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“There Filming Midgets” In Bruges!!!
... 8217;s for later in life! But getting a Belgium waffle was defo in the budget, one with caramel sauce and the other with chocolate sauce, mmmhh so good!
We took out last stroll through the magnificent square for the last time, we gathered around a crowd gawking at a street performer. Oh my God this girl was terrible, people stayed to laugh AT her! I was embarrassed for her. Anything she did was terrible, like juggling with 3 balls, she couldn’t even do that! Poor ...
More Churches, Mussels and a Long Climb
... back. This complex houses nuns, and we toured the grounds and the small prayer chapel.
I bought some postcards today, and a beer glass with a scene from the Markt on it. For dinner tonight we went to a small restaurant across the street from the one we ate at yesterday. We didn't eat until 4:00 this evening, and by then most of the restaurants and bistros are closed here. For Euro 22 we got a salad of corn, carrots, lettuce, bacon and shrimp. For the main course we ...
Bruges Zotten
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We visited the Belfort (Bell Tower) first thing after breakfast, figuring that it would be easier to climb the 366 steps to the top of the tower while our legs were still fresh. Up we climbed to the very top, the steps getting narrower and steeper the further we went. On the way we saw the machinery that worked the massive bells and the giant clock face mechanisms. Once at the top, all of Brugge stretched out below, and we took some ...
A day in Ieper
... and confirmed that it worked and paid the 25 euro price. Ultimately, I would have needed it anyway, since my batteries wouldn't charge anywhere else on the trip with the regular charger. Overall a good deal.
I spent the afternoon repacking my bags to make space for my purchases... chocolates and more books than I needed about the Canadian Corps during World War I (considering how many I had brought with me.) I went ...
'I died in hell, they called it Passchendaele'
... close to 12 000 graves. The majority of the graves are unknown. When you see all the graves lined up like that, and think that this represents just the tiniest portion of the deaths, it's kind of staggering. I was a bit glad when we left.
The last stop of the tour was a the Hill 62 Museum. This tacky cafe cum museum claimed to have the most well preserved trenches from the front. ...
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