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view of Béthune from the Fouquereuil spoil heap

Also known as "terril de la cuisse maraine" (the slag heap of the thigh maraine), a slag heap where nature has reclaimed its rights, dotted with small paths.

Just before entering the Roquelaure woods

The Saint-Vaast Church boasts a 68-meter-high tower with three pointed arches at the entrance and a red brick structure with stone elements. The original church, dating from 1547, was destroyed during the First World War and rebuilt between 1924 and 1927 under the direction of architect Louis Marie Cordonnier. The stained-glass windows, created by master glazier Charles Champigneulle, depict the history of Béthune and the life of Saint-Vaast. The church houses four bells cast in 1927 by Charles Wauthy, each with specific dimensions and individual names. The building combines French Gothic architecture with regional Flemish influences, resulting in a neo-Flemish style characteristic of the post-war reconstruction. (c) https://nl.aroundus.com/p/7423599-eglise-saint-vaast-de-bethune

The Béthune water station is a body of water covering approximately 4.5 hectares near the town center. This former water station was completely renovated in the 1970s. Closed to navigation, it retains its two canal branches. Open all year round (c) https://www.tourisme-bethune-bruay.fr/a-voir-a-faire/s-eclater-au-grand-air/parc-de-la-gare-d-eau-1001637

Popular with local anglers. Beautiful location.

Annezin Communal Cemetery contains 12 First World War burials and five from the Second World War.

Terril nice is not too fat, especially at the moment :)