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Belgian Battlefields
... address or location and spent some considerable time trying internet sites and just driving around looking for this site. Eventually we got the Sat Nav to locate this as a 'memorial' and reached the cemetery just after dark. It was also closed by then so I found a gap in the hedge fence I could climb through and paid my respects. Cheryl somewhat annoyed at my driving obsession to do what I had decided I wanted to do despite the dark and poor weather. Headed back for Ieper and ...
Through Wind and Rain for Frites
... the 366 steps up the 290-foot bell tower in the Markt square. The staircase was winding, narrow and packed with tourists trying to make their way both up and down (in a confined space that often barely allowed for one person). This was definitely not for claustrophobes. We were rewarded with 360 degree views of Bruges, even seeing old-fashioned windmills off in the distance. Because you can never be too thorough, we felt it was necessary to sample a few more Belgian chocolates. Today ...
Belgium
... frustrating day. Though we never go to McDonald's or Burger King at home, the Quick's greasy burger and a fountain drinks (with ice!) were a welcome relief. The Quick also had free wifi so we hung out there a little bit; we checked emails and Facebook, and I posted the Paris entry. We are hoping the campground in Amsterdam has a computer so we can upload the pictures from Amanda's camera to Facebook. So far we have only posted London ...
Brugge
... which, apparently, leans slightly to the east! This building, and the city itself, has a very rich history... I have to be honest though, my only familiarity with it prior to our visit was due to the film ‘In Bruges’.
Another destination popular among tourists is the beer wall! Not being a beer fan, I wasn’t really excited about sampling any but... when in Brugge! I drank half of my beer out on the terrace sat next to ...
Bruges
... we meandered around the cobbled streets and Tom bought some Trappist beer which he had learnt about during the beer tasting. There is a particular story that goes with it. Something along the lines of the following: (To be continued as I need to consult Thomas!)
Interesting facts:
- The Chocolate Line is one of Bruges' finest chocolate houses and come highly recommended
by both super-cool map and brewery tour guide. They made ...
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