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Dikkebusvijver is a historic pond near the village of Dikkebus, south of Ypres. The pond was dug on 23 July 1310 with permission from the Count of Flanders to ensure sufficient water for the cloth industry in Ypres. The pond was created by damming the Kemmelbeek and has a surface area of 36 hectares.

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An interesting anecdote concerns the battles around the pond during the war. Soldiers used the pond as a natural barrier and shelter. There are stories of soldiers wading through the water at night to reach enemy lines, which gave the pond strategic significance.

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The loop around the lake is suitable for cycling or walking.

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Old pond that supplies the city of Ypres with fresh water. Some explanations: The Dikkebusvijver is a pond near the village of Dikkebus, south of the city of Ypres. On July 23, 1310, the city of Ypres received permission from the Count of Flanders to dig the pond next to the Zillebeke pond to ensure that there was enough water in the city for fulling and dyeing sheets. The pond was created by damming the Kemmelbeek and was dug on the site of the municipalities of Vlamertinge, Dikkebus and Voormezele. The expropriation of the necessary land was arranged by the city of Ypres and took about ten years. The 36-hectare pond was not completed until around 1323. The pond supplied and supplies Ypres with drinking water, previously via the Ypres canals and later via a system of oak pipes. This has been done since 1926 via a modern pumping station. This is how the Zillebekevijver and the Bellewaardevijver were created. In addition to providing drinking water, the pond also has a recreational function. Enjoy the shady banks at a moderate pace.

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The nature reserve is just over 40 hectares and is home to many birds, which can be viewed from the bird hide. The area is managed by nature and forest. In the 13th and 14th centuries, St. Michael's parish was located here. It was designed in the early 1990s as a reservoir for drinking water and as a holding basin against flooding. The finds from the excavations of St. Michael's parish used to be on display in glass cabinets in the Mergelynck Museum, but are now also in the Yper Museum.

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The Westhoek Vredeshoek platform has been proposed in the Peace Forest in Ypres. It is a platform in which the 17 Westhoek municipalities will collaborate with organizations such as Wakker voor Vrede, Moeders voor Vrede and Peace Village. They also want to further promote the idea of peace after the commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the First World War. Source: https://radio2.be/lees/westhoek-vredeshoek-voorstellen-in-vredesbos-ieper

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The photo of the water was taken on the Ypres fortresses, near the Eilandje. (At entrance to Restaurant). You can recognize Zillebeke pond by the white Vijverhuis, former cafeteria. The 2 last pictures are indeed Zillebeke pond.

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