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小さなヒースランドもある美しい起伏のある森。

eikelbergからはGelrodeの美しい景色が見えます。

Nice mix of gravel and mountain bike tracks

If camping is possible, you've come to the right place...

Pole camping zone, where you can pitch a few tents for a maximum of two nights in the heart of the grounds. Source: https://www.visitvlaamsbrabant.be/zien-en-doen/vind-iets-om-te-doen/speelbos-meetshovenbos A sign with the rules is displayed among the photos and on-site, as well as some photos of the facilities (campfire site, eco-toilet, water pump, platform tents).

The Lourdes Grotto was built by the late Jef Van Dessel, a former Aarschot police officer. He cycled from Aarschot to Lourdes several times. From the book "The Little Houses of Aarschot": This collection of grottoes and chapels is located on the property adjacent to Grotstraat and Kleine Grotstraat... This busy pilgrimage site, which dates back to 1954, can be entered through an iron gate... The plot is demarcated with gray-painted concrete slabs and a wire fence at the rear. Within this fence, trees and shrubs are scattered throughout. Pilgrims can use the numerous seating areas arranged in a theater-like fashion. At the front right of the property is the grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes. A Calvary, also arranged in the form of a grotto, stands centrally on the property. To the left of the Calvary is the chapel of the Brustem Sisters, and to the right is the semi-open chapel of St. Rita. This and more can be found at https://lourdesgrotten.com/2008/11/20/aarschot-grotstraat-20-11-8/

Very colorful in autumn...

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