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We arrived on the Sea Cat (The Vomit Comet) at Ostend and drive 13
miles to Bruges where you are directed down a tunnel some miles out of the city. After driving some distance underground, you are directed into giant car parks and take the lift back to daylight, where you arrive in the middle of a huge town square with Bars and restaurants around the edge, and the latest shops within a short walk. No Stress at all. Sounds a bit like Canary Wharf. Compare this with a trip to London where parking meters earn more that a worker's minimum hourly wage and everything is designed to give the maximum stress and the minimum value. Talking of which, that gives me a strangely good idea on how to make a few extra quid - anyone know if parking meters can be privately run? Peter |
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