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I’m using an iPad, and I get the message about signing up that Randi initially got. I’ll be home late Wednesday, so I’ll be able to use my PC then.

I just checked and I am again getting the message: Stuart has no public trips

For some reason everytime I log out the app goes back to invited????
Try again, its back on public till at least till 10:00 GMT

We move camp today so I will check if the settings have changed when I set up again.

Working now.

The three Football teams with the St George flag on them were:
Genoa 1893, A.C. Milan and Barcelona.

Where we are now has a highly popular African savanna Zoo, an Observatory, a beautiful Japanese Garden – home to 1,500 individual plant specimens and an eerie heritage-listed Gaol prison.

Next stop home.

Things to Do in Dubbo

We spent a glorious day at the Dubbo Zoo. Best zoo I've ever seen. Almost worth the 15 hour flight to Sydney and the six hour drive to Dubbo.

I should be able to start posting about the 16th May.
I only have data on my mobile plan so It maybe be roughly weekly posts

Oh, I looked forward to you taking us on another adventure! Go safely and send lots of ""Postcards.""

As I will have no internet for my first stop on the 15/16 May here are my clues.

There are more castles per square inch than any other country in the world.
This city is known for selling chocolate bosoms.
There are more than 80 bridges in this city.
Fries were invented in this country.

City and Country please.

Bruges, Belgium

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruges
The name probably derives from the Old Dutch for 'bridge': brugga.

https://www.st-christophers.co.uk/trave ... ut-bruges/
2. IT HAS MORE CASTLES THAN ANY OTHER COUNTRY
3. THE BELGIANS INVENTED FRIES, NOT AMERICANS
6. THERE ARE MORE THAN 80 BRIDGES IN BRUGES


No luck on the chocolate

Good start, right on all points.
The novelty chocolates shapes are sold in Bruges (and no doubt other places.)

Feel free to add other unusual facts about places I go to

I am following Stuart by way of Google maps. I like the "Street view" format.
So something I learned - Australia drives on the English side of the road and uses kilometers. Country side looks nice.

pommystuart wrote: ↑Sat May 13, 2023 12:08 am
Feel free to add other unusual facts about places I go to

(Not sure this really counts as a fact!)
In the universe of Douglas Adams' Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Belgium is considered the rudest word.

jil wrote: ↑Sun May 14, 2023 10:06 am

pommystuart wrote: ↑Sat May 13, 2023 12:08 am
Feel free to add other unusual facts about places I go to

(Not sure this really counts as a fact!)
In the universe of Douglas Adams' Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Belgium is considered the rudest word.

Just as bad as calling Poirot a Frenchman.

At my next stop
One of the largest Viking silver hords was discovered near here.
The UKs first Kenchucky Kentucky was opened here.
It has the longest row of public phoneboxes in the UK.
The parents of Butch Cassidy lived here before emigrating to America.

Where am I?