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Belgian Battlefields
... of French soldiers were present tonight and played a minor role during the service. Each night has been different but very moving on every occasion. I am pleased we left our warm room to attend this service each of the three nights we have been in Ieper. Ate at a cafe across the square from Old Tom. Made the mistake of having soup and a main meal and so could not finish our dishes. Had a pleasant chat with three English ladies and then headed for the hotel about 22.15. A good end to a big day ...
Mosquitoes on the attack
... boat so John could have a power nap as he did not sleep very well last night. He is complaining about all the mosquito bites he has got and of course they are much worse than the ones Isi has, like man flu! We have to agree he does have the most bites, but Isi has the largest ones. He is not used to getting bitten, and don’t we know it!
When we arrived back, the temperature down below was 39°C 101°F as all windows and hatches had been closed, ...
Cycling from Kortrijk to Wervik
The weather was cloudy and mild. Unusual for Belgium in the winter.
I went to one of the local bicycle shops in Kortrijk, Mobile and was able to rent a nice touring bike.
As the weather was clear I took the bike for a short ride to Wervik, only `20 km from Kortrijk.
It was a lovely ride along the Lys, riding past farm houses and small ...
A Fantastic Beer Day in Western Belgium
... to the National Hop Museum in Poperinge BE. The ride is peaceful through the flatlands. It is funny to see vegetable gardens right up next to villages. Every bit of space is utilized. We go through the 3 story museum and learn of how hops was the major crop of this town and how it was harvested, dried, and packaged in 75kg bales. As we leave we spot hop vines towering over 10 feet high and snap a few pictures.
Not too far away we head ...
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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- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Wheelchair accessibility
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