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'In line for a strawberry.' What’s for sale at the roadside stalls from Castricum to Beverwijk?

'In line for a strawberry.' What’s for sale at the roadside stalls from Castricum to Beverwijk?

Reporters cycled from Beverwijk to Castricum to explore local roadside stalls along the Rijksstraatweg. These stalls offer a variety of seasonal products, including strawberries and flowers, sold directly by local entrepreneurs.

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