Slightly west of the Pajottenland painted by the Breughels four hundred years ago, but still identifiable on the ground, as the buildings have survived being in the cockpit of Europe, this is a very Flemish hamlet, too small for anything more than a couple of bars and the Church. I couldn't even spot a frituur or corner shop, I presume they have a visiting mobile shop a couple of times a week. The Church, being one of the highest points for miles around, would have been a prime observation point in WW1, as the front lines were not far south.
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Slightly west of the Pajottenland painted by the Breughels four hundred years ago, but still identifiable on the ground, as the buildings have survived being in the cockpit of Europe, this is a very Flemish hamlet, too small for anything more than a couple of bars and the Church. I couldn't even spot a frituur or corner shop, I presume they have a visiting mobile shop a couple of times a week. The Church, being one of the highest points for miles around, would have been a prime observation point in WW1, as the front lines were not far south.