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Saturday night, we went out in Brussels to Delirium bar, which had a huge selection of beers to choose from. We sampled Cactus beer (green and tasted like limes), apple beer, mango beer, and various dark and light beers (don't worry, the group of 6 of us split all these). My two selections where the favorites of the evening – a dark beer from an abbey that I picked mostly because its description included the word "chocolate," and a light beer that ...

... the amount of churches that I will see would be incredilbe. They are so incredible that I am almost getting tired of touring them. I keep looking for the different ones, ones that aren't cookie cutter to the next. I ceritnally wasn't going to pay the cover to see yet another one. I cruised the steets, ate French Fries and Mayonnasie and headed back to the hostel. I then met Brian. He was a track and feild athlete that was going to be in a meet in two ...

Now I'm in Belgium. Yesterday we went to Brugge which is this tiny picturesque (tourist-filled) little town in Belgium. It was really pretty. We climbed 366 steps to the top of the belfry. It was up what I thought was a fairly narrow staircase. Then it was time to come down. Staircases are a lot narrower on the way down. The people going up got automatic right-of-way because the people going down were like "no it's fine, I'll just ...

... a grand corridor cluttered with Tintin's rocket, a smiling Asterix and a very blue Smurf. Here one is treated to not only a testament to the many characters and creators of this literary culture, but also to an interesting insight into the art of the comic. Being a comic book museum, the displays tend to show instead of tell. Thus, the process of creating a comic book, from drafting text to filling in the ink to creative mass ...

... and the mannekin pis, which i will include the pics. IUf you dont know that is the statue of the baby taking a leak. of course, baby boy alex has a new t shirt coming with a baby boy taking a leak. I want to encourage all to **** outdoors like my baby boy likes too!! Anyway, today we hopped on the train, and in 1 1/2 hours, were in PAris. Visited notre dame, oh, ill tell you more later. LaterS!!!

Belgium Chocolate. Belgium Waffles. Belgium Fries. Yes there is really good food coming out of Belgium. Words can't even describe a hot Belgium waffle cooked up fresh and topped with your choice of whipped cream, chocolate or gooey sugar. Brussels also has an amazing main square, The Grand Place, which is probably the most impressive main square I've been to in all of Europe. That's a pretty big statement but I'm willing to stand behind it. The square ...

... HC were disappointing to say the least. Of the 30 members we contacted, only 4 or 5 bothered to answer us, and none favourably. But luckily we could count on my Lithuanian friend Mintaute, who offered us a bed in her room. So we were set to go, having a flight ticket, a meeting time & place with Mintaute and a place to sleep. Dublin, here we come...

... the beans and then they get shipped over to Belgium where the coco powder and coco butter is used to make dark chocolate, milk chocolate and white chocolate. At first I didn't know that she was talking about coco beans as she pronounced the word coco as "caca". Then I realized that she had a heavy French accent and she was really talking about coco beans and not human excrement. Some people don't consider white chocolate a real chocolate because no coco powder is involved but just ...

... was small but little did I realise it was minuscule, no bigger than from my hand to my elbow¦don't know what that bone is called. It was definitely not worth the effort of walking in the freezing air for. What Brussels has going for it though is the fantastic pubs and bars. Small, intimate and always with a roaring fire, they were great places to escape for the afternoon. I found a street lined with restaurants, all with their fresh catches in colourful displays ...

... The answer was "you shouldn't drive to the hotel because it's so congested down there and you'll never find parking". Thank you for your insight. We finally got directions and made our way in and out of small cobblestone alleys within the old city center until we finally made our way to the hotel. Incidentally, it was not too difficult and we found parking very easily. We checked into the Marriott (E125 per night with a very nice breakfast) and dropped off our bags. From there we ...