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not farder then 30 km from my home:brecht with bike

On the banks of the little Nete...

It is assumed with a fair degree of certainty that the chapel group De Veertien Kapellekens, after which a street was also named, was founded in 1860 by farmer Petrus Verhaert. That man mowed with a scythe in his leg in the mid-19th century. He was advised to regularly hang the injured leg in the cesspit so that it would heal properly. During the healing process, Petrus promised that, if he were allowed to keep his leg, he would have a Stations of the Cross built in gratitude for his healing.

The path through the forest is most beautiful in summer when the sun is shining, as this is when the views of the magnificent castle are at their best.

The entire route along the Alber Canal is recommended. Especially in Belgium, it is an absolutely better alternative to the roads towards Antwerp. And you don't have to think or look at the wahoo. Just follow the route (or the few diversions due to construction work)

petting zoo with nice terrace

Here Saint Peter rings the bells in this beautiful church...

The watermill is located at the confluence of the Kleine Nete and Aa, but is located on the Nete and is already mentioned in the 11th century. To this day, the mill is only powered by water power, which is unique in Flanders. It was a mill, which meant that all residents of the estate had to have their grain ground there. Traditionally it was a double mill for both the beating of oil and the grinding of grain. The mill was destroyed several times, but was always rebuilt. The current mill building dates from the 17th century. The miller's house and outbuildings are located on the other side of the street and probably date from the 2nd half of the 19th century. The mill has been protected since 1962 and is owned by the d'Ursel family, it is still run daily by the Van Hool miller family.