"Bulles à verre" here, recycling bins for glass. 5 bins.

There are also 2 bins to drop-off old clothes to be recycled or given away.

Here's a direct view of those on Google Maps Street View: https://maps.app.goo.gl/4mampvvJDkWqHmaK8

Le 2 rue de l'Ecole Moderne SOIGNIES n'est pas un garage mais une habitation et donc mon domicile. Merci de corriger !
Pontégnie Bernard

pas le Logis mais ici c'est Floréal.
La rue des Pyrèthres se trouve dans la cité Jardin Le Logis-Floréal, ici c'est Floréal, merci

Dit Natuurpunt gebied mag in ruime omgeving vergeleken met nieuwste luchtfoto's : de stortplaats werd afgegraven, is nu waadvogel paradijs in wording, de twee doorwaadbare plaatsen zijn al lang bestaande betonnen bruggen, de zuidelijke 5m breed, het vlonderpad is weg, gaat vervangen worden, de landweg naast het vlonderpad is ook weg, en gebied ten zuid-westen van deze noot (voorlopig) verboden toegang, landweg langs Molenbeek toegankelijk vanaf noord-oosten tot aanvang vlonderpad.
Ten laatste : die twee construction sites ten noorden pin zijn ontwikkelend dras grasland. Binnenkort prentjes

Here, there is a gate to prevent cars from driving further onto Allée du Bois des Quewées. Only pedestrians and cyclists can access this part of the path. I've seen workers with cars from the forestry services there unlocking the gate, but they're the only ones to have access.

See on Google Maps Street View here: https://maps.app.goo.gl/zFcG2ViRMfnpVom59

This red path – which begins at Avenue Franklin Roosevelt and ends at Rue de Pinchart – actually goes two different ways, instead of one. In the woods, it separates into two different pathways.

When walking on this trail – with Avenue Franklin Roosevelt in the back and Rue de Pinchart in the front – the path does go left (as correctly indicated on the map), but at one point it also goes right and runs along the buildings/houses "43" and "41".

That path starts from where I placed the pin and it ends at the pedestrian crossing that leads to the beginning of Avenue Christophe Plantin (see on Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/tKCztDw6tgj2jR9F7). There's a small blue "link" on the map, that's where the path ends. Not sure if there's a way for people like me to trace it. Hopefully I explained it well enough, apologies if not...

I regularly walk this trail to reach the bus stop located in Avenue Christophe Plantin (which I made a note to create it, because it's also missing on the map). It's a shortcut to it. It's relatively new, it was created 2 or 3 years ago maybe.