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Hi everybody, We haven't been traveling very much this summer and decided to take a long weekend in Ghent, Belgium. We've written about Ghent before (aka Gent)- it's one of our favorite places close to Amsterdam. It's normally about a 2 hour drive, but ...
... /frittes in this order. Apparently there is quite a debate going on as to who actually invented fired potatoes - the French or Flanders, but the Belgians feel do strongly about it that a recent addition to the museum scene in Brugge is the Friet Museum. ...
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Mystery and Adventure sought
Posted on Jun 15, 2009, 16:04:56
... really spotty. Another good reason to travel, I guess! Where would you recommend going in the Netherlands? I just looked Flanders up John - apparently it's in The Netherlands, France & Belgium - according to Wikipedia. I think Amsterdam ...
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Mystery and Adventure sought
Posted on Jun 14, 2009, 14:49:04
Hi Kathryn, That was really the only place I could think of in the Netherlands. Flanders? Is that in the Netherlands? (Makes me think of Homer Simpson's neighbor, though). Or maybe Belgium? My geography is really spotty. Another good reason to ...
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So yer Canadian, EH?
Posted on Aug 2, 2006, 02:01:20
A couple of weekends ago, we went to see some WW1 graveyards in the Somme and Flanders Fields of Belgium. All the countries that were represented had great sites, and as I walked through the Canadian ones, I saw people with English type names, and I ...
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So yer Canadian, EH?
Posted on Aug 1, 2006, 15:29:27
A couple of weekends ago, we went to see some WW1 graveyards in the Somme and Flanders Fields of Belgium. All the countries that were represented had great sites, and as I walked through the Canadian ones, I saw people with English type names, and I also ...
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