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パテル・ダミアーンの高さ2メートルの木像は、2013年8月22日にダミアーン橋の西側に設置され、ハフトのリゼット・クレセンスから寄贈されました。 この像は、ヴォルフスドンクの芸術家によって制作されました。出典：https://www.tremelo.be/product/2172/15-standbeeld-damiaan-damiaanbrug 自転車と歩行者用の橋自体は2012年に使用開始され、ニンデのダミアーン博物館（道の終点）の近くにあります。橋で接続されている2つのディル堤防は、パテル・ダミアーンダイク（ニンデ側）とシプストレッカーズダイク（ハフト側）と呼ばれています。 橋の近くで、グローテ・ラークがディル川に流れ込んでいます。これはアールスコート近郊でデメル川から分岐する川で、ラークとしても知られており、以前はメートショーヴェンセ・ラークと呼ばれていました。

自転車に乗るのに良い、静かな場所です。

A nice stop to capture a nice memory. Take a picture together with De Homo Natura.

The Heimolen is a post mill dating from 1662, located on Windmolenstraat in Gijmel/Langdorp, Aarschot, and is owned by Natuurpunt. It is one of the last 130 wooden windmills remaining in Flanders. What makes it special is that it has remained in the same location since its inception and has never been destroyed by fire or war. The current structure of the Heimolen is almost entirely original. The fact that the mill has never been thoroughly renovated is evident not only from inscriptions inside the mill but also from various historical documents. Moreover, the mill itself reveals its origins: it is one of the very few windmills with a straight chapel roof – after 1700, curved chapel roofs were common everywhere. The mill is open to the public: All year round, every 2nd and 4th Sunday from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM. The mill is open on these days, but not in operation. During these hours, visits and tours of the Heimolen are free. For tours outside of these hours, you can make an appointment with one of the volunteers. A fee of €2 per person is charged, with a minimum of €50. To schedule a visit, please contact: Bert: 0476/23 27 90 Luc: 016/50 12 13

A piece of leftover time from the 16th century...

The Bailey-style Soldiers' Bridge wasn't built over the Demer during the war, but in the 1950s. It doesn't really matter, but we're still grateful to Sir Bailey for his valuable, durable bridges.

Meanders always bring peace to your experience because behind every bend you have a new view of how the river finds its way in the landscape.

A beautifully paved towpath allows you to fully enjoy the meandering Demer River. Be aware that it can get quite busy here at times. Courtesy is therefore essential. Enjoy together, each at your own pace.