Family Travel Belgium
September 07, 2010
Family travel is about discovering ancient traditional crafts like lace work as we have in several places including in Brugge at the Kancentrum (Lace Museum) and in Galica , Spain in Camarinas, a lace making village since the 16th century. It was also fun to discover the connection between the two. In this day of machinery made things, it is exciting to see things made by hand with such exquisite attention to detail. We loved our time in Brugge and Belgium, but the chocolate and the lace will always stand out in our memories.
Family travel is about discovering ancient traditional crafts like lace work as we have in several places including in Brugge at the Kancentrum (Lace Museum) and in Galica , Spain in Camarinas, a lace making village since the 16th century. It was also fun to discover the connection between the two. In this day of machinery made things, it is exciting to see things made by hand with such exquisite attention to detail. We loved our time in Brugge and Belgium, but the chocolate and the lace will always stand out in our memories.
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We were in Brussels this July. The waffles with Belgian chocolate were a highlight! Unfortunately we only had one night but we're planning to go back soon, it's a great gateway to the rest of Europe.
Posted by: Anna | September 07, 2010 at 01:05 PM
We live for things made by hand!
This lace work is fabulous! Thanks for sharing this with us!
{{hugs}}
Posted by: Freely Living Life | September 08, 2010 at 10:04 AM
Mozart is so little in the Brugge pictures. She's grown a lot. Very blessed girl.
Posted by: Jo | September 08, 2010 at 12:17 PM
Anne- Yum, sounds delish!
Posted by: soultravelers3 | September 11, 2010 at 11:45 AM
Freely - Thanks! We love hand made things too!
Posted by: soultravelers3 | September 11, 2010 at 11:46 AM
Jo - She has grown hasn't she? Funny how kids do that, eh? She is still a tiny thing only in size 6 ( usually falling off her at the waste) and she just turned 10. ;)
Posted by: soultravelers3 | September 11, 2010 at 11:48 AM