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Beautiful view over the polders and the Zwin, the sea arm between the Netherlands and Belgium.

The Zwin nature reserve on the Zeeland-Belgium border. Excellent cycling paths. Definitely worth a visit.👍🚴‍♂️🇧🇪

Lissenweegs Vaartje also called the Lisseweegse Watergang was dug in 1271. Historical explanation: The Lisseweegs Vaartje provides a good connection to Bruges. Heavy building materials are transported along the canal, including for building the church, bridges and locks in the polders, and for maintaining the sea defences. Large loads of stones are transported inland, originating from the many brick kilns in the polders and intended for major construction activities, including in Bruges. The canal has been provided with dikes on both sides since 1279. Around 1750, a lock was built in Zwankendamme and a canal (the Noordvaart) was extended to behind the Graaf Jansdijk. The canal remained navigable until the 19th century. With the construction of the Bruges-Zeebrugge harbour, the last 1500 metres of the canal will be diverted to the west, it will be given a new course along the Pathoekeweg and will flow into the Bruges-Oostende canal. Source: Inventory of Immovable Heritage

A surprising green pearl next to the busy Blankenberge - Zeebrugge connecting road. A double track runs through the Zeebos, offering shelter and shade. Know that it can be busy here. Enjoy the peace and quiet in the Zeebos together, each at their own pace.

A beautiful, straight bike path along the Boudewijn Canal. Just watch out for the mussels dropped by the seagulls, and it's a very pleasant ride.

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The current castle is the second to be built in the Bulskampveld. The Liège architect Clément Léonard drew the plans for this neo-Gothic country estate. From 1887 to 1892, approximately 80 men worked day in, day out on the new castle and the outbuildings. Count H. de Meeus financed the prestigious project as the client. The new castle shows little castle allure. It is a large country house in a sober, neo-Gothic style. At the same time as the construction of the castle, a new coach house was built, as well as horse and cow stables. On the side of the vegetable garden, now a herb garden, we notice that parts of older buildings were used: among other things, a piece of fieldstone wall was preserved. A water tower was constructed on the corner of the coach house. On top of this tower stood a mill that pumped the water from the artesian well. A clock-like instrument on the tower indicated the height of the water supply. (Province of West Flanders)

Nice technical bit, ideal to do while riding along the gravel path.