Lonsdale
Here we see that someone has carved the word Lonsdale into the crops of a small field in the Dutch town of Veenendaal.
The name “Lonsdale” could refer to many things; towns, travel agents, accountants, or colleges - but probably the most widely recognised is Lonsdale clothing, a UK brand of sports and fashion wear, particularly aimed at the boxing market.
Sadly, Lonsdale the clothing company had nothing to do with this advert, as it was probably created by right-wing extremists - it seems that here in the Netherlands some of them have adopted Lonsdale branded clothing as their unofficial uniform. Allegedly a carefully placed jacket can leave only “NSDA” showing, which is one letter short of NSDAP, the German acronym for Hitler’s Nazi Party.
It’s comforting then that these particular small-minded idiots appear to be incapable of writing 8 simple letters without getting them upside-down and back-to-front 
Thanks: Guardian, Berend & Frans Willemse
Are you sure this image isnt up side down and back to front and says ‘DALE TONS’ - or even ‘SNOT’ ‘DALE’?
I went to school with a lad called Dale and he always had a snotty nose so it could be him?
Or it could be illiterate neo nazis - one of the two.
Technically the field isn’t in Veenendaal, but between the towns of Rhenen and Achterberg. Maybe the neo-nazis were not only illiterate, but they also had a poor grasp of geography.
Thanks for the credit
* zwaait naar Jan Willem *