오티니-루뱅-라-뇌브‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

창의적인 전망대 하이킹에서 제공하는 "프레임"은 키가 작은 사람에게는 그다지 적합하지 않습니다. 그러면 프레임을 사용하기 어렵습니다. 하지만 물론 이 프레임과 별개로 Laanvallei의 풍경을 더 잘 포착할 수 있습니다.

To see and don't hesitate to get lost there

was very wet at the time of the walk

The "frame" through which you can photograph your framed landscape is part of the creative viewing walk. You can read more about this at https://www.overijse.be/creatieve-kijkwandeling (with PDF).

As the name suggests, the state nature reserve ‘Rodebos en Laanvallei’ is located in the Laanvallei. The Laan, as a tributary of the Dijle, is still one of the gems of the Dijleland and has cut into the plateau about 50m deep at the level of the reserve. On the eastern flank of the Laanvallei we find the Rodebos. The reserve is now over 100ha in size and is managed by the Agency for Nature and Forests (ANB) of the Flemish Community. The largest part of the reserve consists of a wooded valley flank with numerous springs. Because these slopes were also too steep for agriculture in the past, these flanks have always remained wooded and nature has been given every opportunity. That is why human intervention is kept to a minimum here. From the dry plateau and the adjacent valley flanks with springs we finally end up in the Laanvallei. Until the 1950s, a rather open landscape with hayfields and meadows interspersed with marsh, wooded areas and coppices was found here. Since then, many of these valley grounds have been planted with poplars or have spontaneously evolved into (swamp) forests. In the meantime, many of these poplar stands have disappeared again. The management is aimed at creating a valuable valley landscape with alder swamps, reed lands and wet hayfields. An important part of this whole story are the Hebridean sheep that can be found in the reserve all year round and contribute to its management. The Laan rises just south of Waterloo and flows into the Dijle 500 m north of the village centre of Sint-Agatha-Rode. Together with the Dijle, the Laan is one of the few rivers in Flanders that can still meander freely over its entire course. This naturally contributes to the high value of this area. Source: https://www.natuurstudiegroepdijleland.be/rodebos-en-laanvallei/

A beautiful stop along the Ravel L141. It is really enjoyable here. Herons, ducks and other birds galore in a beautiful setting. And with a bit of luck, the reflection on the water will make it all even more picturesque. I just couldn't get enough of it.

The Réserve Naturelle des Décanteurs de la Sucrerie de Genappe is an important nature reserve in Genappe. It is the largest nature reserve in Brabant Wallon, with an area of 77 hectares. This nature reserve was originally part of the old sugar factory of Genappe, and included several green areas and settling basins. It officially became a nature reserve in 2015. The reserve is rich in biodiversity, with more than 200 bird species recorded in the last twenty years. This makes it one of the most important ornithological sites in Wallonia. The reserve is also home to several special vegetation communities. The reserve is managed by the Department of Nature and Forests of the Walloon Region (DNF) with the collaboration of the ASBL Environnement Dyle.

Picturesque pictures are made here with the lens...