Windenburg
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Windenburg was a rather typical small castle in Dreischor, the Netherlands.
Windenburg was a rather typical small castle in Dreischor, the Netherlands. The 1476-1478 changes also had to do with the ring wall. In 1822 it was estimated that the castle contained 270,000 bricks. This estimate was based on the ring wall being 'three bricks' thick, i.e. 3 * 29 cm = 90 cm (3 * = ), and high. Renaud did not address it, but of course the thick wall at the foundation level is at odds with this thick wall of 1822. The answer might be in the account referring to (and on the ring of the house to create a on the wall. Renaud was not sure about the meaning of the word , but it could refer to the thick wall being built on top of the thicker wall. ==References== ==Notes==
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