Hoorn
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Check out this drone video of the Dutch town of Hoorn, compliments of contributor Roodaap Aerial Videography. During the Duth Golden Age, Hoorn was one of the country's greatest seaports and a virtual company town of the Dutch East Indies Company. Part of the Province of North Holland, it's a harbor town on the Markermeer, a lake which was created by the Great Closing Dyke in the 1930's and which cut off Hoorn's sea access. Hoorn's fortunes revived after World War II as an important center of the Dutch horticultural industry.
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From the Caribbean heat, back to the cold winter in the city of Hoorn in North Holland. Flying above the IJsselmeer with a view of the old harbour with the Hoofdtoren. The Hoofdtoren is one of the last remaining defenses of the city build in 1464.