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2024年末から、Keisdrupperkeという名前の地元産のチーズが販売されています。Keisdrupperkeは、独自の塩水漬けと熟成された皮のスタンプが特徴の、職人による赤カビチーズです。

ベルギーで最も大きく最も美しい谷、水仙が咲く春に来てください

この地域で知られている坂道です。難易度は主に後半にあります。中間地点、交通緩和策（プランター）の直前で、一息つくか、最後の「きつい」区間に挑むためにギアを上げるかできます。ラッシュアワーにはかなり混雑することがあります。 Asse（Petrus Ascanusstraat経由）またはAsbeek（Hoogpoort経由）から来て、Vrijthoutを下りたい場合は、路面の状態に十分注意してください。なぜなら、抜け道交通のために、路面は右側のいくつかの場所で状態が悪くなっているからです。上り坂では、この状況はそれほど悪くありません。

You will always come across many cyclists along the Scheldt.

On the edge of the Kravaalbos, WAF allowed the facade of Café Stinne to blend into a painted forest landscape. The exterior blends seamlessly with its surroundings, with a facade landscape that seems to have emerged straight from the animal forest. A charming integration of nature and hospitality. (Street art in Aalst)

A work by WAF (2023).

The Benedictine Abbey of Affligem, located on the border of Brabant and Flanders, owes its origins to six warriors who were moved by the preaching of Wedericus, a monk from Ghent's St. Peter's Abbey. Through the efforts of Saint Anno, Archbishop of Cologne, they settled, probably in 1062, in the hamlet of Affligem, on land belonging to the minor German Count Palatine Herman II, whose guardian was the archbishop. Another Frankish settlement had already existed there: Abulingaheim, which means "home of the people of Abulo or Avilo." Intrigued to explore the abbey? Click through to https://abdijaffligem.wordpress.com/2017/03/17/affligem-door-de-eeuwen-heen/

A beautiful village square where the Sandstone and the ornate Hop Monument take center stage. On the accompanying information panels, you can read about "Hop Cultivation of the Past" in a nutshell. It's always interesting to learn a little more about Meldert and the faluintjes (little hops). About the monument: it was designed by Jean Bernard Koeman. He created an inverted, abstract hop cone, in a metal structure 5.5 meters high and 6 meters in diameter. It will be planted with living hop cones, which grow up to 7 meters tall. The artwork features the text "On the circumference of the earth, beginning and end meet," a quote from the Greek philosopher Heraclitus, with Koeman replacing "a circle" with "the earth." Source: https://toerismeaffligem.be/