Le Zanzibar Victoria Hotel
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Belgian Battlefields
... dark by now (5.30pm) - Cheryl more than annoyed that I pulled over and went for a quick walk in the dark through the road end of the cemetery. Different again but just as huge as other cemeteries we had visited. A few quick photos and back into the car for the last leg back to car park. A glass of wine, rest (Cheryl grabbed 40 winks) and a refreshing shower before heading out for our last chance to attend Men in Gate Service. Clear skies outside but not quite as cold as last night. ...
Row upon row they rest
... package to those who stayed at least two days this winter. The package included reduced entries to some museums, a free drink at the local Flanders Fields Museum and 25€ off an evening meal. Back at the hotel we had time to refresh in our room and then enjoyed a wonderful dinner of carrot soup followed by rack of lamb. This had to be amongst the best food we have eaten thus far on our holiday -even better with the huge discount. A few Belgian ...
Day One :D
... say I don't know the words at all). So now, as the Olympic basketball begins to get tense, I am still sitting on the bed and I am still being instructed by hereditary sloth, in a very Shakespearean fashion. All in all, the first day of our holiday has been better than expected, and much less boring. I'll be spending the remainder of the evening reading 'The Language of Flowers' by Vanessa Diffenbaugh - something I have been looking forward to for aaaages. Night night everybody :) ...
First visitors aboard
... in the store before heading back to the boat. A trolley was loaded with our goodies and then we waved the others off to see if they could get on an earlier ferry than the 8pm one they had booked.
Once we were back on board, we stowed the food and drink and John did some passage planning for tomorrow as we think the weather looks OK, so far at any rate! We have to go such a long way round the avoid the Belgian 12 mile waters due to us having red diesel in ...
On the Road Again!!
... and chases the ten Euros down the toll road retrieving it to our applause thus saving Colin 10 Euros....I love the French!!!!! Arrive at Forge St Marie 300 miles later having passed through a few very lively villages; Poisson had a band playing in the square and a Sunday market, quite a festive affair but we couldn't stop not with a campervan in those lovely winding streets only wide enough for two Smart cars!!! The site is ...
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