by Robin Rodig |
April 30, 2018
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Like many of you, oftentimes my memories come with a soundtrack. You know, when certain songs or artists bring you right back to a feeling, an experience, an era, a moment. Undoubtedly this happens on each of my trips; each one having burned its signature music in my mind.
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Belgium
by Robin Rodig |
April 28, 2018
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Within its relatively tight perimeter, this nation has two quite distinct parts that differ in areas as major as religion, language, traditions, and folklore. Although my home here is in eastern Flanders, it quickly became apparent that it would be sacrilegious not to experience Wallonia in order to get the whole Belgian picture.
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Belgium
by Robin Rodig |
April 25, 2018
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For such a small country (about the size of southern California), Belgium sure seems to pack in the incredible architecture. Big cities. Small villages. Middle-of-nowhere towns. I feel like I'm incessantly stopped in my tracks to ogle a building, facade, or construction.
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Posted in
Belgium
Like many of you, oftentimes my memories come with a soundtrack. You know, when certain songs or artists bring you right back to a feeling, an experience, an era, a moment. Undoubtedly this happens on each of my trips; each one having burned its signature music in my mind.
Within its relatively tight perimeter, this nation has two quite distinct parts that differ in areas as major as religion, language, traditions, and folklore. Although my home here is in eastern Flanders, it quickly became apparent that it would be sacrilegious not to experience Wallonia in order to get the whole Belgian picture.
For such a small country (about the size of southern California), Belgium sure seems to pack in the incredible architecture. Big cities. Small villages. Middle-of-nowhere towns. I feel like I'm incessantly stopped in my tracks to ogle a building, facade, or construction.