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Saturday Snapshot- Pictures of Brussels

Hey everyone, I'm back with another Saturday Snapshot*, further elaborating on my trip to Brussels way back in 2007. Hope you enjoy your weekend!
*This meme is hosted by westmetromommyreads.com







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  1. I'd love to go to Brussels. It's on my must-visit list!

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    1. Well, I hope these pictures moved it up on your list!

      Thanks for stopping by, Sandra.

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  2. I'd love to go to Brussels too. One day. BTW I'm pretty sure that last photo is in Amsterdam.

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    1. Whoops! It might just be, I had the photos saved together in one folder!!!

      Thanks for stopping by Louise,
      Have a great day!

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  3. Wow, you have been to so many amazing places! I would love to go to Brussels, too. Great pics.

    My son just read in the news that one Norwegian airline is going to be offering $69 one-way fares from the US to Norway and Scotland in 2017 - that is so awesome!! Flights right now are just too expensive for us. Maybe I will finally get to visit those two countries that are both high on my want-to-see list!

    Sue

    Book By Book

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    1. That's great news!! I really hope you get to visit. It seems like you love hiking, and Norway is a great place for nature!

      Thanks for stopping by

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