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Belgian Battlefields
... another township we could not drive through as the main road was being reconstructed. This has happened to us three times in the last two days and makes things very difficult when you have no idea where detours are taking you and the Sat Nav lady is telling you to "turn right" into a road that is well and truly blocked! As a consequence of one such detour we stumbled across a major Belgian Cemetery near Houthulst - I had wanted to visit here but had given up hope as it was well ...
Chocolate and waffles and beer - oh my!
... Waffle Factory for delicious Belgian Liege-style waffles. These are chewy and dense (unlike the light, crispy ones we typically think of), and come smothered in the topping of your choice - chocolate for Sukh and Nutella for me. Brussels' other main attraction is a rude little fellow - the Manneken-Pis. It's a statue/fountain less than two feet tall of a little boy peeing and it represents the city's freedom and love of life. He's so popular that there are huge ...
"In 80 yds, Turn Right!!"
... man who stretched out over a sofa, snored the entire 2hr journey ("Oh to be old and free") and kept on terrifying the young man sat next to him with every snort and a young english family (I could only see the mother and two sons - one named "Tim") who were colour co-ordinated in what looked like a cross between clothes for a summer fete and lederhosen (the boys were in in braces, baggy smart shirts and socks up to their knees). The rich can get away with anything it ...
In Brugge
... under the weight of all sorts of stemware - pot glasses, champagne flutes, small bowls and test tubes amongst them. As any visitor to a Belgian beer cafe in Australia will know, the glass is then cleaned with water and a knife like implement us used to sluice the beer's head before it is presented to you with the glass and bottle labels neatly facing you. Unlike in Australia though, such presentation of universally excellent beers will set you back only 1.50 to ...
Still In F*@%ing Bruges
... sight but unfortunately the vile is enclosed within a slab of stone for safe keeping. Next we visited a Begjnhof with is a 18th century community for widows and spinsters. We saw how the women of this place lived and visited a typical house which was much more spacious than we were expecting. Next we made our way, over canals and past impressively strong horses pulling carriages to the Saturday food market. It was a frenzy ...
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