Hostellerie 't Gravenhof
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Belgian Battlefields
... day began with another frustrating look for the Yorkshire Trench located just on the city outskirts. We had unsuccessfully tried to find this place yesterday. Clear signs were at each end of the road in which this trench was located, however there was no sign at the actual site and so we had driven past it twice concentrating on the busy industrial traffic before finding this interesting site. This trench was uncovered as Ieper built an industrial precinct and over 200 bodies ...
Último día en Brujas!!
... nos encontremos a Alena, nuestra amiga alemana que conocimos en Mendoza!!! Es realmente SURREAL ver a alguien que conociste hace tanto tiempo, a miles de kilómetros de distancia. Me pasó con Alena, y me va a pasar con el resto de los chicos que vea, que son varios!!!
Bueno….hasta mañana gente!! Espero que hayan disfrutado de esto. Se debe haber notado cómo me gustó la ciudad, porque escribí cerca de 3 páginas completas en los dos blogs de Brujas. Adios!! Nos espera ...
Not for the Belgian beer but the chocolate!
... various modes of transport we arrived in Belgium via Antwerp. The hostel we were staying at is called Charlie Rocket's. I didnt know what to expect accommodation wise having never done the backpacking thing before. Judging by the bar downstairs it was immediately obvious that it was unlikley to be a quiet night with quality sleep, especially with a curfew of 4am - I was thankful I had packed earplugs! As it turned out I was even more grateful that I had packed my sleeping ...
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'
... well.
That evening, I went to a restaurant the name of which I can't immediate recall and had a delicious salad. I decided to try to not use English, and the salad was about the only thing I thought I could pronounce half right. Luckily, it was pretty good, albeit a tad heavy on the raw herring. I got by though, I went back to the hotel afterwards and spent the evening catching up on my Facebookery.
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