Florida Antwerp
De Keyserlei 59 Antwerp, Antwerpen, 2018, Belgium
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One night more...
... first time setting "foot to ground" in South America, but after doing research, hearing stories from friends & people we met on travel it seems that it’s gonna turn into an unforgettable experience. As we’re backpacking we don’t really have a fixed itinerary. We only booked 2 nights upon arrival in Lima, the Salkantay Trek (hiking 80kms through the Andes in 4 days) at the end of our journey and what’s in ...
Beer, Beth and Belgium
... map so it took us a while to find it. This was made especially difficult given the icy surface of the ground, which meant we found ourselves sliding across the ground at some points, losing any form of traction. The musee de bruxelles van de gueuze was pretty cool. The guy who runs the visits and things was really friendly and he gave us little booklets and directed us to the beginning of our self-guided tour. The beer they make here is really special because hey ...
Amster...CRAP! .. Brussels (Bruxelles)
... I rushed to Gare du Nord to deal with the delightful Thalys train representatives. Urgh! They wouldn’t do anything for me and told me I’d have to buy a ticket for ~150 Euro! My original ticket was 30! I met a creepy Australian couple who suggested that I prostitute myself (to them ) for some of the price of the ticket. No thanks. Effing Hate Effing Australians.
I went back to my hostel to google ...
Erwin did it like this.
... vibration frequency I could with Tim and Francoise. Valentine catches up when we’re about half way along, the tunnel, her footsteps a faster rhythm than any other on the concrete. The escalators on the other side make more noise and this carries down the tunnel, making the machines sound very intimidating like gnashing teeth.
Out on the other side and we walk to the water’s edge. Here with a brilliant view of the city skyline with all the notable buildings in view. ...
Beers + Chocolate = a happy Jo
... huge arc way that's surrounded by three of Bruseels largest museums: the Royal Arts, the Army Museum and Autoworld. The first two were amazing. The third one, I walked in and found myself completely uninterested so I walked out and sat in the park for a solid hour or so. It's really something. There was an EU festival going on when I was there so by the EU headquarters, there were musicians, artists, face painters, etc. It's was huge. Tons of people. I also went to the international ...



