Published: February 20th 2006February 5th 2006
The Vespa
I don't know what is going on with this Vespa, but it is SWEET!
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I'm from Arkansas, and I'll be living in Belgium for the first half of 2006. I hope this helps everyone keep up with me.
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The Pet Market
This market sold nothing but pet supplies.
Walking Around Gent
One of the tour boats. I'm waiting for warmer weather so I can ride in one of the open ones.
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Date: 24th February 2006
More info on pet market
Hi there, I've just returned from Ghent, Belgium myself and walked through the (Pet Market), the correct name is 'De Vrijdag Markt' which literally translates as 'The Friday Market'. You must try the Belgium chips and stoverij meat stew that they sell in the green cabin on the side of the market....bootiful!! Also a bit of history for you the statue in the middle is of Jacob van Artevelde. He is famous for introducing the textile industry into Belgium from England.
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More info on pet market
Hi there, I've just returned from Ghent, Belgium myself and walked through the (Pet Market), the correct name is 'De Vrijdag Markt' which literally translates as 'The Friday Market'. You must try the Belgium chips and stoverij meat stew that they sell in the green cabin on the side of the market....bootiful!! Also a bit of history for you the statue in the middle is of Jacob van Artevelde. He is famous for introducing the textile industry into Belgium from England.
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Date: 8th March 2006
Thanks Joe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes, Joe, I'm aware that the name of the open area is "De Vrijdag Markt" (I live here, remember), but I was referring to the market itself, not the physical location. Depending on which day you visit De Vrijdag Markt, you may find clothes, food, pet supplies, etc.
From Blog: Rainy Sunday
Thanks Joe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes, Joe, I'm aware that the name of the open area is "De Vrijdag Markt" (I live here, remember), but I was referring to the market itself, not the physical location. Depending on which day you visit De Vrijdag Markt, you may find clothes, food, pet supplies, etc.
From Blog: Rainy Sunday
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Just ride the boat you big Wus. Scared of a little cold.
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