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    1. Oh wow look at this hill with a spectacular 60-70 meters height.

      Just fell short off the Himalayas

    2. NoSemikolon24 on

      Clearly, this is photoshopped. The lizard shadow government wants you to believe the Netherlands have hills.

    3. Odd-Organization-740 on

      South Limburg is part of the Netherlands for some weird reason. I travelled the entire region with an omafiets and damaged my coaster brake from using it downhill to slow down, which that bike was not designed for.

    4. Xibalba_Ogme on

      The Dutch don’t see a hill there, they see materials to extend their country further into the ocean

    5. You say its not completly flat but then show a pictire of it being flat…

    6. Entropic_Echo_Music on

      It is. Limburg is not REALLY a part of the Netherlands. They don’t even speak the same language.

    7. We should start a Hill Climb Race! As it’s dutch with bicycles of course.

    8. I mean… sure… It’s „not completely flat“ in the way that Denmark is „not completely flat“ and the highest point in Denmark is 170m asl.

      Edit: As angry Danes have pointed out this is flat out propaganda perpetrated by a vicious Swede and there are actually four points in Denmark higher than 170m. The highest point is in fact 170.86m asl. Those 86 cm is very important to our little brother down south. I am deeply ashamed and apologize for this transgression and I hope everyone in Europe pats Denmark on it’s little, but 86cm taller than before, head! 😉

    9. SuggestionMedical736 on

      In my thirty years of life, I have only seen something like this, maybe 4 times irl.

    10. alrightfornow on

      Well the highest point in the kingdom of the Netherlands is 877 meters, so it’s definitely not flat.

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