Jadis et Naguere
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So it's really real?
... none of us actually touched the earth with our feet. The bus disembarked, and we drove straight through to Belgium which was to be home number 1 (376 km down, a long way to go!) Now the idea of a bush camp to some people seems a little daunting, however, our bush camp involved driving round to see if we could find somewhere suitable to camp.... a Belgians horse field was it! The truck driver Adam did an IMMENSE reverse in through some skinny **** gates, missing ...
Belgium surely can't get better - can it?
... again!
We didn't do an awful lot except for drink, sorry Brussels but don't worry..I still had an amazing time!!
We were like 2 kids in a sea full of candy as we struck the famous 'Delerium Street' - I actually think it is false advertising calling that bar that, we drank through the human equivalent of Delirious at about 9pm and went ...
In the afternoon, I'm having WAFFLES!
... to travel for work and for pleasure regularly. Yesterday, we met a delegation from Texas, and today an alumna from Kansas – P2P is everywhere! J
At 4:15, our group was reunited and we headed back to the square. Some people needed to visit a restroom, and they were fortunate to find a restaurant that didn’t charge for it (usually 50 cents or more to use the WC). We arrived back at the main square in ...
Chocolate, Waffles and Beer….aka Heaven
... long and when all your day consists of is seeing the city spending 30 minutes walking to it just makes sense. We had our tourist map and walked to all the Brussels sites. We walked by the old court houses (Justice Place), the Royal Place where the royal family used to live (but not anymore), saw the really big St. Jacques Coudenberg church, the statue of the little peeing kid (seriously that’s all it is, they ...
Bruxelles
... to be from Eastern Europe. They are all shapes and sizes and ages too. This area amazes me, but it also makes me sad too. Regardless, the silver lining is that the occupation is regulated, government regulated.
After seeing this last area, we make our way home. Again, I nod off only to be awoken by the train conductor checking for tickets.
It isn't long before we make it to S's so we can drive back to C's for dinner. Waiting at the front door ...
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