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86Beer Travel Guide To Europe
Europe has an endless list of attractions for travelers, from architecture and art to parks and beaches to food and wine. There is one more thing that could be as much attractive as tasting wine and visiting...
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86High speed rail trains Europe
The history of high speed rail trains in Europe began in 1939 and continues now. The biggest restrictions on the future is the old rails throughout much of Europe.
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89The Preparation and Build Up for the Allied D-Day invasion of Normandy
The preparation for the D Day landings involved the training and stationing of a huge number of men- almost 3/4 million and the preparation of heavy armour and vehicles
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83The Top 5 European Destinations (With Legal Prostitution)
I've been watching a lot of The Travel Channel lately, and every time I go through these phases, I feel the urge to get off my couch and see the world. So it usually starts with me sitting up, then moving one foot in front of the other, then...
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90The Holy Blood of Bruges, a New Jerusalem
The Holy Blood of Christ seems to have turned medieval Bruges (in Flanders, Belgium) into a Holy City. It's what, since the 19th century, made tourism popular in Bruges. But maybe this Holy City is not as holy as it seems...
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89Visiting Antoing, Belgium: with its Medieval castle of the de Ligne Princes
The town of Antoing, situated on the Scheldt River (l'Escaut) in Belgium's Hainaut province (Province de Hainaut ) in the Walloon region (Région Wallonne), is only a few kilometres from the French border....
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85Valentines Day Chocolates
A box of chocolates can be as unique or as simple as you like. Pick your favorite, Ghiradelli,Belgian or my favorite Lindt Chocolates.
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83Belgium Beef, Beer and Onion Stew - Restuarant Quality Food at Home
Growing up in Belgium about 15 minutes outside of Brussels in famous Waterloo, I was given the opportunity to experience all of the beauty and food that Belgium had to offer. Belgium is a country with beautiful cities that are filled with great...
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81Visiting the Basilica of Cointe, Liège, Belgium: monumentality and names
When I lived in Liège, Belgium, this monumental church building at the brow of a hill in the suburb of Cointe, was known as the Basilica of the Sacred Heart (French: Basilique du Sacré-Cœur ). At least, this is a name which was widely applied to...
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81Visiting Dinant, Belgium: amazing, ecclesiastical architecture on the Meuse River
The collegiate church of Notre Dame at Dinant has about the most striking combination of features and location that I can recall seeing anywhere. At the foot of a sheer rock cliff, and overlooking the major fluvial artery, the Meuse River ...
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