Koning Willem-Alexander - Linschoten, the Netherlands
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N 52° 03.675 E 004° 54.999
31U E 631393 N 5769584
Tree planted in honour of king Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands at his coronation in 2013.
Waymark Code: WM1698M
Location: Utrecht, Netherlands
Date Posted: 06/05/2022
Published By:Groundspeak Premium Member bluesnote
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NL In het centrale park van Linschoten (Hofwegen) is naast het monument van de Tweede Wereldoorlog een speciale boom geplant. De boom is ter ere van de kroning van koning Willem-Alexander op 30 april 2013 geplant. Rondom de boom is een smeedijzeren hek geplaatst met gouden punten. Het is traditie om een koningslinde te planten als in Nederland een nieuwe vorst de troon bestijgt.
ENG In the central park of Linschoten (Hofwegen) a special tree has been planted next to the monument of the Second World War. The tree was planted in honor of the coronation of King Willem-Alexander on April 30, 2013. Around the tree is a wrought iron fence with golden points. It is tradition to plant a royal lime when a new monarch takes the throne in the Netherlands.
Location of the tree: park Hofwegen

Type of tree: common lime
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