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Note the crucifix on the eastern exterior wall of the church. Below this calvary is a painting on copper plate; it depicts "purgatory": an angel rescues the dead from the fire.

Unlike the right bank, there's no pedestrian lane along the verge here. The fact that you can reach "Eiland" (the street that turns into a pedestrian path) and then the small island in the Schipdonk Canal from here is a plus that the right bank doesn't have :-)

Contrary to what the name "museum" suggests, this isn't a building or a domain where you can wander around and admire all sorts of bicycles. No, they make "crazy" bikes (similar to the kind you can experiment with at De Lustige Velodroom in Blankenberge) that you can rent. There's also a drinks vending machine (at d'Oude Smisse).

Contrary to the original name of this highlight, this picnic area is of course not located on a river, but on the Schipdonk Canal, officially the Leie Diversion Canal (which runs from Deinze to Zeebrugge). However, that doesn't make it any less beautiful: it leans against an orchard and a small wood, with a view of the water and no cars nearby...

Just to rest or to refill your sugar reserves - there is definitely something for everyone (but unfortunately it is anything but cheap).

When Radegundis was canonized is unknown, but she became a fairly popular saint in France. She is the patron saint of female cooks. Her life was recorded by Venantius Fortunatus, a 6th century poet and bishop of Poitiers, and also Radegundis' chaplain. There are several stories in circulation. For example, she is said to have been forced to marry Chlotarius at the age of 12. Others give systematic abuse as the reason for her flight. There is also a version in which she was forced to marry Chlotarius, but because she wanted nothing to do with her uncle's murderer, she was locked up in a monastery. She is said to have been the pupil of John, a hermit from Chinon. The Saint-Radegundis church in Merendree and Louvignies are the only two churches in Belgium dedicated to her. (Wikipedia)

Nice place to have lunch or take a rest

This is not the Saint Maurice Church in Nevele but the Saint Radegundis Church in Merendree. The Saint Radegundis Church is originally a Romanesque single-nave church and one of the oldest churches in the region. The octagonal crossing tower is from the 12th century and was preserved together with the transept. The church suffered greatly from the religious troubles in the 16th century (iconoclasm) and had to be partly demolished. It obtained its current appearance during its extension in 1881-1882. The brick used contrasts with the blue Tournai stone of the tower, the 16th century nave and the transept. In 1944 the church was protected as a monument. It was restored at the beginning of the 21st century. Source: Wikipedia