The boat’s journey trails under many of the low bridges,
Tranquil moments,
Viewing a wooden fronted building, a rarity of the town.
Leafy branches overhangs the water & a layer of ivy covers brickwork of bridges. . . .
Rustic & character provided with old buildings built alongside the waterways. Many years ago, windows were blocked up, to help keep down the cost of taxes, evident on many buildings.
Buildings of various styles enable a more true vision of this wonderful town.
The boat ride, wonderful moments in a tranquil setting offering the atmosphere of such an amazing place.
Great photographs, not a place I have heard off but the type of place we like to visit. Jackie in Surrey.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, these photos are wonderful! I'd love to visit and spend a week or two taking photos and enjoying the scenery!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jackie for your comment, I think I've spelt the name the Belgium way, otherwise I think it's spelt 'Bruge.'
ReplyDeleteHello Darlin, it is definitely a favourite place of mine. Very characteristic.
Wow! That's looks like such a beautiful place! I love to visit new countries and old places. The history of everyday life fascinates me and what better way to learn and to visit, see and do. Beautiful pictures!
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Anita paid a day visit recently but no pictures so thanks for sharing yours. FAB.
ReplyDeleteThank you for all your comments! Such a place full of character together with unique charm.
ReplyDeleteI love this town such a nice place and their chocolates! Happy weekend Catherine
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a favourite place Catherine! Plus the chocs, although I didn't get to sample one on this holiday!!! Much to my surprise!!!
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