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February 17th 2008

Published: February 17th 2008

Finally got away from the tourist traps in the south. It seems like all tourists are following the same track, as defined by the Lonely Planet. Takes away the feeling of being an "explorer" really. The local people have become accustomed to tourists and only offer a limited variety of tours, so you don't have the option of having a view of the areas where the other tourists don't go. Every single ... Read Full Entry

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17th February 2008

Rutger
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A happier girl!
Heyhey Sabrina, I'm very happy; good company makes a journey so much nicer! Cheers, Rutger

22nd February 2008

Donna Elaine
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enjoyable stories
hey girl, I like reading your adventures. The difficult thing I found about travelling alone is just what you said -- there's no one there to bounce jokes and things off of. Do you have earplugs? They help with the noise at night. When you get back home you could still do a little travel blog on Belgium - go to some interesting village or place each week or month and write about it. I really want a picture of Ghent, just down by the river from where the castle is located. That river view is amazing. I still close my eyes and see it. Maybe in my next life I'll come back living in Ghent. I've gotten used to your writings. It would be a shame for them to end. a big hug to you on the wind.... Donna Elaine

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