Brugge was a beautiful city with great chocolate, yummy. I liked that our hostel was only about a mile away from the train station and the old town was 1/2 mile from our hostel. We had to stay an extra day because we forgot the 8th of November. How we could loose a day before we even had the day is beyond me. So when we arrived, thank God for the Internet, we reserved a room for one day then had a totally different room for the next three days. Moving our stuff is not a big deal now. I will say it is funny how Mandi's bag seems to explode in each hostel but she can get it all back together faster than she walks (I am saying RoadRunner fast). Well, with the extra time we were able to really walk the town to get chocolate, drink beer, drink hot chocolate, and enjoy local food (yummy waffles). There were several canals, churches, horses and bikes. I am praying we will not end up of America's funniest home videos being clipped by a biker with the the other one of the two of us laughing so hard we cannot breath. It is nice because we have felt safe in all the city's and towns we have been in but we are still being careful. My favorite part of Brugge was the beer tour. Personally I am not a beer drinker I like sugar to much, however I did find a Rose beer that was fantastic (4% alcohol). The lady on the beer tour said that beer is for children. Oh, to be young, again.:) It has been fun getting Mandi to drink all sorts of beer, you know she fights me every step of the way, she keep telling me I am trying to get her drunk. Seriously, I am not because I could never find our way back to the hostel without her navigation skills. I am positive that if Mandi was not with me I would still be in Frankfurt, Germany trying to get out. Mandi has been a great friend and buddy for this trip I could not have asked for anyone better. Thank you Lord for preparing our path and making a way for us.
Lots of love from the Czech,
Ana
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