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Belgian Battlefields
Monday Dec 3 Another day in and about the battlefields of Belgium. Weather was generally poor - at times the car warned it was 3° and to be aware of 'black ice'. There was mizzle, drizzle or light rain all day. Not much fun for getting in and out of the car as we completed our battlefield car tour begun yesterday. We also encountered a number of 'closed on Mondays' situations eg. Hooge Crater Museum, our very nice bakery on the way to the car park and quite a few cafes and ...
Chocolate and waffles and beer - oh my!
... enjoying. Next on our Brussels to-do list was chocolate. The Belgians are famous for their chocolate, of course, and there are so many different ones. So how to choose? Don't worry - we did the leg-work for you (mouth-work?). We sampled chocolaty delights from the city's four supposedly best shops: Godiva, Neuhaus, Galler and Leonidas. My verdict? Neuhaus' Earl Grey praline was the winner. A tough job, but someone has to do it. Later in our Brussels city blitz we stopped ...
"In 80 yds, Turn Right!!"
... have quite happily eaten Fish and Chips, which is seriously odd. In typical style we were pulled aside for a quick vehicle check over at the Port and I am holding the beard and flatcap completely responsible. They are both difficult to let go of after returning home. Apparently we were safe to continue and were free to venture to the continent. Onto the Ferry.
The DFDS ferry was marginally the most dull trip I have ever taken. The only highlights of which were ...
In Brugge
... a bit hazy in the memory. It's the monks fault - not only do they make damn tasty beer, they make the stuff as strong as wine and as cheap as water. Actually the water is more expensive. And on every second corner is a vendor selling crispy Belgian fries with creamy mayonnaise to refuel you and spur you onto greater drinking heights. Drinking beer is elevated to the status of art form here. A special glass is required for every single beer, resulting in vast ...
Still In F*@%ing Bruges
We started our day with a hearty breakfast at our hostel which included muesli which we were all very excited about. After fuelling our bodies we set out to explore Bruges heading first to the Brug Square. The buildings in this square have wonderful facades covered with sculptures and gold. One of these is the Church of the Holy Blood which is a very old church that claims to have a vile of Jesus' congealed blood. We all were eager to see ...
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