Jurbise, the beautiful countryside

From the town hall, the route winds through the fields: potales and chapels mark our way to the Château d'Egmont, dating from the late Middle Ages. On its foundations, a monastic community established a priory, somewhat removed from the world. It's true that on these roads of consolidation, there's a soothing, tranquil feeling. Quietly, we roll along the asphalt towards Herchies. There, a nail tree, a legacy of popular belief, stands proudly: planted in the 1950s, it is the worthy heir to the extinct oak, over 4 centuries old. From the village, we pass through a rural landscape: the peaceful hamlets of Gernante and Petite Vacresse undoubtedly offer a high quality of life to their inhabitants. Before Erbisoeul, we round the Jurbise golf course, one of the oldest in Belgium and designed by the English garden architect Simpson.

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