Entering Belgium
A quick post about entering Belgium - again, the ride was great, on small country roads along canals and farms. And entering Belgium was a breeze. No border, no customs, nothing. If not for the smell of waffles in the air, we may not even have known we were in Belgium!
We are now in Brugges, which is a very beautiful but very touristy city. It is famous for its canal-lined inner-city and its historic church at the very center.
posted by Jodie and David at
11:51 AM
3 Comments:
Man, you guys are moving so fast I can't keep up with you! Hope your having a blast.
May 31, 2007 at 6:36 PM
Hey David and Jodie,
I'm loving your blog- great photos and dialogue. Your trip sounds incredible but I'm not surprised by your discoveries. Holland really is a cyclist's dream and we both wished for bikes when we visited there. John and I hope you tried the Trappist beer in Belgium- delicious! France must be your next destination- enjoy every minute. I hope the trains are coming in useful too. I'll miss you to at MS150 this weekend- you've probably done 10 times that by now!
Take care,
Bunty
June 5, 2007 at 7:18 AM
Hey you guys- hope all is well. We survived MS 150 for another year and did really well coming in by noon on Sunday. Mark, Sarah, (former student) and I rode together and Joe, of course, took the lead. Grandma says hello from Moose Lake where we are this week. Take care and put some pictures up soon!
June 12, 2007 at 8:26 AM
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