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On Bruges
... places to try the same beer. After all, with all the canals, bridges and old buildings and such, well, it’s pretty much a ******* fairy tale. Oh and by the way, it’s in Belgium. Yeah, I know, we thought that was weird, too.
Our version of some of the film's best scenes:
Climbing the Belfort
366 narrow, claustrophobic steps to the top winding past old bells (the ringing kind, not the sipping iced tea and entertaining gentleman callers ...
Three Great Days
It's been three days since I wrote, so I will give you a nice, detailed description of an abbreviated three days. On the 2 of August, we had a great day. By then, Sam had mastered handbrakes and was using them well enough(That is not to say fluently). So, we decided to go on the same trail that we had went on the day before. This time we used a much shorter way out of town. Getting to the trail was infinitely easier. Once we got to the trail, it was just as beautiful as before. It was ...
Beautiful Brugge
... would have been a lot better in the evening when it is all lit up but they aren’t available. The boat trip made us a little peckish so we found one of Brugge’s many parks and sat down for some lunch before returning back to the camper for a short while.
In the campsite reception we found some great free maps detailing Brugge, Ghent and Antwerp(picture to be posted). They are traveller’s guides to the city written by people that live there. They give ...
Chocolate, Fries and Beer!
... the streets the smell of marijuana was prevalent, as were the shops to purchase all manner of intoxicants, from joints to opium to mushrooms. We checked out the red light district and it was exactly as we had always heard. Scantily clad women stood in small windows at street level offering their services, and if the heavy red drapes were pulled shut that meant they were busy with a customer. We were told that these are mainly ...
Chocolate, beer and waffles, now THATS Easter!
... wasn’t where it was supposed to be and we got caught in a bout of heavy rain, luckily we weren’t on bikes and ducked into a book shop for cover… After the rain had stopped we visited Onze Lieve Vrouwekerk (Church of our Lady). A really big, beautiful church with architecture from the Romanesque and Gothic periods, it houses one of the few Michelangelo sculptures outside of Italy, the "Madonna with child".
After all ...
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