Today we are bidding our goodbyes to Bruges and saying Bon Jour to Paris France. We are travelling by train from Bruges to Brussels Midi and thereon to Marne La Vallee-Chessy. For those well travelled ones, you may have known that that is where Disneyland Paris is and we are spending 3 nights here. As such the update posting for the next 3 days will be different as I will be posting on 1) the Report Card. As we are not made out of money nor has such following that enables us to generate income from our online ventures, we will be travelling on a budget of S$11,000 for our entire 72 days trip and this Report Card will details the amount of damage we have incurred; and 2) the Misadventure Journal which records the misadventures, accidents or mishaps that happened during the trip.
"Enjoy the little things in life, for one day you'll look back and realize they were the big things." Robert Brault
Showing posts with label Bruges. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bruges. Show all posts
Saturday, May 27, 2017
Friday, May 26, 2017
Project WWWT Day 6 of 72 - Bruges, Belgium
24 May 2017
Today is a slow day but it ws intended to be slow as the walking we did yesterday took its toll on us. Although I said slow, it doesn't mean we have little walking... we had equally long walk if not more albeit... slow.
Wednesday, May 24, 2017
Project WWWT Day 5 of 72 - Bruges, Belgium
23 May 2017
The day starts early for me. Managed to go for a quick jog around 7AM and what can I say, Bruges is beautiful in the morning with the cool crisp air, still clear water in the canal, absence of crowds of people, horse carriages, cars and motor boats.
Project WWWT Day 4 of 72 - Netherlands/Belgium
22 May 2017
Rachel and her son HN is joining us from Singapore today and we met up with them at Schiphol Airport. Naaman and Eden was really excited when they met HN and ran around as though the airport is their playground. Bless their little hearts. From thereon, we took a train (Thalys) to Brussels Midi station to further transfer to the Intercity train towards Bruges. We only have 14 minutes to perform the transfer and needless to say, we missed the connecting train, hence we have to wait for the next train. Good thing that our tickets allowed for us to take any connecting train towards Bruges.
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