So a really brisk pace kept us warm.
After passing by the Moulin de Lindekemael, the old water mill along the Boulevard de la Woluwe and the windmill at Hof Ter Musschen, we rejoined the old familiar railway track with pleasure.
We went back to the Brasserie des Etangs to have a pleasant get together with Sheila's group.
There were 26 of us for Jane's walk in the Rouge-Cloitre. Thank you, Jane, for leading us and for welcoming us in such a hospitable way afterwards. 
The aftermath of the heavy rains was there for all to see, and we all seemed to have different tactics to get past the obstacles!
What a lovely spread! We were all delighted to enjoy refreshments and cakes at Jane's.
How decisive this little group is!
Coucou!
And look at this : a hole in a cloud!
In front of the arboretum
Istas was waiting for us at the end of the walk but we were so busy discussing WIC issues that there was no time for another photograph.
That didn't prevent the Wicwalkers from having fun!
Admittedly, our walking sticks came in handy.
Just to make us really deserve our coffee, we had to negotiate some blown down trees at the end of the walk. The "Koffiehuis aan de Ijse" really spoiled us with avocado, fresh cream and chocolate with our lovely 'pannekoeken'. Mmmmmm.....
Our walk began at the church of Neerijse. We paused for a group photograph at the top of a long climb before going all the way down to the Neerijse reserve.
Back again to the main track (and the mud) before crossing the meadow towards a wooden boardwalk.
We had the visit of our very good friend and walker, Christa from Berlin. 
And finally, rendez-vous at our favourite pancake and waffle place, the Cafe Rocchus in Huldenberg. Who would want to miss this part...
Bon appetit!
