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Belgian Battlefields
... checking the Visitor's Books at each cemetery to see if we can come across any evidence of the North High connection visiting the same places we have been. This was all we could do of our tour (Flanders Fields Museum in Ieper being closed on Mondays and we have visited the Menin Gate twice for the 8pm service) so we followed Bob Shaw's recommendation and headed towards Poperinge to see the Lyssenthock Cemetery. This was a real highlight of our day. Our visit began in the very ...
Cobblestones & Stairs
Our travel pace has eased a little over the past two days as we ventured by train into the Unesco listed and very lovely, Brugges. Staying at B&B Sint Niklaas, we were warned that there may be some roadworks out front, and that in the mornings the workers could be starting at 6.30am.
Thinking that the works would be pretty normal (well, 'Australian normal') I thought that the B&B would be fine so confirmed the booking a number of ...
Chocolate in Brugge
... April
Woke up with a pretty sore head today, but managed to get up in time for the breaky which was ok except for the whole no toaster thing. After breaky I slowly got ready to head out to the free walking tour. The walking tour went for two hours and was run by the same guy as the pub crawl. It was pretty interesting and explained abit about the history and the many ...
Day 3 – Anniversary walks, carriage rides an
... Subway…).
After a stop for a drink – a hot chocolate this time instead of a beer (the temperature has turned decidedly nippy despite the sunshine) – we continue our mission to explore every inch of the city. We find ourselves caught up in a school crowd; – the students look a lot more sophisticated than our English high school rabble – discover even more churches and little parks, and then stop for the obligatory beer and ...
Harping on about Bruges
... from it! Between all the horse drawn carts, bikes, tourists and party-going locals, it was actually harder to get around than ever before. Mind you, I’m not going to complain about cars being taken off the roads for a day - well done Belgium!
We followed the sound of a big brass band to find it disturbing the peace right outside the Convent and the ‘Lake of Love’ although the swans seemed to be enjoying it as they flocked near. ...
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