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FELUYSIENNES BALLADS (9.4 km)
Alain GRAUX
Illustration Michel Gailly
LINDEN DRIVE FROM THE ESPINETTE
Abbey of Good Hope had been the twelfth century a manor land whose head was the parsonage that we see here, now House Memory
The tithe barn was attached to the wall. The municipal administration has done to restore this beautiful building whose front door is surmounted by the arms of the abbey.
The Lime said of Espinette
was planted December 20, 1762 by Pastor Bayot, he was ranked in 1944 for his aesthetic and scientific value.
We descend slightly to the right and thus arrive at Centennial Square
that name we remember the hundredth anniversary of the Belgium, we planted a tree for this commemoration, a monument to the dead soldiers Belgian was inaugurated in June 1952 and whose engravings are by the sculptor Louis Charlier
we continue down the path called "New Street
street project intended to occupy the unemployed in order to avoid deportation, then abandoned project.
We overlook the castle grounds where we Scaron
perceive the castle with the dome of the chapel
and rustic bridge ; (photo period)
hidden in the trees, the obelisk memorial to Robert Lalieux, Clerk Feluy the seventeenth century. In
leading Avenue Latteur
soon arrived at the square, right, we note the Chapel of Our Lady of Hal
it dates from 1760 , it is flanked left by the house of Sir Busquin and right by the house of Dr Cloquet, local celebrity, who discovered Roman villa Arquennes, is memorialized in a plaque above the door entry.
left, the modern fountain from the chisel of the sculptor Raymond Dejean;
the bottom of the square, the mill water which you can still see the floodgates.
In bypassing this block, we can see right the chapel of Saint Jean-Baptiste , Saint Ghislain, Saint-Laurent, is backed 1892;
we continue towards the channel, right "boisserie"
former brewery (you can see on the rear of the house the old face of the clock tower of the church Feluy)
further, a promontory , base of a pillar of the old bridge
that French soldiers blew up on l7 May 1940 will be our point of view
the site of pre-Nie
one of the most charming corners of the village, the canal provides a loop here
the other side is Arquennes place called the Rockets with its "Fairy Hole" The legend says that it brings the machine in the morning and it is washed and ironed in the evening, the hamlet of Platinerie there profile, he recalled a factory in the early nineteenth century.
houses that line the "dock Bousimgault" are the former stables of horses hauling
on the height behind is "the court Mr Paul."
We are continuing the amount of ramps Mascaux
hamlet that is in the middle ages, is placed the "Lives Maladrie"
continuing our path to the left we arrive at this beautiful building that is the "firm Delbruyère"
the name of a family that gave several Mayeur Feluy since the sixteenth century
opposite the memorials French
the last war opened June 2, 1952, and recalling the bloody battle of Rocq. We borrow
French Street Fighters
noting the well of the farm which gives a romantic place.
We thus arrive at the cemetery
which contains many works of art due to the scissors of local sculptors
we drive along the right in the path said "Good God Delatte"
to lead a small chapel
to where the stone stood formerly Stone St. Martin. We
"path of Wrestling"
There were no battles here, but the name comes from the lodges of stonemasons who were there once.
By following the path, we meet the old farm called Little Wesprin; later at the intersection of the roads, we arrive at the hamlet of "Créquion"
nickname of a local resident. Right back in the old way of Ronquières
we pass the pretty Chapel of the Holy Family
perpetuating the memory of Louis Delrue who built in the eighteenth century the surrounding houses for the "poor Feluy. Passing the
Ry Bourleau we see on the left the farm of the same name we
obliquons on the right and walk past the "Wesprin"
one of the oldest farm Feluy, it had become the refuge under the French Revolution, Récollets Nivelles, which is why it is called as firm "Ricollette.
We now follow the "Road Wolf" here we have the ability to cut the walk to join the channel, but
continue our journey passing home "Emperor"
50m Returning our steps and resume right
We join the "Saussinières"
place where he recalls the "Saussaies (rushes).
Further, the dowager of Wolf Clerbois he built the chapel of Sainte-Genevieve
in 1887 on the site of an old nightmare called "the God who crunches" and that now in the church Feluy inside the chapel contains an altar of which comes from the Renaissance castle at Marchienne Harvengt.
The chapel is located near Farm "Clerbois
fief that belonged to old families of notables
We cross now" the Red Land "
due to the presence of ferruginous shale Silurian, the land once belonged to the abbey of Cambron, they were the scene of fighting in May 1940.
We follow the path of Gratière
back toward the "Warte
whose slopes are staged near the canal Charleroi-Brussels following the valley of SAMM.
We note the old plant Rocq careers of (former office)
Facing the other side of the Canal, is find the castle Rocq
built from 1390 by Wauthier Bousies said bully. This remains the original castle keep, the rest of the buildings were rebuilt in the sixteenth and eighteenth centuries. This castle belonged to the famous Chancellor of Burgundy, Nicolas Rolin.
Following the channel by the towpath to return to the village, we spend nearly
the beautiful farm called "Dagger" stoneware yellow Rocq,
continue our way and spend the river
a little further we find the old Fountain Wolf
Reconsidering the towpath to continue, the land along the channel called "the Brule ". Almost
" Grand Large "
the former paper of Dr Cloquet become the stamping plant Verse
In digging the canal, they discovered the skeleton of a prehistoric mammoth, whose only remaining defense, the rest having been destroyed by blows of pickaxes.
Along the meadows bordering the canal, which were in the sixteenth century called St. Martin's career
we return to the Petit Moulin and join the start of our walk.
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