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A rust-brown metal tower incorporating a gargoyle, or "gaper," stands on Sint-Denijsplein near the church in Geluwe. It was designed by John Claeys and Marc Verdoodt and was inaugurated on the occasion of the Gapersfeesten (Gapers Festival) in 2000. To emphasize the original function of the gaper/gargoyle, the monument is a fountain. The current monument is a rework of an earlier version dating from 1975 (also by John Claeys), which incorporated an authentic gaper, which formerly hung from one of the corners of the church tower. Source: geluweinbeelden.be

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The Irish Peace Tower is the central monument in the Irish Peace Park in Mesen, West Flanders. The park and the tower were built in memory of the Irish soldiers who were killed, wounded or missing in action during the First World War. The tower, which has a height of 30.5 metres, is designed according to the traditional model of an Irish round tower. Since September 2023, the park has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

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Take the time to get off your bike and read the inscriptions on the stones. They tell their own tale.

The mine crater in the grassland on the corner between Wijtschate and Scheerstraat is the result of the explosion of a deep mine from the First World War. Peckham was one of 11 locations on the First World War front where the mine battle was fought. The explosion of 19 deep mines on June 7, 1917 heralded the start of an Allied offensive (third battle of Ypres). The current mine crater at Peckham shows approximately the same dimensions as in 1917 (73m diameter, 14m depth). In 1938, the owner pumped out the crater, with the intention of giving tourists a better view of the original shape of the crater. A journalist testified that the empty crater appeared much larger than when filled. It is unclear how long the crater remained dry. In its natural state, the crater mouth quickly fills with water if it is not continuously pumped empty. (Immovable Heritage Inventory)

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Crater formed by a mine exploded during the Battle of Messines.

The Pool of Peace (or Lone Tree Crater) in Wijtschate is now a peaceful reminder of the great Mine Battle of June 1917. The opening of the offensive was marked by the explosion of 19 deep mines under the German lines between Ploegsteert and Hill 60. explosions form huge craters in the landscape. The largest and most ultimate crater is the Pool of Peace. It is 12 meters deep and has a diameter of 129 meters.

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tree lined road in commemoration at the front line of the great war

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traces of the 1st war

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