Father and daughter
Posbank landscape
Trying the coffee
Me and my little girl
Among the heather
Checking out a rabbit hole
