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Marina on the canal, the cycle path is great up to there.

Beautiful cycle path, EV5, along the canalized Lys.

Small bridge

Small, easy-going single track that can be done on gravel and mountain bikes.

NA FOED EU MENWA'N ANGHOF EYTH THIS MEMORIAI IS DEDICATED BY THE ROYAL WELCH FUSILlERS AS A TRIBUTE TO THE 8 OFFICERS, 20-NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND 69 FUSILIERS OF THE 1ST BATTALION WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES AS A RESUIT OF THE ACTIONS BETWEEN THE 23RD AND 27TH MAY 1940 IN THE SAINT-VENANT, SAINT-FLORIS AND ROBECO AREA, TO DELAY THE ADVANCE OF THE GERMAN DIVISIONS ON THE CHANNEL PORTS. THEY LIE WITH HONOUR IN SAINT-VENANT AND NEIGHBOURING GRAVEYARDS. THIS MEMORIAL ALSO PAYS TRIBUTE TO THE SUFFERING OF THE LOCAL POPULATION AND THE CARE AND ASSISTANCE GIVEN BY-THEM DURING THIS TIME.

The monument was renovated in 1985 (the names were re-inscribed on marble plaques). Originally, the monument was flanked by two artillery pieces (75 mm cannons), the latter were removed by the Germans in 1943.

Small war memorial with a peace tree next to it.

Borne Vauthier No. 27 is one of the commemorative markers created by sculptor Paul Moreau-Vauthier in the 1920s. These markers mark the front line as it was in July 1918, during the First World War. Marker No. 27 is located in Robecq, in the Hauts-de-France region, and is part of a group of monuments that stretches approximately 700 km from the North Sea to the Swiss border. Each marker is made of granite and topped with a military helmet placed on a laurel wreath, symbolizing the sacrifices of the soldiers. They are a lasting tribute to those who fought during the war.