Continuing along the Maas we entered Limburg, the most southern province of the Netherlands, and it
was noticeable how differently they spoke- distinctively German in sound. Within the province they actually
have their own local dialects so with my amateur level of Dutch it was no
wonder I was confused. Fortunately no spoken Dutch was required to reach our
campsite! Interestingly from the previously vast nature of the Dutch landscapes there was a definite feeling of density and vegetation as we made it to Roermond. Our campsite was again surrounded by water, a very familiar
but nevertheless welcome sight on the tour.More Maas- (11/06)
Continuing along the Maas we entered Limburg, the most southern province of the Netherlands, and it
was noticeable how differently they spoke- distinctively German in sound. Within the province they actually
have their own local dialects so with my amateur level of Dutch it was no
wonder I was confused. Fortunately no spoken Dutch was required to reach our
campsite! Interestingly from the previously vast nature of the Dutch landscapes there was a definite feeling of density and vegetation as we made it to Roermond. Our campsite was again surrounded by water, a very familiar
but nevertheless welcome sight on the tour.
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