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Rain doesn't stop visitors from visiting Fort Veldhuis. 'They even made something edible out of potato peels'

Rain doesn't stop visitors from visiting Fort Veldhuis. 'They even made something edible out of potato peels'

Despite rainy weather on Sunday, many visitors attended a military and oldtimer event at Fort Veldhuis in the Netherlands. The event featured operational vintage equipment and showcased historical survival techniques, such as cooking with potato peels.

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