Holland’s dunes guard coast and store rainwater
Huge sand dunes along Holland serve as dykes and reservoirs. They trap rainwater in pools beneath the dust, providing fresh water piped to towns. Nearby beaches attract vacationers, while the 200 miles of ram e parts resist the sea.
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