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Beautiful pictures. it brings back memories...Thanks for sharing!
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Great to have met you...seems you had a hectic time.Photos are just great..
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I wish!!! Although, DH would never have lasted.Originally posted by BocaBum99
Angela
If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.
BTW, I'm still keeping track of how many times you annoy me.
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Yes, we really enjoyed meeting you guys, too!!!
We absolutely loved Marbella, and thoroughly enjoyed staying at the Marriott Marbella. It is the nicest Marriott timeshare, that we have stayed at. Just beautiful!!
Originally posted by Ireland's CallAngela
If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.
BTW, I'm still keeping track of how many times you annoy me.
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Loved the pictures. Somehow when I viewed them through the slideshow I got to see your pictures of Aruba as well. I"m guessing that was a separate trip. 
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Great pictures, thanks for all the time you spend here!Comment
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Welcome home, Ang. Loved the pics. Thanx.Kay HComment
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Angela,
Welcome back… Your pictures brought back many memories of Brugge, Belgium… Little Venice, We were there three years ago. Wasn’t that a very beautiful town. Did you go where the nun’s live and see the beautiful garden? I’m glad you had a fun and safe trip. Welcome home.What I once considered boring, I now consider paradise.
Faust
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Welcome home Angela! Your trip sounds very much (without the Spain part) like one we took (without the Marriott) thru Italy four years ago. I agree Capri is just captivating. We had great fun there. Thanks for posting the pictures.Life is short, live it with this awareness.Comment
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Hi Angela,
Welcome back! I've been busy today so I didn't get to post a welcome earlier. Glad you got to go to Florence. It's a beautiful city. We missed you.
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Yes, it really was beautiful. I was so surprised, because I didn't really know much about it, before hand.
I'm not sure, but I think we walked through the area you are referring to. There were lots of white houses, and a beautiful garden. Totally storybook looking.
Brugge was the last place that we visited, and I ran out of space, on the disk in my camera. Unfortunately, I didn't get pictures of lots of beautiful sites. I would have taken many more in that town. So many beautiful streets, and buildings.
I had taken so many more pictures than I had ever expected to, on this vacation. Everything was beautiful, everywhere we went, and I was just snapping away.
Originally posted by Faust View PostAngela
If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.
BTW, I'm still keeping track of how many times you annoy me.
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Welcome back Angela!
Absolutely beautiful pictures. Thanks.Syd
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Welcome home. Isn't the USA great! Good visiting others countries, but is always good getting back. I am sure others feel the same about their countries.Comment
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WELCOME BACK!!!! Will look at the pics asap. Can't wait to read about your trip!! . Hugs, ShaggyComment
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Beguine Convent (Begijnhof)Originally posted by ArtsieAngYes, it really was beautiful. I was so surprised, because I didn't really know much about it, before hand.
I'm not sure, but I think we walked through the area you are referring to. There were lots of white houses, and a beautiful garden. Totally storybook looking.
Brugge was the last place that we visited, and I ran out of space, on the disk in my camera. Unfortunately, I didn't get pictures of lots of beautiful sites. I would have taken many more in that town. So many beautiful streets, and buildings. I had taken so many more pictures than I had ever expected to, on this vacation. Everything was beautiful, everywhere we went, and I was just snapping away.
Founded in 1245 by the Countess of Flanders, Margaret of Constantinople, as a haven for the beguines (lay nuns). In the 1930's it became a monastery for Benedictine nuns who still live there today. The pretty row of small white houses around an inner lawn is a real haven of tranquillity. One of the houses has been transformed into an interesting museum illustrating how the beguines used to live
Bruges is one of Europe's best preserved medieval cities and Belgium's most visited attraction. The ornate 13th century architecture hails back to a time when Bruges was a prosperous cloth manufacturing town. (there is the option to ascend the 83 metre high belfry for a view of the city), The ancient Basilica of the Holy Blood is also here, where some drops of Christ's blood are said to be stored. A short walk away is the Begijnhof, a beautiful 13th century convent, which is now home to Benedictine nuns.
Picture of Begijnhof, Bruges - Convent home to thirty Benedictine sisters. - Free Pictures - FreeFoto.comWhat I once considered boring, I now consider paradise.
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