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Patrick Pevenage
May 18, 2023
Hiking
d'Heksenketse is the official name for the cauldron in which the witches brewed their mixture at the time, or perhaps still do today?
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Frank
July 13, 2026
Hiking
The naming of the slow road d’ Hekseketse was a tribute to the operators of the café De Betoverde Maan.
In the logo were 2 witches flying on a broomstick.
De Betoverde Maan was run for 15 years (until August 2016) by best friends Lutgarde Matthys and Brigitte Moreels. In the vernacular, they were better known as the witches 'Lut' and 'Biep'. The unique name of the café was therefore directly linked to their witch nicknames.
Now the eatery Het Eeuwig Licht is located there.
In the logo were 2 witches flying on a broomstick.
De Betoverde Maan was run for 15 years (until August 2016) by best friends Lutgarde Matthys and Brigitte Moreels. In the vernacular, they were better known as the witches 'Lut' and 'Biep'. The unique name of the café was therefore directly linked to their witch nicknames.
Now the eatery Het Eeuwig Licht is located there.
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