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재미있는 방식으로 석탄산에 대한 많은 정보를 발견할 수 있는 훌륭한 무대 디자인 공간이 설계되었습니다.

RAVeL Ligne 212 is part of a network of greenways in Wallonia, Belgium. It is an urban RAVeL route that connects Liers (Herstal) to Saint-Nicolas (Terril du Gosson) and covers a distance of 10.5 km. The route passes through Liers, Rocourt, Ans, and Montegnée, and offers a green and airy environment away from the noise of the city. It is a useful tool for daily commuting, allowing you to reach schools, leisure centers, and shops, or to reach a nature island and then Liège via the Meuse Valley

A sculpture installed on the site nicely reflects the evolution of the era industrial (the coal wagons) to the nature reserve where lives, between others, the blue cricket.

At an entrance to the site, you can admire this sculpture which pays homage to the botress, another female figure from Liège's past. The bot worn by this woman was a kind of hood, a long funnel-shaped basket carried on the back using straps which allowed all kinds of things to be carried. “fé comme les botresses” means taking the path shorter.

A work of art was installed on the crater of the slag heap, These are storm pools. During walks, we can observe it and it is then an immense dragonfly which reveals, it is around 80 meters long, its body is made up of stones and its outstretched wings are converted into bodies of water suitable for the laying of natterjack toads (Bufo calamita).

The Gosson slag heap 1 is located in the municipality of Saint-Nicolas, in the heart of the Liège industrial basin, not far from the Meuse. It is a major site for many remarkable heritage species that are protected or threatened in Wallonia. With an area exceeding 40 hectares, the Gosson slag heap is one of the largest slag heaps in the Liège region. Many natural environments coexist there, and all stages of vegetation representative of the colonization of mining sites are represented on the site. Nearly 200 species of plants have been counted! The nature reserve covers only a small part of this vast area. Open environments are favored there. Half of the nature reserve is managed by sheep

La Maison des Terrils is open on Monday from 08:15 to 12:00 and from 13:00 to 17:00, Tuesday to Friday from 08:15 to 12:00 and from 13:00 to 18:00, and on Saturday and Sunday from 10:00 to 18:00.

La Maison des Terrils is located in the former wash house of the Gosson II slag heap, which was once used as a shower room and miners' changing room. It is now an interpretation center for slag heaps. After discovering the neighboring plants and animals in view, you can go and meet them in their natural environment. Long thought of as the painful scars of a bygone industrial age, slag heaps are now havens for many species that are partially threatened with extinction. The abandonment of these sites by humans has enabled a diversified nature to colonize these seemingly hostile environments