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Antwerp
Taking an extra day of leave from work gave us a head start on our road trip to West Germany. Our route would take us to Antwerp first, the last major town for us to visit in Belgium. Travelling by car, via Dover / Dunkirk (DFDS) we arrived in Antwerp in the late afternoon, a rather stressful time to be sharing cobbled streets with heavy traffic …
Biking Day 2: The Ordeal
... we had already had our first taste of a typical Dutch autumn. In chill air dampened by a drizzling rain, we had walked the town that the Dutch had fortified against the Spanish during the 80 Years' War. Walking through the town, we could see the remains of 500-year-old earthen battlements erected to defend the harbor. These defenses were impervious to Spanish cannonballs, which would simply embed themselves in the muddy walls. The ...
Beer, Beth and Belgium
... good – things like no, chocolate doesn’t make you fat but if you are overweight, you should slim down before you introduce chocolate into your regular At the end though, we saw a chocolate demonstration. The chef was incredibly interesting – speaking in Dutch, French and English for every step she did. I was amazed at her fluency in all three languages – though that seems the norm in Belgium, something very different from Oz. We got a taste at the ...
Flight 6
... So here I am on a perfectly smooth flight, so far... A choice of vegetarian, beef stew or Indian was served for dinner and of course I chose Indian. They had tasty English tea and a really cool bag with tooth paste, socks and eye pads. I am surrounded by members of the English Royal Air Force, how cool is that. Next to me one of their doctors who has so kindly offered to have me at his place in England when I visit. They are coming back from a ...
It's WEDDING DAY in Antwerp!!
... sliced meats, cheeses, canapés, stuffed cherry peppers, tandoori chicken skewers, herring, scallops and curried couscous, fresh veggies, and of course endless flowing champagne)! My oh my, it was pretty much a meal just in itself! And the official meal hadn’t even started yet! In addition to all the food, there was dancing and chatting and laughing. Then when that was done, there was more food and dancing and laughing ...