Hotel 't Hert Genk
Winterslagstraat 11 Genk, Limburg, 3600, Belgium
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Sunday in Eindhoven
Sunday: slept in, had a small breakfast and just chilled.
After a lunch of leftovers, we went for a long walk along the Dommel. Its all very nicely kept parklands on both banks, and it opens up into a large park (Genneper park).
Tonight we're having chicken soup for dinner - nothing too exciting.
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Maastricht Dag Reis
... rest of the afternoon was spent walking around the old city and squares. To warm up we stopped at a pastry shop and had some warm drinks and cakes (cherry pie and a chocolate croissant). And just before we got on the train home, we bought more cakes (another eclair, a raisin/custard thing, and a slice of cherry pie) for dessert back in Eindhoven.
So at home now - eating spaghetti with meatballs. Tomorrow is relaxo day - sleep in, walk around town, watch TV.
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Back in Eindhoven for 2012
... As Ioana said, "what's so special about a collage? We did those in kindergarten!"
Friday night we stayed at home and had a nice meal, slevinken (a dutch thing, like sausages but instead of intestines, they put proscuitto). We also booked all the things for the next few weeks - train tickets and accommodation in Bruges for next weekend, and the hire car for our trip to Luxembourg the weekend after ...
Midweek Belgium and a few days Holland
... Imagine around a thousand screaming children, suffocating chloride swimming pool smell and people feasting on burgers and fries from a place that smells even worse. Whoohoo fun! Well at least for the kids it is, so Quentin had a blast in the wave pool and trying out the slides, not the higher ones, those are too scary for him. After a couple of hours we bribed him out of the chloride dome with the promise of food. On the way back we bought some logs ...
Weeks 8-9: Denmark, Spain and a Belgian Hospital
... hotdog, which is eaten with both raw and fried (Asian-style dried) onions, remoulade, ketchup and pickles. It was fantastic and I'm really beginning to think I could have made this into a purely food-related blog... We arrived in Odense fairly late and walked, again through the rain, to meet Emil at the birth-house of Hans Christian Andersen. Emil and I rushed around this pretty awesome little museum. We were there for nearly an hour, but could easily have spent 2 leqrning about ...
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