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Belgian Battlefields
... This site now is now shared with a few sheep quietly going about their business. Next stop was Bedford House Cemetery and again we walked over this extensive commemorative location. This cemetery has 6 separate sections and therefore covers quite a considerable area. We could find few signs of the large chateau that was originally located at this site. The small stream at the road end of the cemetery was running strongly after recent rain and we had further showers while we visited. ...
Mosquitoes on the attack
... hot!
After dinner outside, we went to the festival gardens and watched a great Swing band with double bass, slide (Hawaiian) guitar and lead guitar. The girl singer was excellent like the rest of the band, no weak link. John went off to collect jumper and cardigan and when he arrived back a couple of guys started doing street theatre badly, Diablo and commentary, very strange. It was to fill in the gap whilst the next band was setting up, but we ...
A Fantastic Beer Day in Western Belgium
... of the big destinations for a true beer lover, Westvleteren Sint Sixtus Brewery. I had tried calling for weeks to get an appointment to purchase beer (www.sintsixtus.be) but never got through. Thanks Elke for trying over 300 hundred times and scoring for us! We hop in to visit En De Vredes to taste Westvleteren 8 and Westvleteren 12 in side by side tastes in their cafe/beer garden across the street from the abbey. The place is huge, it must seat ...
Brussels Taffic Nightmares and land of windmills
After one last European breakfast and delicious pot of coffee at Brasserie Meyer, it is time to leave Luxembourg and return to Belgium. Marshall wants to stop at the big grocery store, Cactus, as he noted a Cactus "Drink" next to the Cactus “Restaurant” next to the Cactus “market” where he might find some more beer to add to his collection. We have no idea how we are going to get this stuff back. We came with 6 large beers and ...
A day in Ieper
... existed since at least the 1st century CE, as history records it being raided by the Romans. It grew in size and importance and became a textile center in the 13-16th centuries, during which time the towering Cloth Hall was built.
And then World War I happened. Ieper stood directly in the path of the Schlieffen Plan, Germany's strategy for winning the war. Once this plan had failed, the city stood between the Germans ...
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