Where an idyllic pond normally surrounds De Essenburgh Castle in Hierden, the green-yellow muddy bottom now dominates. The moat has dried up again. And this despite the fact that measures were in place precisely to prevent that.
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Where an idyllic pond normally surrounds De Essenburgh Castle in Hierden, the green-yellow muddy bottom now dominates. The moat has dried up again. And this despite the fact that measures were in place precisely to prevent that.