Our first vlog (video blog) about the Loonse en Drunense Duinen National Park (Brabant Sahara) in The Netherlands In the south of the Netherlands, in the province of Brabant, is a national park called 'Loonse and Drunense Dunes' (Loonse Dunes for short). In this national park are dunes that stem from the last ice age. At first there were no dunes, only woods. In the 1400s that changed as most of the trees were cut down. The dunes then started to form due to the wind. The shapes of the dunes are never the same, as the wind keeps changing the shape by blowing the sand in different directions. The Loonse Dunes are called the 'Sahara of Brabant' and is one of the biggest dunes in Western Europe. Besides walking on the dunes you can also follow set routes throughout the surrounding forest. The routes are either for biking, horseback riding, walking or specially for dog walkers. The signs on the paths indicate what path you are on. You can rent bikes as well as go horseback riding. It can be busy, though after about 5 pm the crickets and birds can be heard as most day trippers are headed home. The park is vast and one can make their day as active or as inactive as desired. More info: secretsofaworldtraveller.com Music: Krys Talk - Fly Away (JPB Remix) Electro Light - Symbolism NoCopyrightSounds Shot 100% on GoPro Website: secretsofaworldtraveller.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/secretsofaworldtraveller Twitter: twitter.com/SWorldTraveller Google Plus: plus.google.com/+Secretsofaworldtravellerofficial

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