The first signs of Spring
Spring has come to Brugge almost overnight. For the last few days wildflowers have been
Evan
The double-edged sword of long-term travel
This is one of those posts which could easily be read the wrong way. So,
Flanders fields’ iron harvest
Hmmm… what does one say about Flanders fields? We saw no poppies, but the farmers’
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Simon Stevin was born in Brugge in 1548. Amongst many achievements he invented the sand-yacht and established
Brussels is our Waterloo
When we researched our day out to Waterloo we came across a review which said
R-r-r-riding in Brugge
Riding a bike on the cobble-stone streets of Brugge is a juddery experience.
It’s a small world sometimes
The highlight of today was not what we did but who we did it with:
Windmills and Belgian fries
Brugge is a lovely town to walk around. There’s a real sense of history about
Bruges: rationing required
Help! We need a viable rationing system; and we need it NOW. It was interesting that our landlord in Brugge