Tag: geraardsbergen

Ronde van Vlaanderen

A ronde to remember: atop the Muur van Geraardsbergen for the great cobbled Classic.

Originally published: 5 Apr 2010 in Europe

Omloop Het Nieuwsblad

After a hard winter and a week of rain, we go roadside at the opening race of the 2010 Spring Classics season in professional road cycling.

Originally published: 28 Feb 2010 in Editorial

‘Twixt two regions

Through the borderlands between Hainaut and Oost-Vlanderen and beside the Marcq-Mark river.

Originally published: 13 Dec 2009 in Walking

Muur van Geraardsbergen

“Whosoever crests the the Muur first shall winneth the Ronde” – a summer visit to this hill climb legend.

Originally published: 4 Aug 2008 in Europe

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Dijon

Capital of Burgundy and seat of the illustrious Ducs de Bourgogne, Dijon is packed with history and culture.

  • Originally published: 8 Jul 2010 in Europe

Maisons de maître (and other buildings)

Whilst in between jobs after moving to Brussels, I took time to learn the communes and enjoy the architecture.

The Queen

Comes highly recommended to even the hardest republicans.

  • Originally published: 27 Feb 2007 in Film

Rounding up to 2006

We’ve been a bit busy lately, what with our jetset lifestyle and everything.

Soggy Buxton

Rained off and browned off: a thrilling afternoon in the Derbyshire spa town.

  • Originally published: 17 Jul 2007 in UK

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