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A tough climb and training course by Lucien Van Impe, the last Belgian Tour winner in 1976

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Rest point with friendly owner and large covered courtyard (during the summer)

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A place that is still awaiting thorough renovation due to the death of its owner.

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For a beautiful nature walk on the border with Aaigem, Mere, Haatert and Heldergem

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Close to a rest point (cafe) and the starting point for various nature walks as well as for gravel bikes...

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The St. Amandus Church consists of a three-aisled nave under a single roof, with an integrated western tower, a three-sided choir, and a north and south sacristy. The interior features include the 16th-century baptismal font, two 17th-century portico altars in marbled wood, and the beautifully carved 18th-century wainscoting, churchwarden pew, choir stalls, and pulpit. The organ dates from 1931 and was built by the Reygaert brothers from Geraardsbergen. (Open Churches)

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Embittered and filled with resentment toward conservative Catholics, Smid Lambrecht became fascinated by the Roelanders, as the Daensists in the Ninove region called themselves. Frans Lambrecht quickly became the most prominent figure in this burgeoning political movement. Lambrecht devoted the rest of his life to Daensism. Fanatical, even: when in 1905 the weekly magazine "Klokke Roeland" of the Ninove Daensists was absorbed by the conservative Catholic party, he founded a new weekly magazine, "De Vrije Klok" (The Free Clock). (City of Ninove)

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The chapel is located on the corner of Rospijkstraat and Frankenstraat.

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