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pg 151 pg151: seasick |
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pg 152 / pg 153 pg152: Paris - Hotel Barrault 875 francs for postage 5:15 breakfast train to Brussels pg153: two cures for seasickness traveler's saying |
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pg 154 / pg 155 pg155: Brussels market - stalls in the square |
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pg 156 / pg 157 pg156: typical meal pg157: trip to the four dams Sorry! wrong restroom |
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pg 158 / pg 159 pg158: Little Niagara finished the day in Waterloo pg159: "bouteuilles" - man collecting bottles "A napkin holder is used for your napkin which you take with you when you are invited to supper." "Beds in Germany and Switzerland had puffs". I thought German puffs were something to eat. |
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pg 160 / pg 161 pg161: Our Trip to Bruges I wasn't sure of the name of the town until I read pg163. There is a 'Breege', Germany that might fit have the bill here, but when she writes about the world famous carillon, it has to be Bruges, Belgium. Goldwater elected Republican presidential candidate. |
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pg 162 / pg 163 pg163: Bruges: the Belfry Tower famous 47-bell carillon |
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pg 164 / pg 165 pg164: The G(r)oeninge Museum |
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pg 166 / pg 167 |
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pg 168 / pg 169 pg169: home of Erasmus Erasmus historybox |
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pg 170 / pg 171 |
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pg 172 / pg 173 pg172: map of belgium from Belgium Tourism pg173: disappointing trip to Divet, France |
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