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The Tilleul de Joncquoy is a historic lime tree in Aubers. This tree was planted in 1490 and is an important landmark in the region. Despite the many wars and changes in the landscape, this tree has survived for more than five centuries.

This oak, 200 to 300 years old, would have been used by the German army during the First World War as an observation post. The panel states: "The soldiers could thus observe the artillery and enemy movements. We can still observe some of the iron bars which would have been inserted into the trunk in order to constitute a ladder. The tree having continued to grow, the majority of the bars have been absorbed by the bark."

Be careful on a narrow path, in some places a slippery plastic coating covers part of the path

Lime tree dating from the 15th century

Remarkable century-old oak, having participated in the history of the First World War. It is easily accessible by bicycle. Which is not the path that goes deep into the forest.

Beautiful view of the mining basin and the hills of Artois on a clear day. Trail training heap.

Difficult to drive on the site at this time because of the "luxuriant" vegetation. Access to the karting level is blocked by padlocked gates.