Fabulous time & what an awesome Solheim Cup. So many nice people as we bid farewell to our home away from home Kasteel Steenenburg.
We rode the shuttle to the train station with a sweet couple from Sweden. It was their first Solheim Cup and definitely not their last. Her father’s golf club is where Anna plays so huge fans on the Euro Captain. They said goodbye and maybe we’ll see you in Kentucky!
Off to Brussels for a quick visit. Catching the overnight train to Milan. We definitely would like to come back to this area & do some exploring & 🚲 riding.
If you’ve been to Brussels there are five train station names (see below), but they only refer to three stations: which ones are the same Brussels train station?
Brussels Central
Bruxelles-Midi
Brussel-Zuid
Brussels North
Brussels South
Traveling internationally is tough, especially when you’re crossing into Belgium: the literal political center of Europe where Flemish (the Dutch spoken in northern Belgium), French, and German are the official languages.
(Answer: 2, 3, and 5 are the same station: 2 is the station’s French name, 3 the Dutch name and 5 the English name.)
We got off at MIDI found the locker storage and headed to Centraal Station for a quick visit to BRUX. We were here last year so we knew right where to go.
With Andelucia sauce
Saw a few Tin Tins & Smurfs
And a quick stop to see if he had a Solheim Cup Euro outfit. Nope
A lil bit of Brussels and the palace square.
We did not partake but they are beautiful and we will regret this decision…
Time to collect our luggage, and board the overnight train.
Love the piano players 🎶🎶🎶
All aboard 🚂
Getting our home away from home for the next 14 hours ready for our adventure…
Should be an experience
