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EGLISE DES CAUSES DESESPERES

The “church of desperate causes” is a truely appropriate ‘urbex’ name for this desecrated church. The building, which was once so important for this small community, is in a very lamentable condition. It was not for naught that it was declared inaccessible by the fire brigade. It feels like you might get some debris on your head at any give moment. Since 2010 there have been rumors that the church would be demolished, but by mid-2018 it is still deteriorating. The church was built in Romanesque style in 1921 for the ever-growing miners’ population, mainly from Flanders.

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If i’m telling you, “this is a hot plate.” But I make no effort to put it down, i’m internally yelling at you to move your shit. Your phone. Your keys. Your bread. Whatever is directly in front of you is from that point on is now classified as your shit. The shit you are suddenly responsibly for and I am burning my hands for. Move your shit. I’m not going to move it for you.

Shoutout to the people who see me approaching with their food and immediately start clearing the way for me. You are the real MVPs. You know what’s up. You understand.

As for everybody else. Move. Your. Shit.

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We see that and we respect the fuck out of you. Thank you.

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TABULA RASA

Although now virtually empty, this stately villa in a large wooded area still breathes the history and the riches of the noble family that had the house built almost a century ago. The villa was built in cottage style in 1928 and is still part of a larger domain, that also contains a chateau and a farm. The house was originally built as a ‘pleasance’ by the son and heir of the owner of the chateau. Even though it hasn’t been lived in for many years, the beautiful villa is still in pristine condition. A few years ago it was the setting for a Belgian television production called ‘Tabula Rasa’. Hence the ‘urbex’ name of the place.