Cyclopean trees, the Eupen floodplain, water droplets on a 50-year journey, high and low culture in the Göhl valley, Voerellen, World War beer, fries for non-believers, the highest-dwelling citizen, and a wet tri-border area - Eastern Belgium has many curiosities to offer. The author Bernd Müllender has discovered bizarre places and recorded new stories about well-known sights. The majority of the locations are within the German-speaking Community, whether in Eupen or St. Vith, in Hergenrath, Hauset, Grüfflingen, or Büllingen. Additionally, there are highlights from Teuven and Verviers, from Battice, Malmedy, and the vastness of the High Fens. And: A photo parade of the most unusual Belgian mailboxes, a worried glance towards Tihange, and an overview from very high above.