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Bruges!
Hey everyone! Sorry I haven't updated in a bit, I've been busy with midterms and papers and all that which makes puts the "study" in study abroad. So I left off in Florence. The following weekend I stayed here at the castle to study for my midterms and just relax. It was very nice and peaceful. The following Saturday, Dan and I took a train to …
On Bruges
... wooden doors and menacing arrow slits presumably set up to defend against rogue packs of Hun bandits. Or maybe just drunken Brits on stag parties bent on overtaking the fort and, I don’t know, maybe ringing the bell at all the wrong times and messing with the lunch rush at pasta takeaway shops, or maybe sprinkling coins to the ground far below to scatter the crowd before plummeting to an honourable fog-shrouded death. Good news on all fronts – no strain-induced heart ...
Three Great Days
... gray, but not rainy until the middle when we got lunch. Our original plan was to bike to the TINY town of Damme for lunch. ( The whole city is 3 km. around ) Our plan was thwarted when we got to Damme aye 11:30. Way too early for lunch. So we biked a little farther and turned around to come back to Damme. When we got back to Damme it was beautiful out. So, we looked for an outside restaurant by the river. We found luck for drinks, no luck for food. So we sat down and enjoyed our drinks. ...
Beautiful Brugge
... the information necessary on the sites, views, history best places to eat and drink etc. One of the top tips was to hit the Banhaus hostel on the edge of Brugge for happy hour (18:00-19:00), at 1 euro a beer it was a must do. In true traveling fashion, the chance to save a bit of money was very welcome. We arrived at the bar around 17:50 which meant instead of just going in like we normally would we had to kill 10 minutes before happy hour kicked in! Anyway there will be pictures of ...
Chocolate, beer and waffles, now THATS Easter!
... we needed a pit stop. What a shame there was a cute wee bakery nearby that served waffles! I only had two waffles on the entire Belgium trip and this was my first, it was covered in strawberries, whipped cream and chocolate sauce, mmmmm.
Refueled, we moved onto one of my highlights of the trip, the Begijnhof (or Benguinage) also known as the Convent. The whitewashed housefronts, tranquil convent garden and beguinage museum ...
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