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It's a f@#king fairytale city!
We pulled into the bruges train station at around 4.30pm. Then caught the #14 bus to the town centre - where we got off the bus about 4 stops too early. Ooops. So loaded with packs we walked the rest of the way to the B&B while the proceeding buses whizzed past us.Not so funny at the time but we can look back and laugh now.
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Skinny tire bikes and 54 "Old Belgian" beer
Well finally talked the other half of my German trip into ditching school (I must be losing my touch). So after a weekend of Carnival German style in Freiburg (we're there were many odd costumes including a Pops look-a-like) we took the night train to Brugge for a long weekend in the land of chocolate and beer (mmm... chocolate half off). Turns out …
Belgian Battlefields
... of French soldiers were present tonight and played a minor role during the service. Each night has been different but very moving on every occasion. I am pleased we left our warm room to attend this service each of the three nights we have been in Ieper. Ate at a cafe across the square from Old Tom. Made the mistake of having soup and a main meal and so could not finish our dishes. Had a pleasant chat with three English ladies and then headed for the hotel about 22.15. A good end to a big day ...
Brugge
... few days in Brugge! After lunch we wandered through the main square and down a street towards The Chocolate Line, as recommended by Hans - 'we shouldnt go anywhere else!". The Chocolate Line is owned by the latest winner of the best Chocolatier in Europe apparently. I'm telling you, its an experience unto itself. His window had a massive brain made out of chocolate in it with red (strawberry) chocolate oozing out of it so this ...
38 miles through the fields of Flanders
... a much greater egg content and were very delicious. In the evening the kids went on a scavenger hunt for Belgian chocolate and the adults visited a Belgian brewery. One of the instructions for the scavenger hunt was to find three chocolates that represented something experienced on the trip. Alexis chose an umbrella shaped chocolate (for the rain), a horse shaped chocolate (for the animals we saw), and a poppy shaped chocolate (for the poppy ...
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