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From here, you can see the birdwatching hut on the water, which is located a few meters further out on the lake. In normal, wet conditions, you'll be walking for a fair distance above the lake, which is surrounded on both sides by a boardwalk with poles. From the hut itself, you can see almost the entire lake, and it usually doesn't take long for waterfowl like cormorants to fly past your lens. On both sides of the path, you can admire the water lilies, depending on the season, of course.

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Here you'll go to the birdwatching hut on the water, which is located a few meters further out on the lake. In normal, wet conditions, you'll also walk a fair distance above the lake, which is surrounded on both sides by a boardwalk with poles. From the hut itself, you can see almost the entire lake, and it usually doesn't take long for waterfowl like cormorants to fly past your lens. On both sides of the path, you can admire the water lilies, depending on the season, of course.

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More information about Het Vinne can be found at www.vlaamsbrabant.be/nl/vrije-tijd-en-toerisme/provinciedomein-het-vinne-zoutleeuw

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More information about Het Vinne can be found at www.vlaamsbrabant.be/nl/vrije-tijd-en-toerisme/provinciedomein-het-vinne-zoutleeuw

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On my second visit I was able to take a bit more time to look around. And you can still see some parts of the second city wall (remains of stones) in some places.

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Beautiful but fairly short path along the Gete on the way to or from Zoutleeuw and in particular from the water gate "3 sluizen" which is nearby.

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Nice trail but quite a lot of noise from nearby road, definitely not a nature trail and quite a short stretch.

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The Saint Roch Chapel of the Koepoort was built in 1920 by clog maker Alfons Cauberghe. His daughter Leonza was very ill and had to have a lung puncture at a time when there were no antibiotics yet. She hovered between life and death for a long time. And father Cauberghe promised to build a chapel in honor of Saint Roch if she recovered, which is what happened. The location is also important. It was part of the Spanish strongholds that were built here in 1671 (the citadel) that was demolished by the Austrians shortly afterwards and through which the Tienen - Sint-Truiden railway line, which has also disappeared, later ran. Source: information board on site.

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