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Daniel Is Selling His Eco-Paradise because He Is Going to Invest in the Renovation of Noah's Ark: 'People Will Probably Think I'm Crazy'

Summary by De Telegraaf
The overgrown garden on the Noorderbaan in Biddinghuizen looks just like a jungle. 'Salamanders, frogs, hedgehogs, and birdwatchers can have a field day here. Given the missing chickens and their remaining feathers, a little fox even pays a visit,' says homeowner Daniël Vandy.

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Daniel Is Selling His Eco-Paradise because He Is Going to Invest in the Renovation of Noah's Ark: 'People Will Probably Think I'm Crazy'

The overgrown garden on the Noorderbaan in Biddinghuizen looks just like a jungle. 'Salamanders, frogs, hedgehogs, and birdwatchers can have a field day here. Given the missing chickens and their remaining feathers, a little fox even pays a visit,' says homeowner Daniël Vandy.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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