Novotel Noord Antwerp
Luithagen Haven 6 Antwerp, Antwerpen, 2030, Belgium
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Fred Ferkles
On to Cologne after Munster - by this point we had built up more courage to try out phrases from the German CD, Hotdog's favourite when forced to was asking for the 'rectum' at the end of the meal instead of the 'rechtung' which made us giggle. Did a LOT of walking, round and round in circles at points but was really happy to witness a lot of stereotypical ...
Final night in Antwerp
... went to the emergency room earlier. She also said they would be trying to catch the next flight home so they would not be joining us in Greece. She gave us our stipend money for Athens and a message from Dr. Wright, "Don't pet the dogs." (there are stray dogs everywhere in Athens).
We had a few hours after our meeting before our closing dinner. We were to meet at the cathedral and walk from there to the restaurant. Some of the NDSU students went around earlier and ...
Another Last, Another First, Another Train
... period doors I’m met by the sight of a ceiling of foil trim and baroque finishing in all its gaudy glory. This was erected as a community square, and is sometimes hired out to the rich or a charity, but usually exists as an enclosed area for the shops to sit around. A giant champagne glass sits to one end, signaling the entrance to the bar, where I hope they serve champagne. While note champagne, Erwin does collect a large selection of beers to try, something he mentioned ...
Erm.. good riddance
... next to me..
so finally it was morning, i had the fasted shower anyone would have thought possible and i was out. Goodbye hostel!! So off we went to tour Antwerp but found there was not much too it. After literally being pushed off a tram face forward by an old grumpy man not once but twice that was really it.
Goodbye rude Antwepians and here we come Amsterdam!!!
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In the Land of Chocolate & Diamonds
... running about, trying to lap up the water that was falling on their faces, and getting completely soaked and falling on the slippery ground...
The cathedral nearby turned out to be worth the visit, as they had a special exibhit of tryptics and paintings that had originally been in the church aisles that were on loan from the museum. It was neat to see it all together, similar to how it would have looked back when it was first built. Then I walked down to ...



