ローケレン周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

沈んだ歴史を巡るハイキング ベルラーレ・ブロックののどかな水域は、人の手によって作られたことをご存知でしたか？ 今あなたが鳥のさえずりや木々のきらめきを楽しんでいる場所で、1686年から採掘者が貴重な燃料を地面から掘り出すために奮闘していました。この古い、切り離されたスヘルデ川の蛇行での彼らの過酷な仕事により、50以上の池が生まれました。遊歩道や森の小道を通って素晴らしい散歩ができる、歴史に満ちた美しい自然の一部です！

uh, what are they doing on the Durme

what a beautiful region, nature a volonté

Nice to walk through with water on both sides.

The name "Koolputten" would refer to the former unloading place for coal that was located here in the vicinity of the current Durme bridge. This iron bridge was preceded by a wooden bridge, built in 1826 to replace the old ferry or Hammeveer between Sombeke and Hamme. In this area on the Durme there was also a small eel quay or beer quay known as " 't Kaaiken".

Beautiful path and always see a swan or duck... Fishermen also know their way around here...

When you leave the information center, keep the lake on your right. The route past the chapel is not worth it unless you like residential areas. Once you reach the green area towards the duck decoy, the walk becomes really beautiful. At the campsite on the other side of the lake it is best to turn around and walk back. As you continue, you walk along the busy road surrounding the lake. Only the green side of the lake is worth it.

The Mira Bridge is a bridge over the Durme, on the border of the Belgian municipalities of Hamme and Waasmunster. It was built in the period 1896-1900. The bridge got its name and fame thanks to the feature film Mira, the 1971 film adaptation of the book De teleurgang van de Waterhoek by Stijn Streuvels by Fons Rademakers, with Willeke van Ammelrooy and Jan Decleir in the leading roles. The script was by Hugo Claus. The bridge that Streuvels described was not between Hamme and Waasmunster, but was the Vierendeel Bridge that connected Ruien with Avelgem. However, it was dynamited and replaced twice. The current bridge is a much more modern version of the original. At the beginning of the First World War, the middle section of the bridge was blown up by the local population, in an attempt to stop the Germans and their war material. (Wikipedia)