Tinker's photos
Belgian multi use rail tickets
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You can travel more cheaply by buying these multi trip tickets, a bit like the strippenkaart in the Netherlands, except with these you have to fill in the details of your trip before the conductor comes along
Belgian toilet laws
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By Royal Decree, you are obliged to wash your hands after going to the toilet!
(Okay, I admit I used some poetic licence there, but still)
Namur
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For a change, I did not drink any beer in Namur. I had a lamb kebab (lots of Middle Eastern immigrants in Belgium, so the kebab quality is generally good), and in the afternoon I had café au lait and a tartelette aux framboises at Le Pain Quotidien, near the Church of Saint Wolf
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Get an iPhone, they said. It takes brilliant pictures, they said. This is the Église Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Namur. I can assure you it did not look like this
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Cobblestones again. Note the patterns they make. These are modern concrete cobblestones, uniform in shape. The older ones are nicer, and irregular.

















