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Monthly Archives: January 2013
What I Love About Brussels, Part Two
A few months ago, I published a little about why I love Brussels. I hope that post piqued your interest in the capital of Europe; it’s a really great town. Now that I’ve seen it dressed up for Christmas, there … Continue reading
Posted in Brussels
Tagged "Brussels at Christmas", "Brussels Christmas", "Hotel de Ville Brussels", "Hotel de Ville", Belgium, Brussels, Brussels Christmas tree, Brussels' creche, Brussels' nativity, Bruxelles, Capital of Belgium, Capital of Europe, Europe capital, La Bourse, photos of Brussels, the Grande Place
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Brugge/Bruges, BE: A Living Fairy Tale
Brugge, or Bruges, as French-speakers write it, is one of those cities an ex-photographer (US Naval Reserve, 1986 – 1993, pretty proud of that, but that’s another blog post) loves to photograph. There are beautifully composed photos everywhere; you don’t … Continue reading
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Tagged Belgium, Bruges, Brugge, canal cities, canal city, canals, Europe, travel, UNESCO sites, winter travel
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