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  • Kaksi viikkoa lähtöön Surrealistinen olo. Tuo kaksi viikkoa kuullostaa niin mitättömältä kun tätä matkaa on odottanut jo melkein 9 kuukautta. Ja kuinka yllättävän helposti kaikki on käynyt. Visiitti Kiinan lähetystöön Brysselissä oli iisi kuin päiväkotireissu takapihalle. Hilj Posted by elke-sami in Asia here we come!! | Aug 18, 2009
  • Brussels There is a famous statue in Brussels called the Manneken Pis. It is of a young boy peeing into a fountain. It is a major tourist attraction. It also seems to be a model for the way Posted by GenBlogs in That's What She Said | Aug 17, 2009
  • Bruges Bruges is beautiful! I just had to say that first. Such a cute little town full of canals and ancient houses and buildings. I remember researching Bruges at home and being so excited about it, and now I know why. Posted by veggiepack in Europe 2009 | Aug 17, 2009
  • Brussels! Today in Brussels was a complete 360 change from yesterday; in other words, I had a great day! Meera and I went exploring Brussels, which is quite easy by foor. We saw many cathedrals and church Posted by veggiepack in Europe 2009 | Aug 16, 2009
  • Sprouts, chocolates, lace and chips with mayonnaise: Well, my computer’s finally fixed (thank you, Pete. Please don’t break it again!), and, after much procrastinating, I have decided it’s high time I caught up with my blog entries. After Amsterdam we decided to spend a bit of time trudging Posted by Julie1972 in Blowing the Mortgage | Aug 14, 2009
  • Eurostar is the only way to fly "Would you like another croissant" asks the attendant as we wizz past the countryside at 300km/h. I s Posted by KimSte in Wearytravellers in the UK | Aug 11, 2009
  • Visum China? Check!! Ondertussen hebben we ook ons visum voor China in de hand. Alles is verbazingwekkend vlot verlopen op de Chinese ambassade! Ik haal opgelucht adem want de verhalen die we op andere travelblogs gelezen hebben over het bekomen van een visum Posted by elke-sami in Asia here we come!! | Aug 11, 2009
  • In Brugge As Colin Farrell once so colourfully said in the popular comedy In Bruges, "Bruges is a f@#$%&* shi@#hole!!!!!" Posted by KimSte in Wearytravellers in the UK | Aug 6, 2009
  • Pilgrimmage to Vodelee Part II Today we woke up to fresh sweets from the bakery and the hospitality. Aftger a fire that occured one year ago, Valerie and Anne are working with their contractor to rebuild their home. As a result, we dragged Posted by globestrol in globe strolling | Jul 30, 2009
  • Pilgrimmage to Vodelee It is indeed the 3rd of July and yes I haven't thought much about the 4th of July, mostly because we are far, far away in Belgium today. What should have been a 4-5 hour journey Posted by globestrol in globe strolling | Jul 30, 2009
  • Kaukoitä odottaa Hei! Kirjoitan ensimmäistä blogiani, joten olkaa kärsivällisiä ajatuksenkulkuni suhteen :). Elämäni sai viime vuonna yllättävän käänteen, kun kaunotar keski-Euroopasta piti kuvastani - yksi asia johti toiseen, jolloin sydämeni suuntasi hänen peräänsä B Posted by elke-sami in Asia here we come!! | Jul 30, 2009
  • The Band Visits Belgium This blog entry refers to Monday July 27 Today was our trip to Ypres, Belgium. The day started out with the band eating the same breakfast that we have since we arrived. From there we were told to go to the Posted by calinway in Stampede Showband in Holland | Jul 28, 2009
  • Alles kort af... Als je op ontdekking gaat Als er niets berekend staat Als je nieuwe dingen ziet Als 't leven je net iets meer biedt Dan pas heb je geleefd Ik voel me herboren. (M. Parys) Ik zou het zelf niet beter kunnen zeggen. Een ontdekkingsreis, volledig o Posted by elke-sami in Asia here we come!! | Jul 28, 2009
  • Ask any veteran; you can't slip through the Ardennes [i]Here's our map (http://img267.imageshack.us/img267/6784/stats1a.jpg) and stats (http://img31.imageshack.us/img31/7975/stats2a.jpg) for the day - unfortunately the cadence sensor cut out two-thirds of the way through, and I forgot to s Posted by Tom.Calver in Calvers on the Continent | Jul 19, 2009
  • The hills have eyes: they watch us wryly [i]As I finally figured out how to use the Garmin a few miles outside Namur I've managed to upload a map (http://img35.imageshack.us/img35/3578/stats1y.jpg/) of the journey, some statistics and a [url=http://img194.imageshack.us/img194/8828/stats Posted by Tom.Calver in Calvers on the Continent | Jul 18, 2009
  • To be continued Having spent the evening in a Belgian restaurant, we can now understand why we so rarely come across Belgians in the street or on the roads; they really like to take their time, so much that we've spent the last Posted by Tom.Calver in Calvers on the Continent | Jul 17, 2009
  • Mons: The GPS fights back I know I've opened with a fairly crude title, but really, this has been very tough going. In hindsight I'm genuinely amazed that I didn't give up, yet the thought didn't even enter my head (I would like to say Posted by Tom.Calver in Calvers on the Continent | Jul 16, 2009
  • En we zijn vertrokken ! nog nooit zoveel kleren op reis meegenomen zeg ! ...en ik ga er nog zeker een was moeten draaien, dat wordt ook weer een evenement ... moest ik neerstorten: ik zie jullie allemaal even graag, ik wil gecremeerd worden en waag het Posted by oiio in Didier ziet de wereld | Jul 1, 2009
  • 17 BELGIUM: Brussels LONG TRAIN RUNNING Monday June 28, 2004. Starting point: Amsterdam, Netherlands, where we had power-toured for 30 hours before arriving in Brussels, Belgium; putting one Posted by tacoinusa in Sandy & Vidal's European Vacation, 2004 | Jul 21, 2004
  • Day 9 in Brugges My only full day in Brugges, started off with a solid breakfast, which is great that all the breakfast so far have been included in the price of the bed!!! I ventured into town with the girls i had Posted by Fleetus in Europe Here I Am!!! | Jun 13, 2009
  • Day 8 - Leaving Paris to Brugges Well well well, my time had come to a end in Paris, now it was the frankit run to pack the last final things and get my pack down to the bus!!! I didn't have any time for breakfast, but Posted by Fleetus in Europe Here I Am!!! | Jun 11, 2009
  • Een nieuwe blog is geboren Gegroet éénieder en alleman. We zijn nu ruim een maand voor mijn vertrek naar ecuador en ik heb al veel vraag gekregen: "ge laat toch iets weten he". Aangezien ik dus geen zin heb om iedereen die daar achter vraagt Posted by oiio in Didier ziet de wereld | May 22, 2009
  • Le Mannequin Pis Well I finally got to see the little Mannequin Pis pee, isn't it great?!? So as you can see, we didn't actually get to see him at first because he was getting changed. Apparently, they chan Posted by cbernardo in Around the World in 80 Days | Apr 14, 2009
  • I died in hell - They called it Passchendaele [i]The final of my entries on my trip around the World War I battlefields of Flanders. The Brooding Soldier in Flanders' Fields (http://gregwtravels.travellerspoint.com/247/) looks at the start of the war and the Second Battle of Ypres. [url=htt Posted by GregW in Greg Wesson's Esoteric Globe | Apr 10, 2009
  • The Brooding Soldier in Flanders' Fields [i]The first of three entries on my trip around the World War I battlefields of Flanders. This entry, The Brooding Soldier in Flanders' Fields looks at the start of the war and the Second Battle of Ypres. [url=http://gregwtravels.travellerspoint.com/248/ Posted by GregW in Greg Wesson's Esoteric Globe | Apr 6, 2009
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