by Gary Arndt
October 15, 2009 in The Netherlands
Detail: Town square statue, Brugge
This stone lady stands in the town square of Brugge, Belgium; sometimes called the Venice of the North because of its architecture, many canals and intricate local craft work.
Gary has been traveling around the world since March 2007 and has visited over 50 countries and territories. Gary writes at Everything Everywhere.
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boilerbugle posted an update February 7, 2012 8:54 am
18 days of vacation this year, and we’ve got them all spent! A week in S. Dakota, a week in the Boundary Waters, a week on the Appalachian Trail.
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Linda Martin wrote a new post, Ayutthaya, Thailand, by bike and boat, on the site Indie Travel Podcast February 6, 2012 7:34 pm
Ayutthaya, one of Thailand’s ex-capitals, is located about 90 minutes’ drive from the present capital, Bangkok. It’s packed with remnants from its glory days, and makes a great day trip from Bangkok, especially if […]
boilerbugle posted an update February 6, 2012 6:06 pm
@admin I’ve got a pack idea for you, if you’re still looking. http://duluthpack.com/outdoor-gear/camping-hiking-gear/packs/daypacks-backpacks we use their canoeing packs for trips in the boundary waters, and they hold up to everything. My husband has had one 10 years and a dozen trips that’s still going strong. Plus, since they make all their…[Read more]
Thanks for that. They look like great quality, but not quite the style we’re after. I *think* I’ve got the ’good enough’ bag that’ll last me through the next couple of years… At any rate, I’ve stopped the active search as it was burning up soooo much time.
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