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Photographer’s Note

As you may know, there are many pools of different sizes that have beautiful names such as Stappersven – Wasven – Groote Meer en Kleine Meer – Biezenkuilen. It goes without saying that the border park management is focused on preserving these pools. The only way to do so is to keep the (rain-) water in the area as long as possible and to improve the quality of the water of the pools. Small interventions, such as closing drainage canals, can be done immediately. To be able to control the dropping groundwater level, cooperation between the relevant public departments is necessary to come to a long-term solution. Measures have to be taken to improve the water quality of the pools. To prevent the soil from becoming acid and dry, coniferous trees surrounding the pools have to be cut down. Also nitrate and phosphate rich water should be kept out of the pools as much as possible.Through restoration of the water levels and especially through improvement of the water quality, pools with ‘original’ bank vegetation will be obtained, as well as the transitional vegetations from humid to wet heath that go with it.

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Yes again Kalmthout. This I made with my favourite lens from the moment the tamron 17-35. I love it to go higher with the f-stop with my new toys. I like this one because his details and when you looks good you can see a little ice laying on the pool. I hope you like it.
gr. Jaap

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