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'Oh yes' museum brings past and present together

'Oh yes' museum brings past and present together

The Dik Trom museum in Etersheim recently served as a designated stamp post and rest stop for hundreds of participants in the Hoornse cycling four-day event. Cyclists were able to visit the museum and its historical exhibits while taking a break during their journey last week.

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