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Belgian Battlefields
... checking the Visitor's Books at each cemetery to see if we can come across any evidence of the North High connection visiting the same places we have been. This was all we could do of our tour (Flanders Fields Museum in Ieper being closed on Mondays and we have visited the Menin Gate twice for the 8pm service) so we followed Bob Shaw's recommendation and headed towards Poperinge to see the Lyssenthock Cemetery. This was a real highlight of our day. Our visit began in the very ...
In Bruges (Come on, I had to...)
... I managed to drive through 2 No Entry signs. The first time even another driver in a French car followed me before immediately doing a 3-point turn - even the French don't understand their own signs! Miserable signage. Their speed limits make me laugh too. What is the point of changing the limit on an exit from 90 to 70 to 50 at 5-yard intervals? So police can hand out more speeding tickets or so that they can give more work to ...
Venice of the North
We didn't know much about Bruges, and truth be told we were thinking about sacrificing it due to time constraints. However we decided to give it a go as it was our only Belgium stop.
We arrived mid afternoon in time for a walking tour run by the hostel. Free walking tours are always a gamble and their success revolves around the quality of your guide. The Bruges walking tour was poor due to the obnoxious, rude and lame tour guide we had. ...
And the adventure begins!
... in the morning. So we found a suitable spot, set up the tents and decided we would have some packet pasta for dinner as all the shops were closed by that point.
As we set up for dinner, we got out our gas cooker. Now before I tell you the rest of this story, keep in mind that 4 out of 5 of us are not campers and have no idea about any of this. The gas cooker required you to lock the gas can in and then turn the knob to click the ignition on and ...
Cheers to the "Venice of the North"
... areas. Turns out Brugge and Chris have one distinct factor in common, too: lasagna.
Early the next morning, C and I steal away for a quiet walk outside the canals through idyllic neighborhoods. We eat pastries and drink bold coffee. Brugge is lovely in the morning before the throngs of tourists either awaken from drunken slumber or arrive by the busloads.
We catch a tour of De Halve Maan (The Half Moon) Brewery with our dear Irish ...
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