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surprisingly beautiful piece of forest - a bit like a fairytale in the autumn colours

The Poekebeek, which originates in Tielt and flows through Ruiselede, Poeke (naturally!), Lotenhulle, Vinkt, and here on the border of Poesele and Meigem, was part of the former headwaters of the Durme River. It has a catchment area of approximately 11,000 hectares and flows into the Schipdonk Canal. Before this canal existed, the Poekebeek flowed further north via Landegem and Merendree to Vinderhoute, in what is now called the Oude Kale, and then on via Evergem, Lokeren, and Waasmunster to Hamme, where it flowed into the Scheldt as the Durme River. Source: Wikipedia

The rather imposing field cross marks the intersection of the parishes of Oostwinkel, Ursel, and Zomergem, as they were demarcated in the 13th century. The cross's history dates back to the 13th century, when the first attempt was made to transform the natural landscape into a cultivated landscape. This was a very uncertain period, marked by, among other things, turbulent religious wars. It wasn't until around 1500, when many farms lay in ruins, that the transition from field to woodland was restored. The avenues, laid out in a checkerboard pattern, are still clearly recognizable today. (Source: Lievegem.be) Diagonally opposite the cross is an entrance to the small but very charming Berhoutbosje woods.

Be sure to take a canal cruise. Reservations are not necessary.

up in small gears

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Near the Keigatbossen stands a field cross, surrounded by lime trees. It is said to date back to the 13th century, when Bishop Walter de Marvis demarcated the parish boundaries here. Once a resting place for travellers, it is now a landmark in the Drongengoed Landscape Park.

Single trial next to the misery bend. A piece of the old canal that is in disuse. Tree roots, short climbs and tacking between the trees. In the area, then it is worth passing!