A few days late, I know, but as soon as I arrived in Belgium had quite a lot to do and get done, so I forgot to post these pics, it wasn't till I started packing for New York I realised I had not posted these pics yet from a few days ago, so stop it already :-) guess which airport aaah, the wallabies plane country side around London London from a distance If you zoomed in you would see London and how close London is, via the Thames river, to the sea and then when you see the opening of the Thames to the sea like this, you can imagine what it would have been like for the tall ships to return from their exploits around the world, returning home loaded with produce from exotic places and stories from far away places, sailing that last few miles up the river, what a feeling that would have been, anyway...rambling I know Broadstairs & Ramsgate under little fluffy clouds White Cliffs of Dover
some 50 kms of Dover, a horseshoe shaped sand bank in the middle of English channel pretty much summer clouds crossing Belgium coast, De Panne summer clouds again Fort Breendonk in the middle of the photo, a military fort which during the second world war was used by the occupying germans as a prison mainly for captured resistance fighters, one of my grandfathers was held there in the last year of the war, and was to shipped out from there to a concentration camp Zennegat, place my parents would go to for a drink Wim & Hilda's place under that cloud somewhere about to land