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ヘイヘン（ヘットベス市）にあるオンゼ・リーフェ・フェーネ・ファン・デ・フレーデ教会は、第二次世界大戦中に建てられました。1941年のクリスマスイブに初めて使用されました。

The building has been beautifully renovated into a residence but retains many aspects of its past as a station. The old nameplates are clearly visible. Across the cycle path that runs along the former route, there's a picnic table and an information board about the Getelinie (and "the Great War"), titled and themed "Skirmishes at the Station."

Nice walking path along the banks of the Gete River.

The Church of Our Lady of Peace is the parish church of the town of Hogen, part of the Flemish Brabant municipality of Geetbets, located at Hogenstraat 103. This church was built in the 1940s. The brick church in art deco style and the adjacent tower have a tent roof. Both side walls of the church have four gables. Sixteen stained glass windows were installed in the 1950s, made by Gerard de Seyn and Antoon d'Haeyer. After a partial repurposing of the church was proposed in 2019, it now houses a parish centre and a food market for regional products.

Nice building, unfortunately no use for the bike path.

The river is formed by the confluence of the Kleine Gete and the Grote Gete in Budingen. From there the Gete flows northwards and just above Halen it flows into the Demer. The upper course of the Demer from Halen is shorter than that of the Gete, which means that the Gete could also be regarded as the upper course of the Demer.

The Gete guides you through this beautiful area...

Very nice path along the Gete where you pass, perhaps without knowing it, archaeological sites and heritage (the motte, the old water mill) and finally brings you to a grazed part of the Aronst Hoek nature reserve. Totally recommended, but realize that the emphasis here is more on nature than easy recreation.