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Scenic towpath along the meandering Dender River. The towpath is narrower than other towpaths, which can lead to precarious situations on weekends between pedestrians, runners, recreational cyclists, and athletic cyclists.

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nice view left and right

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concrete towpath, not the most comfortable for a cycle

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The Luizenmolen (Anderlecht Windmill) is a post mill on Vlindersstraat (Butterfly Street) in Anderlecht (Brussels-Capital Region). The application for the construction of the Luizenmolen was submitted in 1862. In 1864, it was built behind the miller's house. Due to the construction of a barn on that site, it was moved to a bank next to the farm buildings. This mill hill is still visible today. In 1939, the family of the last miller sold the mill, which had fallen into disuse in 1928, to the municipality of Anderlecht. During the war, in 1942, the mill was listed, which did not prevent its decline, and it had to be demolished in 1955. Thanks to a dynamic team concerned about local heritage, a copy (on a slightly reduced scale) of the mill was rebuilt on a new mill hill constructed about thirty meters from the original bank. The working mill was inaugurated in May 1999. It was also designated a protected area in 2007. The mill will be out of service at the end of 2023 due to urgent repairs to the sails.

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Road not in very good condition for a road bike. 😌

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The asphalt has been redone over a large section, a real pleasure, but be careful of visibility

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Many boats to see ! Beton road for +/-2km before a better asphalt road. Watch out for fishing rods

The Hoogpoort Castle is a castle in the Flemish Brabant town of Asse, located at Hoogpoort 6-8. On the Figurative Map of the goods of 't hoff te Vrythout ende de hooge Poorte from 1718, there is mention of a prominent country house. In 1749, the property was owned by Barbara Leyniers. In 1831, the house, together with the surrounding 34 ha, was owned by Joseph Leyniers. His widow sold it in 1840 to notary Joseph Crick. He enlarged the property to 177 ha and also acquired the IJzenbeekmolen. Around 1860, he had most of the buildings of Hoogpoort demolished and probably only the old country house was preserved. He died in 1876 and his son, Prosper Crick, renovated and enlarged this house in the early 1890s. In 1905, the estate came to René Florin. In 1908, he had a neoclassical castle built near the old house. This was surrounded by a forest of 4.5 ha and the straight paths were converted into winding paths. The forest is home to woodbine, wild garlic and woodloosifolia. It is this castle that still exists. ( https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kasteel_Hoogpoort )

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