Gastenkamers De Vriese
Predikherenstraat 40, Brugge
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Gastenkamers De Vriese Brugge

Predikherenstraat 40 Brugge, West Flanders, 8000 , Belgium

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Kortrijk

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... 1815-1830), Belgium gained independence. The industrial revolution increased the pace of infrastructure development: the railway and the canal Bossuit-Kortrijk had to secure the supply of raw materials. However, in the 19th century the Kortrijk region - in common with the rest of Flanders - remained a poor region. As a result, part of the population emigrated to the industrialized regions in Northern France or even to North America.

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From "Flander's fields" to Westvleteren

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... Johanes appeared and was kind enough to offer me a place to sleep. They gave me shelter, water, food, and a place to meditate. He was hard-working and very busy, but Father Johanes still made time to talk with me. The monastery is beautiful and meticulously maintained. I consider myself lucky to have met these gracious men, and I appreciate all that they do. I went to a nice catholic mass on Sunday held by the monks and embarked shortly ...

This is one city I will visit again

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After a few days in Brussels I made my way to the medieval town of Brugge. There were a lot of tourists, but it, in no way, shape, or form, took away from the splendor of the city. Brugge, like many cities in Belgium, had tall gothic clock towers and cathedrals with spires that towered over the city, all a half a millennium old. Just to walk around the city is pleasant. At forty-five minutes to cross the city ...

In Flanders Fields the poppies grow..

A travel blog entry by martinandkate

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... by endless bombardmentover the trenches and tunnels and watched as a couple of children played amongst it all with not a clue. It was quite fitting.
I found the experience a little difficult to take in, being a place where people died at the peak of their lives fighting, not a graveyard where people are laid to rest. It all seems a little surreal now - just a bit of turf in the middle of Belgium surrounded by a few houses and bars.
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"In 80 yds, Turn Right!!"

A travel blog entry by martinandkate

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... there. Tom has questions to answer when we get home.

I checked in and asked where we could park while getting stared at by two pale creepy looking boys (clearly the managers sons) and the manager asked if I knew my way around here "I'm getting the hang of it" I responded dryly, smirking to myself. He must have thought I was nuts.
He directed me around the hotel "Three immediate right turns" to the garage. Round we went and we pulled into the "Garage". ...