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a beautiful autumn landscape and good cycle path

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The Germans maintained a dressing station in the Praatbos. This is where the Vladslo Soldiers' Cemetery was established. After the First World War, it was expanded, and since 1957-1958 it has been a collective cemetery, like those in Langemark and Menen. Nearly 22,000 graves were transferred here from 61 Belgian locations. 25,638 German war dead rest beneath the oak trees. The endless rows of flat, gray gravestones in the lawn, and especially the "Mourning Parents" by German sculptor Käthe Kollwitz, make this one of the most poignant military cemeteries. No heroes here, no glory; only a telling silence, a silent indictment. On one of the plaques in front of the statue, the name Peter Kollwitz appears: the son of the "Mourning Parents."

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Beautiful green surroundings

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Beautiful forest where you can cycle.

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Along the route of the Groene 62 in Eernegem. You can go up the tower.

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Beautiful museums in the centre of Koekelare, one of the seasonal workers in the 1950s and one of Käthe Kollwitz.

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Ascending gravel path from Gits center to restaurant "De Zilveren Lepel". Nice and well-running piece👌

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The Statieput in Eernegem, also known as the Stationsvijver, is a historical pond located in Eernegem. This pond was originally dug as a water reservoir for the railways and has a surface area of approximately 5 hectares with a depth of approximately 2.40 meters. The water was previously used for the boilers of steam locomotives and sent to Ostend via pipes. The pond was enlarged in the 1920s and has retained its current shape ever since.

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Delicious ice cream, nice stop

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Nowadays the castle is a luxury hotel/restaurant and conference centre (Restaurant realised in 1990 and hotel built in 1996 by the then organisers of the Rock Torhout festival). On the other side of the Torhout - Oostende road lies the domain of the Wijnendale castle.

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The history of 'Domein d' Aertrycke' begins in 1865 when August de Maere, the spiritual father of the port of Zeebrugge, acquired 98 ha of the 'Verloren Kost' domain. In 1869 he had the now centrally located neo-Gothic castle built to a design by the Antwerp architect Joseph Schadde. In 1897 August de Maere, who had in the meantime been elevated to the nobility, was given permission to add d'Aertrycke to his name. With the exception of a short period after the First World War, the domain remained the property of the family. Xavier de Maere, the last owner of the castle, became known as second-in-command of the Belgian South Pole Expedition 1958-1959. After the death of his mother, who was the last of the family to live in the castle, he concluded an agreement with the West Flemish provincial government for the partial opening of the castle domain to the general public. In 2012, the province acquired full ownership and Domein d'Aertrycke became a fully-fledged provincial domain.

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The castle De Maere d'Aertrycke is a castle in the Belgian city of Torhout. The neo-Gothic castle was built from 1868 to 1871 by order of August de Maere, the castle is still popularly called De Maeres castle. It is located between the center of Torhout, Wijnendale and Aartrijke. The castle is located in a romantic garden with a large pond, meadows and forests. The domain has a great natural value. Roe deer, Western European hedgehog and the European red squirrel are the mammals that live there. Birds are richly represented with the tufted duck, great spotted woodpecker, moorhen, coot, grebe, jackdaw, nuthatch, tree creeper, finch, blue tit and great tit. There are also amphibians: the brown frog and the common toad.

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Beautiful gravel road where you sometimes feel like you are in another world👌

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Vladslo German war cemetery is about three kilometres north east of Vladslo, near Diksmuide, Belgium. Established during World War I, the cemetery originally held 3,233 wartime burials.[1] In 1956, burials from many smaller surrounding cemeteries were concentrated in Vladslo, and it now contains the remains of 25,644 soldiers.[1] Each stone bears the name of twenty soldiers, with just their name, rank, and date of death specified.

The Wijnendalebos near Torhout is a historical forest area that was part of the medieval Bos van Houthulst and has an area of approximately 280 hectares. The forest consists of oaks, beeches and alders, with a rich flora and more than 500 species of mushrooms. Part of the forest is accessible to the public with walking paths and an educational trail, while other parts are protected as a forest reserve. The area borders the Kasteel van Wijnendale and is protected as a Natura 2000 area because of its ecological value.

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time to reflect on the past

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In front of the cemetery there are a series of information boards about the war history of Hooglede in general and this German cemetery in particular. To the left of the cemetery, in the parking lot, there is a QR code that leads you to the fictional nurse Ida. From the perspective of a care provider, she tells you a historically substantiated story about the course of the war and the misery she experienced. You can choose between a version with or without augmented reality. For this you only need to download the free app 'Een laatste groet' (from the App Store or Google Play Store).

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The German Soldiers' Cemetery (Deutscher Soldatenfriedhof) in Vladslo, Belgium, is a military cemetery. It contains the remains of 25,644 German soldiers who died in the First World War. The site has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2023 as part of the "Cemeteries and Memorial Sites of the First World War (Western Front)" registration. https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deutscher_Soldatenfriedhof_Vladslo

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Did you know that this pond was dug to provide water for steam trains from Torhout to Ostend? It is therefore no coincidence that it is located along the green axis 'Groene 62', a former steam railway route that extends from Torhout to Ostend. In the spring of 2022, the landscape park was renovated to respond even more to the silent experience of nature. Among other things, a covered rest point for cyclists and natural play elements for children ensure that the park is a perfect stopover while cycling! In addition, it is also the ideal place to rest, walk or go fishing and of course enjoy nature. Facilities on the domain: - public toilet - natural play elements - bicycle storage - picnic area (also covered)

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Did you know that this pond was dug to provide water for steam trains from Torhout to Ostend? It is therefore no coincidence that it is located along the green axis 'Groene 62', a former steam railway route that extends from Torhout to Ostend. In the spring of 2022, the landscape park was renovated to respond even more to the silent experience of nature. Among other things, a covered rest point for cyclists and natural play elements for children ensure that the park is a perfect stopover while cycling! In addition, it is also the ideal place to rest, walk or go fishing and of course enjoy nature. Facilities on the domain: - public toilet - natural play elements - bicycle storage - picnic area (also covered)

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