DJIBLOU = GEMBLOUX-SUR-ORNEAUX
ramoncèle Beûzèt, Bossêre, Bôtè, Côrwè, Èrnâdje, Grand-Lé, Grand-Mani, Lonzêye, Au Mazi, Sauvnêre
BEUZET  - BOSSIERE - BOTHEY - CORROY-LE-CHATEAU - ERNAGE - GRAND-LEEZ - GRAND-MANIL - LONZEE - MAZY - SAUVENIERE

The Church of Bothey - L' èglîje di Bôtè

In the old cemetery surrounding the Church, some old and unreadable tomstones.
Come sovént,  i gn'a nén moyin d' lîre lès pîres dès cavô ki sont co tot autoû.

A little about GEMBLOUX
The origine of Gembloux is way back in the Xth century when Saint GUIBERT came in and founded in a Benedict ABBEY. The monk OLBERT conducted the construction in the roman style between 1012 and 1048.
There are still some parts of the old fortificated city-walls builded in the the years 1152 and 1158.
A farm-castle (XVIIth century) in Petit-Leez, an other in Sauvenière (from the XVI/XVIIIth centuries). In Grand-Leez an old windmill and in Lonzée, a Cistercian Abbey (XVIIIth century) and a windmill of 1741.
Si vos vlèz comprinde, ralèz don  à l' pâdje di Djibloû. On î dit co ène miète di pus.

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