Nicky's Bed & Breakfast
Ganzenstraat 37, Brugge
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Nicky's Bed & Breakfast Brugge

Ganzenstraat 37 Brugge, West Flanders, 8000, Belgium

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... was characterized by economic diversification, which fostered employment and prosperity. The flax industry set the tone. Thanks to the retting process, the water in the river Leie was of an excellent quality, which earned the Leie the name of "Golden River". "

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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 ...

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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 ...

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... into this I have also found that it could mean adding weight to the grave to keep the souls in check and at peace or to show that the person is still one of God's 'sheep' (A shepherd would count his sheep using pebbles in a sling, one pebble for each sheep).
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Booked it, packed it, F***ed off. In the long living words of Peter Kay. Easy as that. After spending numerous hours trying to decide where we would go for a long weekend break, I settled on Bruges after finding ferry crossings for a mere 42 quid return and hearing nice things about one of the most famous places for balacing that difficult to master trick of both pleasing men with beer and women with chocolate. It seemed ideal. The drive would take less than the journey ...

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