On this little Dutch island, nature and food come together


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You can find plenty of typical Dutch architecture in Texel too. — KARIN WILLEN/dpa

“Texel has everything you need,” says guide Henk Slikker laconically. He moved to the Dutch island 36 years ago and never considered going back.

Henk introduces visitors to the West Frisian island in the Netherlands through his bike tours, taking in beaches and dunes, forests, dykes, polder meadows, heathland, farmland and flower fields.

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