Located in the municipality De Panne, Belgium. The remaining eight began taking soldiers off the beaches at La Panne and Dunkirk. The municipality comprises apart from De Panne the village of Adinkerke. The N34 connects Knokke to De Panne. In March, he won the second stage of the Three Days of De Panne. De Panne in Belgium hosted the 2010 World Championships. De Panne Railway Station is located in nearby Adinkerke. The eggs lay dormant until the next time the panne floods. Its original German title is Die Panne, which means "The breakdown". In April 2014, Valerie Vande Panne, former editor of "High Times," was named editor-in-chief. Plopsaland de Panne is a theme park that started the Plopsa group. During the First World War, she and the King resided in De Panne.