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The war memorial on the facade of the church in Hansbeke commemorates the military and civilian victims of the First and Second World Wars. (TracesOfWar)

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The Leenwegel starts from Landegem as a narrow concrete road and gradually narrows to a concrete path that eventually becomes an unpaved path through the fields.

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Pleasant walk through the field roads and paths between Landegem and Hansbeke.

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The monument was erected in 2008 at the request of the Meiresonne working group on the occasion of Aimé's 120th birthday.

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A beautiful natural area to walk through. It can get slippery here quickly in wet weather, so be careful.

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Even pedestrians must be careful when passing each other.

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An iconic and quintessentially British symbol appears here in an East Flemish front garden. It's striking, and you wonder how it ended up there.

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Situated on a cobbled lawn bordered by lime trees, the former cemetery. First mentioned in 1147. Under the patronage of Drongen Abbey. The original church was completely rebuilt in 1789-93 based on a design by architect Frans Drieghe; several restorations were carried out in the 19th century. The sacristy and choir were built according to plans and a gable stone in 1872 (according to the memorial stone in the portal, 1875) based on a design by J.B. Boterdaele (Ghent). After the destruction of October 19, 1918, the tower was rebuilt, and the facade elevations were adapted and embellished in the Neo-Flemish Renaissance style based on a design by Valentin Vaerwyck in 1922-23. Inside the portal, a marble memorial stone records the most important dates in the church's history. (Inventory of Immovable Heritage)

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