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a beautiful autumn landscape and good cycle path

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The Germans maintained a dressing station in the Praatbos. This is where the Vladslo Soldiers' Cemetery was established. After the First World War, it was expanded, and since 1957-1958 it has been a collective cemetery, like those in Langemark and Menen. Nearly 22,000 graves were transferred here from 61 Belgian locations. 25,638 German war dead rest beneath the oak trees. The endless rows of flat, gray gravestones in the lawn, and especially the "Mourning Parents" by German sculptor Käthe Kollwitz, make this one of the most poignant military cemeteries. No heroes here, no glory; only a telling silence, a silent indictment. On one of the plaques in front of the statue, the name Peter Kollwitz appears: the son of the "Mourning Parents."

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Beautiful green surroundings

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Beautiful forest where you can cycle.

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Along the route of the Groene 62 in Eernegem. You can go up the tower.

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Beautiful museums in the centre of Koekelare, one of the seasonal workers in the 1950s and one of Käthe Kollwitz.

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Ascending gravel path from Gits center to restaurant "De Zilveren Lepel". Nice and well-running piece👌

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The Statieput in Eernegem, also known as the Stationsvijver, is a historical pond located in Eernegem. This pond was originally dug as a water reservoir for the railways and has a surface area of approximately 5 hectares with a depth of approximately 2.40 meters. The water was previously used for the boilers of steam locomotives and sent to Ostend via pipes. The pond was enlarged in the 1920s and has retained its current shape ever since.

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