Hi what's up? first of all sorry for my bad English. Last summer, I and my little family went back home to northern France and I must say it was good to be home again.
We spent one week in a small village between Lille and Dunkirk (our hometown), in the heart of Flanders. I know that Flanders does not make anybody dream and people prefer reading things about exotic trips and so on, but the place where you were born is always the best place in the world.
So we decided to play the tourists and visit Flanders like any other tourist would have done it. No native Flemish can talk about Flanders without mentionning "Godewaersvelde", a typical Flemish village, where houses are built with red bricks and small windows.
Flanders is the land of "taverns", a kind of Flemish pub where they will never serve this universally drunk soda, where you can drink perfumed and delicate beers brewed in the region. It's a social place where people share a lot, where you can meet friendly persons.
Unfortunately the north of France is known for its bad weather (not really true),its coal mines (though there are no mines in Flanders), for its very high unemployment rate etc... Maybe one day we will be famous for our sandy beaches where speed sail contests are often organised, for our delicious regional meals, who knows??
Hi what's up? first of all sorry for my bad English. Last summer, I and my little family went back home to northern France and I must say it was good to be home again.We spent one week in a small village between Lille and Dunkirk (our hometown), in the heart of Flanders. I know that Flanders does not make anybody dream and people prefer reading things about exotic trips and so on, but the place where you were born is always the best place in the world. So we decided to play the tourists and visit Flanders like any other tourist would have done it. No native Flemish can talk about Flanders without mentionning "Godewaersvelde", a typical Flemish village, where houses are built with red bricks and small windows. Flanders is the land of "taverns", a kind of Flemish pub where they will never serve this universally drunk soda, where you can drink perfumed and delicate beers brewed in the region. It's a social place where people share a lot, where you can meet friendly persons.Unfortunately the north of France is known for its bad weather (not really true),its coal mines (though there are no mines in Flanders), for its very high unemployment rate etc... Maybe one day we will be famous for our sandy beaches where speed sail contests are often organised, for our delicious regional meals, who knows??
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