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fantastic view over Hageland

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Beautiful views.

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A beautiful photo opportunity of, and on the tower. You must have been there once to enjoy the unique view of the hills of the Hageland.

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You see this semi-parasite here in abundance in the trees.

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They are especially noticeable in winter.

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The Vlooybergtoren is a tourist attraction on the Pastoriestraat in the Flemish Brabant municipality of Tielt-Winge. The lookout tower is located on the Vlooyberg, with its eighty meters one of the highest witness hills in the Hageland, which on clear days offers a view up to the cooling towers of Vilvoorde and the headframe of the coal mine of Beringen.

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At first glance a bit of a detail perhaps, but it is the Houwaartse Berg or Houwaartseberg (written together), not Houwaartberg. You should search for that term if you want to find the fauna and flora that has been observed there or want to know more about it from a nature management perspective. Information about the success or failure of the wine harvest can also usually be found under the name Houwaartse Berg. You can find the exact location at https://waarnemingen.be/locations/126453/ with a handy map. The surface area of the forest on the Houwaartse berg is approximately 24 hectares. This forest fits into the “Hagelands forest” project, in which the Natuurpunt departments of Aarschot and Tielt-Winge and the Agency for Nature and Forests (ANB) are working together to create a larger contiguous nature reserve of 400 ha that connects the Mostingbos (Nieuwrode), the Tienbunderbos (Rillaar) and the Houwaartseberg forest - see https://www.natuurpunt.be/system/files/2024-10/QR14.pdf

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Here you will find the vineyard ten Gaerde. Convinced that the Hageland hills form an ideal terroir for wine growing, Danny and his father André planted their first vines in Houwaart in the spring of 2010 to develop a vineyard for their own use. André was one of the founders of wine growing in the Hageland in the 1970s. Danny expanded his knowledge and skills over the years by taking all kinds of targeted courses and lectures at home and abroad. The hobby turned into a passion and over the years the planting steadily expanded. A few vineyards were also taken over with planted vines of more than 30 years old. Danny has complete control over the process of making wine, from work in the vineyard to vinification in the wine cellar. Source and more information: https://www.wijngaardtengaerde.be/over-ons/

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