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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 ...
That's Not Mud in the Road Between Cow Pastures
April 24 Oh Oh, That's Not Mud in the Road Between Cow Pastures
Memory moment for the day: The moment of comprehension on the face of an elderly Belgian cycler when I pantomimed asking his help fixing the chain on my rented bike. "Ja, Goot!" he exclaimed when finally the chain slipped over the front cog.
I was second at breakfast this morning. First was Abtil, an Iranian living in London. We shared a table. Our conversation you ...
Merry Christmas!
... Dan went for round two.
Completely frozen to the core and exhausted, we bid farewell to Bruges and headed back to our home-base in Brussels. Still full from our exquisite Christmas Day feast and full of wonderful holiday memories, we said good-night early and all eagerly went to bed ready for the next day’s adventure. This was one Christmas Day that will surely be in our hearts and memories for years to come.
Merry Christmas!
Dan and ...
Flander's Fields
... We then went into Messine and saw the market square. There is a museum there as well as one in Ypres but we decided to backtrack and see the Passendale museum in a town nearby.
According to our book it was meant to close at 6pm, however when we arrived just before 5pm we found our booklet was out of date and it was about to close. A couple from Australia had arrived at the same time. We were very lucky though as the woman at the ticket office ...
Crumball Rally Day 4 - Macon to Brugge
... in Dijon, which (at least the parts we saw) didn't look all that great, in contrast to the rest of the country which I thought was great.
Our final stop in France was in Metz, where we grabbed lunch, had a quick walk around the markets and I bought a crepe with strawberry jam (delicious). We had a walk through St Stephens Cathedral - a massive church whose construction started in around 1220 and finished in 1520. It is a very spectacular building, incredibly tall and ...
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