Dear André,

if you have the time, you should also visit the excellent exhibiton on
Sundials in Liege (one hour by train east of Brussels ) in the Musee de
la Vie Wallone. This is a collection of some 500 sundials (la collection
de Max Elskamp) worth a visit. You should ask at the reception, because
they have to open the room especially for you.

Their homepage is:

http://www.liege.be/visitelg/musées/noncommu/viewallo.htm

Have  a nice visit

Jürgen
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> Von:  Frans W. MAES[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Gesendet:     Dienstag, 29. August 2000 10:03
> An:   André E. Bouchard
> Cc:   Sundial List
> Betreff:      Re: sundials in Brussels
> 
> Dear André,
> 
> > I plan to go to Brussels for a week
> > (Sept 8-15 2000)
> > 
> > I would appreciate very much to know
> > where I can see and explore some sundials
> > ... it could be a good topic for our Bulletin (Le Gnomoniste)of the
> Quebec
> > Sundial Society
> 
> In addition to the Sundial Park in Genk which Warren Thom 
> mentioned already, I can recommend two more places worth 
> visiting:
> 
> The village of Rupelmonde (some 20 km north of Brussels, just 
> south of Antwerp), which has plenty of sundials. The Tourist Office 
> has a brochure for a guided tour featuring 23 sundials. A summary 
> can be found at:
>       http://gallery.uunet.be/veerle.Heyman/zonnewijzers/
> 
> Secondly, the Municipal Museum Stellingwerff-Waerdenhof in 
> Hasselt (15 km west of Genk) has an exhibition on all the sundials 
> in the province of Limburg, and several very nice, newly constructed 
> sundials . The exhibition is open until September 10 (National 
> Heritage Day). Some pictures are at:
>       http://www.biol.rug.nl/maes/zwkring/hasselt.htm
> (text in Dutch, I am sorry).
> 
> Have a nice stay!
> 
> Regards, Frans Maes
> 
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