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ヘルテブロンは、ベルギーのオウド・ヘフェルレー自治体の南西にあるメールダルボス内の泉です。この泉は、シント・ヨリス・ウェールトの南東、キャンプ場ラ・エトレの裏手、ユースホステル「デ・クルイス」の南西約500メートルの地点にあり、パッデンポール渓谷の終わりに位置しています。 泉の周りには、丸石で小さな壁が築かれています。泉の水は飲料水として使用されており、定期的に水質検査が行われています。

ヘルテブロンは、ベルギーのオウド＝ヘフェルレー自治体の南西にあるメルダーダルボスの泉です。この泉は、キャンプ場ラ・エトレの裏手、青少年施設「デ・クルイス」の南西約500メートルのシンテ＝ヨリス＝ウェールトの南東に位置し、パッデンポエルダールの終わりにあります。 泉の周りには丸石で壁が築かれています。泉の水は飲料水として使用されており、定期的に水質検査が行われています。泉は、クラインストラートとアウグスト・デンテンネールパトの交差点にあります。

This monumental pulpit was made for the abbey church (Norbertines) of Ninove and consists of a rock and two palm trees. At the bottom, the conversion of Norbert is depicted, and Peter in a cave. In 1807, it was transferred to St. Peter's Basilica in Leuven. Source and more: https://ornamentsnijder.blogspot.com/2024/05/preekstoel-in-de-collegiale-sint.html

Our Leuven resident, Fonske, has had a turbulent history. Initially, he wasn't very popular, even though he's supposed to represent the source of wisdom. But let's be honest: everyone associates the source ('fons') with the mind it's supposed to nourish, in a context of downing beers instead of wisdom. Originally, the statue was commissioned for the renovated Faculty of Psychology and Pedagogy, but the dean wasn't keen on that idea. So Fonske was given to the city. Initially, you could find him between what was then Fochplein and the Grote Markt. Now, Fochplein has completely changed, both in appearance and name. Marshal Foch has been replaced by Rector de Somer. And during the redevelopment, Fonske was briefly absent. This wasn't the only time construction work caused him to disappear. Even in his early years at Fochplein, Fonske wasn't universally loved. Yet, he gradually became more popular, sometimes dressed in all sorts of costumes, a bit like Manneken Pis in Brussels. The Men of the Year played a particularly important role in this. The worst adventure our Fons endured was a real kidnapping in 1979. Fortunately, our Fons was found again in Louvain-la-Neuve, home to the new French-speaking university of Leuven after the split. He was a bit damaged but thankfully could be repaired. You can also find a photo of Fonske at Place des Wallons in Louvain-la-Neuve at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fonske_louvain-la-neuve_place_des_wallons_1979.jpg

Our Leuven resident, Fonske, has had a turbulent history. Initially, he wasn't very popular, even though he's supposed to represent the source of wisdom. But let's be honest: everyone associates the source ('fons') with the mind it's supposed to nourish, in a context of downing beers instead of wisdom. Originally, the statue was commissioned for the renovated Faculty of Psychology and Pedagogy, but the dean wasn't keen on that idea. So Fonske was given to the city. Initially, you could find him between what was then Fochplein and the Grote Markt. Now, Fochplein has completely changed, both in appearance and name. Marshal Foch has been replaced by Rector de Somer. And during the redevelopment, Fonske was briefly absent. This wasn't the only time construction work caused him to disappear. Even in his early years at Fochplein, Fonske wasn't universally loved. Yet, he gradually became more popular, sometimes dressed in all sorts of costumes, a bit like Manneken Pis in Brussels. The Men of the Year played a particularly important role in this. The worst adventure our Fons endured was a real kidnapping in 1979. Fortunately, our Fons was found again in Louvain-la-Neuve, home to the new French-speaking university of Leuven after the split. He was a bit damaged but thankfully could be repaired. You can also find a photo of Fonske at Place des Wallons in Louvain-la-Neuve at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fonske_louvain-la-neuve_place_des_wallons_1979.jpg

The Duisburg Dolmen Stone is a large historical erratic boulder in Duisburg (a district of Tervuren). It is often associated with prehistoric rituals and may have been part of an ancient burial monument (dolmen), although this has not been proven with certainty. The stone is primarily considered a local archaeological and folklore monument, commemorating the very early settlement of the region.

Narrow path next to the Voer. It can get quite busy, with lots of walkers, joggers, and horseback riders.