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The nature at the Posbank is one of the most fragile ecosystems in The Netherlands. As for the "bad furtility" of the sandy soil the plants here are very touchy to man's handling. Therefor one should stick to the paths and not roam around the hills and heatherfields.
On the fields sheeps, Przwalski and Iceland horses graze, as well as Scottish highlanders (a cow-race). These animals are bewildered and though accidents never happened so far, one should reckon with that fact. They can do unexpected things and are better be left alone
Written May 27, 2003
The tigers are kept in a bushy field with trees. It is somewhat low terrain so you could look down on these beautiful creatures.
Due to the weather it was hard to make a decent photograph but fortunately I succeeded in making this one.
Written Dec 9, 2002
Oh how lazy he seemed to be.....haha when I approached him and got close to the screen that shields me from him, I saw him peeking at me....oh and he looked ever so cuddly!!
Written Dec 9, 2002
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