Mercure Nijmegen Centre 3m

... first time would have clued me in I was you know what out of luck. I guess I was just expecting some kind of miracle. I waited a while to see if the door might reopen if no payment was received. Nope. Not a chance. My bag was a hostage inside a train station.<br><br>Anyone walking past me was fair game and I would ask if someone would let me pay them three Euros cash if they would swipe their card. You can imagine how that went over at 6:50 in the dark morning. Some whacko ...

... a door opening onto an upstairs terrace overlooking the shops), an attic room, A beautiful dining room with electric fireplace, a covered outdoor (alfresco) area, a double story shed and a cafe style kitchen.<br>We are very happy and can't wait to move in on the 1st of November.<br>Papers are signed and we a madly buying beds, TV units etc.<br>Hopefully we will see some of you there on your travels.<br>Shannon and Petra.<br><br>

... within maybe 50 metres of the train was just a green blur. Farm houses a kilometre away just zipped by. It was an awesome and exhillarating way to travel.<br> Unfortunately our speed was not great enough. We fell farther and farther behind schedule, until we arrived in Brussels 40 minutes late. We missed our connection to the Eurostar train that was to take us under the English Channel. Then, we got a bit of a run-around as to how to get on the the ...

Before my trip to Amsterdam, Amanda and I took a quick day trip to Nijmegen to explore another city in the Netherlands. It only takes about an hour on the bus, so it made for a perfect day trip! We had such a nice day there! Again, we got really lucky with the weather-it was super sunny all day! We didn't really know anything about the city-we just decided to go there and ...

... brought a case of Sekt which is a German sparkling wine. She said the tradition in Germany is to greet each guest with a glass of Sekt which was a task I happily undertook. There was plenty of beer and other beverages as well as an abundance of yummy food. <br><br>I don't know how many people came in and out of the ...

... a few neat looking buildings (castle, big cathedral, central square). The photography museum was just ok though (and the price was A LOT higher than what was listed in Lonely Planet). Didn't do any diamond shopping. I did sample the local cuisine though....waffles and french fries (supposedly french fries were first made in Belgium). Brugge reminded me a lot of Amsterdam with all its canals and arched bridges. It's a ...