| Henri telling the group a story in one of the courtyards we visited in Brugge. There was so much to see and Henri was well versed. |  |
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This is a typical scene in Brugge. The city's canals silted up in the 1500's and therefore the city became isolated. It was not bombed during WWII so it is a very well preserved sample of what a 16th century city would look like. |
| This is the scene directly in front of town hall and is where we all met after having split up for lunch |  |
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This is a statue of Simone Stevin (1548 - 1620) in the heart of the city. He was a mathematician, physicist, philologist, biologist and engineer. |
| Lauren Marchitelli and Rob Halleck |  |
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Mari and Sylvia on one of the many bridges that span the canals of Brugge. |
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