Due to the ongoing drought, sheep on the Dutch island of Texel can no longer find enough grass. The parched soil also threatens the stability of the dikes.
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While on Texel the sheep have to be moved off the dike because the grass is so dry that it would otherwise be damaged, two lonely tents stand on the Vechtdijk between Zwolle and Dalfsen. Not a single drop of rain can fall under the canvas. And that is exactly the intention.
Due to the ongoing drought, sheep on the Dutch island of Texel can no longer find enough grass. The parched soil also threatens the stability of the dikes.