| Love the local markets with fresh produce. |
| First indulgence in Belgium. It was absolutely wonderful. Oh, that chocolate. |
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| Grand Place in Brussels. |
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| Simply the smell of the chocolate while walking around was mouth-watering. |
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| Horse & Carriage ride for some. |
| Mannekin Pis. There are many legends to explain this work of art. The story told to me was of a boy who urinated on a burning fuse, which saved the city as it was under siege with explosives placed around the city walls. |
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| You will see many Mannekin Pis statues in this area. |
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| Cobblestone and beautiful architecture. |
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| Chocolate and beer in Belgium. |
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| Oh, the varieties of waffles! |
| A lot of gold decor in Brussels. |
| We enjoyed a lovely dinner at a Belgian Restaurant fairly close to our hotel, which was directly across the train station. |
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| Having a successful race after waiting 9 months while marathon training to fully indulge in desserts is certainly worth it. Especially in Europe! |
| Inside the restaurant. |
| Another delicious breakfast. This one was in Brussels before heading to London, England. |
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| The "Chunnel" or Eurostar. |
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| Great job in your Fukuoka qualifying marathon, Darren. Coach Rick is proud of us. Thanks for being a great tour guide! |












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