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... I would certainly not have been able to explain myself as easily or, heaven forbid, in Ghana, where none of those tests would have been easy, and where I would have flatly refused exploratory surgery. If it had happened there, I would certainly have headed home to Australia immediately.<br><br>So now to wait and see, for my passport, as well as my health. For those Belgians who are reading this, this is the reason I have not contacted you yet, and since I will be really taking it easy ...

During our stay in Spa we had the most scary, horrible, unpleasant experience ever in a restaurant.<br><br>The restaurant to avoid is "Le Bouchon Gourmand", the owner does not hesitate to insult customers, lock them into the restaurant if there is a dispute on the bill, and claim more money than is due. <br><br>See more on www.bouchon-gourmand.blogspot.com

... one for 50 Euro, so I was a little suspicious of this price. So I decided to go to the other mattress place...across town. Got on a couple different buses and eventually made it there. These mattresses were the same price, and big slabs of foam with a covering. I felt a little uncertain about spending 100 euro on a big foam slab, so when the lady was talking to some other customers I slipped out. Soooo back to the first store. The salesguy ...

Hi all,<br><br>Had a pretty lazy Sunday. I know that tomorrow is going to be very busy so I just wanted to relax today. Had apple strudel ala mode for lunch, haha. Then we had a turkish dish for dinner. It was chicken wings and sliced potatoes on a pan lightly smothered in tomato sauce with lots of spices and garlic. It was pretty good! I just dont like the skin or fat on chicken, and I dont like ...

After popping into and out of Germany, we were now back in Belgium. It was beginning to get a bit dark, and we still had at least 200 miles left to drive.<br><br>Gaz's motor was struggling, and threatening to overheat, so we stopped to let it cool down.<br><br>With the vehicles all decorated with stickers, we attracted a bit of attention, and a Belgian couple took our ...

Once in Elsloo, we stopped to find postcards (having completely missed the observations again), only to find that the only card shop was closed that afternoon.<br><br>Up the road a bit, and Kieran was dropping a card into the door of a Landy enthusiast they had met on the recce. The guy turned up at that moment, and so we were invited in for a refreshing cold drink. The Landyprikkers overtook us at that point, and went on their way. We then ...

... and I stepped back into the hazy, drizzling day and trudged to the central square, Place de Saint Lambert and into a far more receptive information office. Again victims of translation, we were disappointed to discover the beautiful Palais des Princes Eveques served as lawyers' offices not a royal residence and the renowned Musee d'Armee was closed for renovation. So we resigned ourselves to a march the 372 stairs to the top of the Citadel, a former strategic ...

... was worth it, the Christmas market was great and we had a look at some of the bars and visited the legendary POT OF MILK!!!. The next day we drove to Aachen which is across the border in Germany we went to another Christmas I went to spa and watched erin help louises mum at the school. We walked around spa, it's a really pretty little town. Friday night, went out with erin and her friends and played jungle speed... crazy card game . Saturday ...

Petite soirée entre amis avant le grand départ Avant notre depart, nous avons décidé de nous faire une petite soirée entre amis. Pour cela, nous avons cherché un bon café en ville où nous pouvions nous retrouver tranquillement (pas trop de monde, une musique pas trop forte pour discuter). Après une dure recherche parmi les ...

(Originally published at http://www.troysgonewalkabout.com)<br>< br>The slight morning drizzle did not hamper us from exploring the centre of Maastricht, and it felt nice to be amongst the local goings-on in the busy market square. But, although we were enjoying being in the midst of life on the other side of the world from where we were born and raised, Amber and I soon got a surprise reminder of home. In a park on ...