Watertower in the dunes near Domburg

The water tower in Domburg was designed by Hendrik Sangster and built in 1933 for the water company of the municipality of Domburg. The tower is 28.5 m high and has a storage capacity of 200 m3.The tower is a national monument and cannot be visited. It is now located in the middle of the De Manteling van Walcheren natural monument . There is no road that can be accessed by third parties. The tower was severely damaged in World War II . The closed holes are still clearly visible. The color of the upper part comes from the oxidized copper roofing sheets. The tower is privately owned.

[KWind]

Looks like a great beach! The sand is very welcoming!

[Suzie Townsend]

What a lovely photo. I love the water tower

[Beryl Lloyd]

A lovely scene and the watertower makes a lovely focal point in the image !

[Kathy]

A nice minimalist type photo.

[Margo]

I guess this tower is still in use

[Diana]

A lovely shot and scene.

[Denise Wood]

Great capture :)

[Jane Morley]

Very interesting.This shot has such a lovely peaceful feel to it.

[Babs]

It looks so interesting, I wonder if the owner intends to restore it

[Dione Giorgio]

Makes a lovely addition to the local skyline. Glad it is well-cared for.

[Bep]

Nog heerlijk rustig daar...

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Very nice capture and so interesting.

[Jacqueline]

Dat is ook een mooie, leuke serie!

[Fisher Family]

A lovely view of the beach and the water tower, and a stunning blue sky!

Ian

[Ivan]

Fav. ...The tide is low,
the seagulls high
A lonely beach and a dark blue sky ; - Ede Staal :)

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Sounds intriguing that a national monument can be privately owned. The beach looks very inviting!