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Karl Van Camp: Is There Still a Future in Diksmuide?

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Two Flemish events took place there last Sunday: De Gordel and the 99th Yser Pilgrimage. Not that you could hear anything about that on television during VTM News or the VRT News. De Gordel still attracted some 28,000 participants, but has watered down to a purely sporting event with a great deal of attention focused on the tourist ... Read more The post Karl Van Camp: Is there still a future in Diks…
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Two Flemish events took place there last Sunday: De Gordel and the 99th Yser Pilgrimage. Not that you could hear anything about that on television during VTM News or the VRT News. De Gordel still attracted some 28,000 participants, but has watered down to a purely sporting event with a great deal of attention focused on the tourist ... Read more The post <i class="fa fa-lock" aria-hidden="true"></i> Karl Van Camp: Is there still a future in Diks…

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pal.be broke the news in Antwerp, Belgium on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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