Belgium on Film

January 4, 2013 |

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So, my mom casually commented on my lack of updates here which confirms two things: a) I have been away for a longer time than is healthy for someone who keeps a blog, and b) my mom reads this (hi, mama!). In any case, I was going to make an update, when there was a server error here (that I did not appreciate), and then the moment passed and I wrote on my beauty blog, Softly Sometimes, instead.

My mom pointed out that I hadn’t even finished posting about Europe yet, and now I have begrudgingly put together a photo post of Belgium. Now, Belgium wasn’t a major destination in terms of our itinerary. We took a day trip there because we were in between places (Amsterdam & London) and we figured it would be worth our while to make a stop over.

Because we were going to be walking around, I stashed the digital camera I brought along with me in one of the train lockers. These are the only pictures (aside from a few shots on my Diana Baby/110 camera) you will see of Brussels. The wider angle photos were taken with an LC-A+ (with a wide lens attachment & loaded with Kodak Ektar 100) and the more close-cropped ones were taken with a Nikon FM2 (loaded with Lomo CN 400). I hope you enjoy!

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Fun Fact: Tintin is of Belgian descent, apparently!

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We tried döner in as many places as we could. This was alright, but not that excellent.

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I think we were there on a Sunday, so tons of locals were hanging out in the public squares. Some groups looked like they were on field trips.

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Again, construction!

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BIG GIANT DOG.

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  1. Sarie says:

    I always thought Tintin was French!

    • Carina Santos says:

      I thought so, too, but he was literally everywhere in Belgium. Apparently, he is Belgian (like the creator, Hergé), but one of the languages they speak in Belgium is French, plus the series was originally written en Français. So that’s probably why everyone seems to think that he is French.

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