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| The first glimpses of Dunkirk early in the morning |
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| Aboard the ferry, not many people |
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| A handful of cars on this early run |
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| Gravensteen Castle |
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| Typical Flemish architecture |
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| Water canals are definitely a central theme of Ghent |
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| Weather was certainly acting up. |
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| Picturesque mix of old and modern. |
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| Impressive murals and sculptures. |
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| Nice Fiat Coupe |
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| Stadt Huis or City Hall |
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| Gravensteen Castle again, with people waiting for the tram right in front of it. |
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| From an other angle |
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| Last photo taken in Ghent |
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| Royal Library with a massive car park underneath. |
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| Weather is still horrible but spirits are high, so all is good. |
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| Belgian chocolate shop in the Royal Galleries. |
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| Hand crafted toys. |
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| The historic center of Brussels - the Grand Place or Grote Markt |
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| Gilded buildings all around. |
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| The Cathedral in Brussels |
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| Palais Royal de Bruxelles - Residence of the Belgian King |
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| Park opposite the palace. |
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| Saint Jacques-sur-Coudenberg, a neoclassical church |
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| Looking back towards the Grand Place |
And that was it for Belgium. Next up The Netherlands




































































