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Dirt road near Everbeek-Boven Dirt road near Everbeek-Boven in the morning fog. © Wolfgang SchwartzPhoto: Wolfgang Schwartz, Rother Bergverlag
In the southern Flemish Ardennes, several forest areas are scattered around the village of Everbeek – remnants of a large contiguous forest in the Middle Ages. The Kruislieveheer route opens up these areas and several small villages with churches, chapels, crucifixes – hence the name »Cross Lords' Way«. Of the numerous streams, three are named Molenbeek – a common stream name in Flanders – but they are not connected to each other. The circular route mostly follows the well-signposted and similarly long Everbeekpad, which itself is quite road-heavy.
The Sint Maria church in Everbeek-Beneden forms the starting point of this circular tour. Opposite the back of the church, where there are glass containers, a footpath leads south alongside a brick wall. At its end, continue straight along the cobblestone paved Lessensestraat and at its second right curve straight ahead on a narrow footpath beside hedges heading south. At a T-junction, turn left and at the junction with Rekenstraat turn left. After the Zarlardinge Mierenhoek bus stop, at the crossroads with Lessensestraat, take a slight right offset (Mierenhoek). At a right curve by KP 75, go straight onto the track. Ignore left turnoffs and after 5 minutes following a right curve near a tree strip at a farm at KP 79, reach a crossroads: straight ahead and after 100 m half-right onto a track to the former Pijkskapel. A steel monument from 2017 commemorates the chapel, which decayed in the 20th century and was built in 1813 by three riders from Everbeek after safely returning from
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Wolfgang Schwartz
Wolfgang Schwartz, geboren 1967 in Schleswig-Holstein, bevorzugte nach dem Studium der Geographie und Germanistik in Kiel sowie einem Volontariat als Lektor für einen Kölner Reisebuchverlag eine Tätigkeit draußen als Reiseleiter von Aktivreisen im europäischen Ausland. Seit 1994 führt er Reisegruppen zu Fuß, aber auch per Rad oder auf Langlaufskiern überwiegend durch Italien, Skandinavien, Großbritannien und im deutschsprachigen Raum. Daneben arbeitet er als Scout für einen Outdoor-Veranstalter touristische Wander-Individualprogramme aus und führt für einen Wanderreiseveranstalter Insider-Touren auf Bornholm, seinem ersten Rother-Titel. Weitere Rother-Wanderführer des in den Niederlanden lebenden Autors erschienen zu seiner Heimatregion Norddeutschland.
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