About erik schaubroeck 🇧🇪🌺
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Oops, going climbing on New Year's, but that's how we know you, keep going, it's Thursday😉 I walked out of France in 2025 and you walked it in 2026...🫢
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There wasn't much choice today: Ellezelles or Dorinne in Namur. A bit of a climb, of course, since we're in the Pays des Collines. The sun didn't break through until after the hike. A bit of mud, but not insurmountable.
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Cold but sunny. Shortly after starting, I thought I'd have to argue with a farmer, but at the end of the path I saw that it was apparently on a junction trail. And the impossible happened during the walk: I lost my glasses. Only after a good kilometer did I realize the disadvantage of being farsighted
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A dark start around 7:50 a.m., but I certainly wasn't the first to start. No forest, but that doesn't bother me. It was fun until Roux-Mirroir, but then there was a very long, though not busy, concrete track. One steep climb somewhere on "Schaapjesstraat." There were unpaved sections at the start and towards the end.
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Mountain stage in the Heuvelland region. The undulating landscape continues to amaze me. A bit of mud here and there, but it's never a problem. I enjoyed three Bel Canto codes. Example: qrco.de/bcK1P8 @Chantal
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15 km with sunshine and the last 5 with a dark band of clouds. Except for a few hundred meters, everything was paved. You had to walk on the side of the road to avoid mud 😊. Some beautiful views. We had already covered a large section at the start in Thorembais-les-Béguines.
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I started at the parking lot on Babilliestraat. Almost entirely paved except for the start and finish. Plenty of opportunities to explore forest paths, but I stuck to the marked route. That route appears to largely overlap with the Thousand Sentences walk.
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Some pleasant paths, but mostly paved and often between houses. Saw many slag heaps but didn't walk on them.
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Lots of forest (for me anyway), lots of running water (usually not on the trails), quite a bit of climbing.
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I'd hoped for a snowy walk, but almost all that white had vanished. Not only that, but the views were also "obscured" by fog. Fortunately, the rain held off, at least until the last 2 km. And apparently, I missed two of the Belcanto route markers. Occasionally, there are duckboards. I sometimes have
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