Cecilia B&B
Verbrand Nieuwland 36, Brugge
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Cecilia B&B Brugge

Verbrand Nieuwland 36 Brugge, West Flanders, B-8000, Belgium

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... situated on the crossroads of Tongeren-Kassel and Tournai-Oudenburg. Caroticum is a Latin form of an old Celtic name.

In Roman times Kortrijk saw its first trade activity at the junction of two Roman roads. In the 5th century the Romans made way for the Frankish, who converted to Christianism.

Between the 9th and the 18th centuries, Kortrijk was part of the County of Flanders. This county was continuously endangered by the great ...

From "Flander's fields" to Westvleteren

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... 8217;s brew place and I should say a little about the beer and the men that brew it. For a couple of hundred years the beer Westvleteren has been brewed by the Saint Sixtus, Trappist Monks of the town of Westvleteren. It is a one of seven trappist beers in the world. To be a trappist beer the beer must be brewed inside the monastery walls, and it is brewed in the Saint Sixtus Monastery. The monks have vowed celibacy, ...

This is one city I will visit again

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... I just strolled back and forth across, sometimes stopping to take pictures, sometimes stopping for coffee or a beer and to read. You can feel the vibe of all the good people. You can see it in their facial expressions and their body language. There are hundreds of bikes in town and not one is locked up. No one is afraid of anyone walking out on their tab at restaurants. Everyone is genuinely happy and enjoying ...

In Flanders Fields the poppies grow..

A travel blog entry by martinandkate

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... as Kate stayed in the car as it made the experience quite personal. It sent shudders down my spine seeing row of row of;

'A Soldier of the Great War' 'Known unto God'.

I've never really got the unknown soldier thing before - It's sunk in now.

We went from this mini-tour to the Paschendale Museum and in classic Martin and Kate style read pretty much everything in sight. It was a very good museum only slightly ruined by a student ...

"In 80 yds, Turn Right!!"

A travel blog entry by martinandkate

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... and the ferry is only a 2 hr hop, Dover to Dunkirk.

Up at the crack of dawn (or 2 hours before it as the case was) and we drove down to Dover without any hassles. The M25 is a pleasure at 4.30am. If only work could start at that time and finish a little earlier I would be in my element.
Kate reminisced driving through Dover of a fish and chip shop she visited as a kid and we had a look for it but couldn't see it. Considering the time of the morning ...