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dates from 1754

The eighteenth-century church is a typical example of Hesbaye architecture. It contains a stained-glass window depicting the family coat of arms (1938) by Louis Struys.

A long time ago, almost 1000 years ago, there was a Romanesque chapel with a fairly wide tower, very characteristic of the type of elongated tower that we still see in Aineffe. In 1672, during the Franco-Dutch War, the chapel and the seventeen houses of the hamlet were destroyed by fire. The warlike fury had destroyed the building. In 1754, 82 years after the destruction, the chapel was rebuilt. Previously, bricks were used in the region, but here the stones of the old church were used for the foundations. Since 1980, the chapel has been the property of the municipality of Faimes, after it had bought it for the symbolic franc from Count Guy van den Steen de Jehay. In 1987, the municipality began the restoration of the chapel, with the help of the French Community, the Province of Liège and the King Baudouin Foundation, in collaboration with the National Lottery. In the nave, the six 'grisaille' paintings on wood were restored in the restoration studio of the National École des Arts Visuels de La Cambre, in collaboration with the Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage. These six paintings represent Saint Lambert, Saint James, Saint Roch, Saint Hubert, Saint Denis and Saint Madelebert (patron saint of the parish of Celles). Unfortunately, the chapel is not freely accessible. Source: faimes.be

Industry video https://youtu.be/dNjav0sUN3U?si=1k6McbdDgKi8pGvx

Industry video https://youtu.be/dNjav0sUN3U?si=10DaeWIrAPH5NtXR

drone overview of the area https://youtu.be/62V2sxcNMFk?si=SreqgORrd8bqVT9n

Small video from the sector https://youtu.be/62V2sxcNMFk?si=eVbLqNgXjpeXDKVB

This is where I experienced my first puncture ;-) a little further on is a runway for remote-controlled planes. Sometimes you feel like you're being followed by mini-drones :-D