Radio Doc: De Verhuizende Schuur | Zingeving aan Huis - Afl 6. Tjeerd van der Meer

De eeuwenoude boerenschuren van Zeeuws Vlaanderen verdwijnen de een na de ander onder de sloophamer. Ze voldoen niet meer, ze staan in de weg, ze vervallen. Toen ook de 18e eeuwse schuur aan de Aandijkseweg in Zaamslag dreigde te worden afgebroken, meldde zich een man bij de boer, die aanbood de enorme schuur met zijn blote handen af te breken, en mee te nemen, om hem op zijn eigen erf weer op te bouwen. En in deze uitzending het zesde deel van Zingeving aan Huis met Tjeerd van der Meer van Jeugdzorg Friesland.

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