Arrondissement de Nivelles, ベルギートラベルジャーナル＆ブログ

TET Belgien
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- 2020/07/19 11:45
- ⛅ 21 °C
- 海抜: 91 m
- ベルギー Wallonia Beauvechain L'Écluse 50.77667, 4.8183350°46’36” N 4°49’6” E
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Paul aus Litauen
2020年7月19日, ベルギー ⋅ ⛅ 21 °C
Uns kommt ein TET Endurist entgegen: darf ich vorstellen? Paul. Paul ist aus Litauen, allein unterwegs, und fährt den TET von Holland aus durch Belgien bis nach Frankreich. Allein. Mit seinem Zelt. Wir sprechen noch kurz über das Erlebte, tauschen noch Hinweise zu Streckenabschnitten aus. Und wünschen Paul einen super TET.

Nach ein paar km weiter fahren David und ich aus einem Feldweg links ab auf einen asphaltierten Feldweg. Dort entdecken wir eine mega Bremsspur auf dem Asphalt. Die Spur führt auf unseren Feldweg. Wir haben gut gelacht. Das wird Paul gewesen sein! Wir wissen jetzt, das wir nicht die Einzigen sind, die eine Vollbremsung hinlegen, um der Route weiter zu folgen... 😀

Was? Ihr wundert Euch, das wir doch den TET weiter fahren? Beim Frühstück besprachen wir, das wir es nochmal probieren wollen. Zu schön sind die Strecken, zu gern sind wir abseits der Strassen gewesen. Sollte die Strecke zu einem Singletrail werden, würden wir aber lieber umkehren.
Nein, sind wir heute dann aber doch nicht! Die schwierigen Passagen lagen bereits hinter uns!もっと詳しく
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旅行者 Northern Europe
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- 2018/07/16 9:00
- ⛅ 22 °C
- 海抜: 86 m
- ベルギー Wallonia Wavre Limal 50.689404, 4.58121250°41’22” N 4°34’52” E
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Goodbye Hamburg Hello Brussels
2018年7月16日, ベルギー ⋅ ⛅ 22 °C
The boys were up early (4am) to catch their flight from Hamburg to London, and then their connecting flight back to Melbourne. Everything went smoothly and they arrived home on Tuesday evening to a chilly Melbourne. I had a more civil departure time of 11.30 am, but still left for the airport just after 9 am, and I am glad I did. The trip there was quick, as was the check-in, but going through security took an hour as the line was huge. I didn’t have much time after I got through before it was time to board. Very quick flight and very easy once I got off the plane, just a long walk from the gate to collect my bag and then exit.

My cousin, Brigitte, was there to greet me, and we then headed to Limal where she lives. We stopped to have lunch in the village, and then home. It was a very warm and sunny day in Brussels. In the afternoon Brigitte’s daughter, Nathalie, came for dinner with her son Sohan, who is a lovely boy. Brigitte’s ex-husband Luc, who is now one of her best friends, also dropped by to say hi. We had a nice evening just catching up, and Brigitte cooked a lovely prawn and pasta dish for dinner. It is so comfortable and easy with Brigitte and her family, and it doesn’t feel like it was 9 years ago that we last saw each other.もっと詳しく
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旅行者 Luxemburg 2024
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- 2024/04/26 11:44
- ☁️ 10 °C
- 海抜: 86 m
- ベルギー Wallonia Wavre Bois de Beumont 50.717374, 4.58444650°43’3” N 4°35’4” E
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Even de benen strekken
4月26日, ベルギー ⋅ ☁️ 10 °C
Weer op de snelweg, even Kiaatje uit voor een toiletstop en een bakkie koffie. En even de benen strekken! 🚶‍♀️
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旅行者 Jorden rundt 2024-2025
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- 2024/04/09 11:55
- 🌬 10 °C
- 海抜: 119 m
- ベルギー Wallonia Waterloo 50.7175, 4.39805650°43’3” N 4°23’53” E
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Waterloo
4月9日, ベルギー ⋅ 🌬 10 °C
Så Wellington museet. Fik udleveret maskine med lyd til de 18 rum man kom igennem.
Antager at skibet er en model af dem man havde dengang måske af det som sejlede Napoleon til Skt. Helena?
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旅行者 Northern Europe
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- 2018/07/11 18:00
- ⛅ 22 °C
- 海抜: 86 m
- ベルギー Wallonia Wavre Limal 50.689432, 4.58124750°41’22” N 4°34’52” E
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Topography of Terror
2018年7月11日, ベルギー ⋅ ⛅ 22 °C
The last memorial we went to was the Topography of Terror. Between 1933 and 1945, the central institutions of Nazi persecution and terror were located at the site of The Memorial on Niederkirchnerstraße (formally Wilhemstraße and Prinz-Albrecht- Straße) including the offices of the Gestapo, the SS and from 1939 on the Reich Security Main Office. This exhibition was established in 1987 and provides information about the historical site and illustrates the European dimensions of the Nazi reign of terror.

After WWII all the buildings were bulldozed. There is also a documentation centre that was designed by Berlin architect Ursula Wilms which provides information about the headquarters of the National Socialist SS and police state during the Third Reich and it shows the extent of the Nazi reign of terror throughout Europe.

What struck me as I read the accounts of Hitler’s rise and the increasing atrocities taking place was how easily Hitler was able to secure power, the German people seemed to get caught up in all the rhetoric and national pride until it was too strong and powerful to stop or oppose.

We began the day looking at beautiful architecture and landscaping and the influences of the Age of Enlightenment and then as the day progressed saw the ugly side of the human race and the unspeakable things done to fellow human because they had different beliefs or looked different - it was an exceptionally draining day but it was important to do. I haven’t put captions on these photographs as I think they are powerful on their own.もっと詳しく
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旅行者 Northern Europe
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- 2018/07/12 13:00
- ☀️ 23 °C
- 海抜: 86 m
- ベルギー Wallonia Wavre Limal 50.689426, 4.58124950°41’22” N 4°34’52” E
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Memorial of the Murdered Jews of Europe
2018年7月12日, ベルギー ⋅ ☀️ 23 °C
“It happened, therefore it can happen again: this is the core of what we have to say”. Primo Levi, born in Turin, was a chemist. As a member of the Italian resistance, he was arrested in 1944 and deported to Auschwitz. He survived and began to write in 1945, directly after his return. In 1987, Primo Levi committed suicide. His stories and poems on the Holocaust today belong to world literature. Primo Levi’s story is just one of the thousands on display in this memorial.

Another story that really affected me was this “After lunch the corpses from five vehicles were buried. From one vehicle a young women was thrown out with a baby at her breast. It suckled its mother’s milk and died. On this day we worked under the light from the searchlights until seven in the evening. Also on this day a vehicle drove so close to the pit that we heard the choked screams and desperate cries of the victims as well as the pounding on the doors. Before work had finished, six of the pit workers were also shot”.

The following is a letter from an inmate of one of the camps. “We are now living through a terrible time. Thousands of people receive summonses - they are to be sent away to work. The people know well, however, what to make of this and they are scared. And yet one reassures them: It probably is to work. One would be happy if one knew that it really is work. And one hopes, because perhaps indeed it is […]. And one also is indifferent, because we are all tired and exhausted or the point of death.”もっと詳しく
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旅行者 Northern Europe
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- 2018/07/12 14:00
- ⛅ 23 °C
- 海抜: 86 m
- ベルギー Wallonia Wavre Limal 50.68943, 4.58124850°41’22” N 4°34’52” E
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Remainder of Thursday in Berlin
2018年7月12日, ベルギー ⋅ ⛅ 23 °C
After finishing at the Memorial for murdered Jews, we headed off for a late lunch and then onto Museumsinsel (Museum Island). Our plan was to go to the Pergamonmuseum, but unfortunately there was a two-hour wait to get in and, as the weather was bad and I had a head cold, we decided to try to get into another museum. We ended up going to the Neues Museum, where we saw some wonderful things including the Golden Hat, known as the Berlin Golden Hat. It is the best preserved specimen among the four conical Golden Hats known from the Bronze Age Europe. We also saw the Bust of Nefertiti, and the Xanten Youth and the Berlin Green Head, an ancient Egyptian statue head made from greenschist. It is considered to be the work of a highly skilled (though unknown) Egyptian sculptors, as well as one of the most famous and credited pieces of art from the late and Ptolemaic periods of ancient Egypt.もっと詳しく
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旅行者 Northern Europe
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- 2018/07/13 9:00
- ⛅ 16 °C
- 海抜: 86 m
- ベルギー Wallonia Wavre Limal 50.689426, 4.58124850°41’22” N 4°34’52” E
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Berlin to Hamburg
2018年7月13日, ベルギー ⋅ ⛅ 16 °C
Today we leave for Hamburg, but we have a few hours before we head to the central train station to catch our train. We had put off going up to the top of the TV tower - Berliner Fernsehturm - as it had been cloudy and wet yesterday, so this morning we were there at 9am. It is 368 metres high, and is the tallest building in Berlin. The viewing platform is at 203 metres and you get great views across Berlin - there is also a rotating restaurant, Sphere. We will try to go there for a meal next time we visit Berlin. This tower was built by the East German government to signify the triumph of their capital East Berlin.

We then purchased a few mementos of Berlin from a souvenir shop, and went to the Ampelmann store, before heading back to the apartment to grab our luggage and make our way to the central station to catch our train to Hamburg. We found our platform, grabbed some lunch and waited for our train to arrive, and then it was a big scramble to get onboard and find our seats and somewhere to store our luggage. Once we settled into our seats we realised we had some Aussies sitting behind us, and we started chatting. It turns out the guy used to work with Ros Hore, who I knew when she worked for CSIRO - what a small world it is.

The trip to Hamburg was pretty quick, and once we arrived we grabbed a taxi and headed to our Airbnb. Thomas, our host, was waiting for us and helped get us settled into the apartment, which was so lovely and in a very good part of town. What a host he is - the fridge was packed with goodies, as was the pantry, including a large bowl of fresh fruit. After unpacking and having a drink and snack, we headed out to scope out the neighbourhood and find somewhere to eat.もっと詳しく
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旅行者 Northern Europe
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- 2018/07/14 9:30
- ☀️ 19 °C
- 海抜: 83 m
- ベルギー Wallonia Wavre Limal 50.689434, 4.58125150°41’22” N 4°34’53” E
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Hamburg and Buchholtz
2018年7月14日, ベルギー ⋅ ☀️ 19 °C
We met Folke and his family - Meike, Fridtjof and Frederik - at the harbour at Baumwall, and headed out to check out some of the sights of Hamburg. We walked through the area around the harbour, got to see the participants in the Hamburg triathlon, and made our way to Elb Philharmonic, which has recently been completed. It has two concert halls and is a magnificent building. Meike told me that the acoustics are excellent - they were fortunate enough to attend a concert following its opening. We then wandered around the area, and again were able to watch the triathlon participants, first swimming and then some in the final running leg. We then found a lovely spot for lunch where we ate traditional food from the Rhine region, and it was excellent. We also saw many brightly dressed people who are participating on the Schlager Move event. This is a parade followed by many parties where they listen to 60s and 70s music, and lot’s of drinking and, I mean lots and lots of drinking - Aussies would fit right in!

We then headed to St. Michael’s Church, which is one of five main Lutheran churches in Hamburg. It is considered to be one of the finest examples of Hanseatic Protestant Baroque churches. It is dedicated to the archangel Michael, and it has an 132 metre high Baroque spire which is completely covered in copper, and which is clearly visible on the Hamburg skyline. It has been rebuilt several times - it was destroyed by a lightening strike in 1750, it caught fire in 1906, and again following bombing attacks in 1944 & 1945. It required extensive reconstruction work. We climbed to the viewing platform in the spire that gave us great views of Hamburg.

We then made our way to the trains and headed to Buchholz for afternoon tea with Fritz and Inka (Folke’s parents), and Folke and his family. Buchholz is as lovely as I remembered, and they have the garden looking beautiful. We had a delicious afternoon tea - the blueberry cake Inka made was amazing. We were there for many hours and we had a wonderful cold supper of traditional German fare which I loved, especially the meat salad. The time went very quickly and it was comfortable and easygoing, before we knew it it was time for us to catch the train back to Hamburg.もっと詳しく
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旅行者 Knights of the Island 2019
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- 2019/05/11 7:00
- 🌧 9 °C
- 海抜: 67 m
- ベルギー Wallonia Beauvechain Nodebais 50.77833, 4.7383350°46’42” N 4°44’18” E
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Bei Licht wirklich ganz hübsch
2019年5月11日, ベルギー ⋅ 🌧 9 °C
Abgefahren. Die ganze Nacht regnete es durchgehend. Als wir jedoch den Morgenkaffee aufschäumten hörte es auf. Wirklich ein süßer kleiner Campingplatz. Nachts gab es sogar extra für uns Entenkämpfe. Tatsächlich nur für uns, da wir hier komplett allein waren.もっと詳しく
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Arrondissement de Nivelles, Bezirk Nivelles, Arrondissement of Nivelles, Нивел, Arondisamant Nivelles, Nivellesi ringkond, شهرستان نیول, Nivelles, Arrondissement di Nivelles, Arrondissement Nivelles, Nijvel, Nivelle, 尼韋爾區

Arrondissement de Nivelles

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Paul aus Litauen

Goodbye Hamburg Hello Brussels

Even de benen strekken

Waterloo

Topography of Terror

Memorial of the Murdered Jews of Europe

Remainder of Thursday in Berlin

Berlin to Hamburg

Hamburg and Buchholtz

Bei Licht wirklich ganz hübsch

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