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"eeelpoulpo":2ywe8i3d wrote: When I think it used to be 3 hours frive from home. [sigh][/quote:2ywe8i3d]Yeah, but I bet you found it really hard to get a pint of Bulmer's.

Oh, and I have another non-beery recommendation: there's a great cluster of restaurants on Rue de Rollebeek, just down from Place du Grand Sablon. We like L'Estrille du Vieux Bruxelles[/url:vg9kpqhh].
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&amp;quot;TheBeerNut&amp;quot;:17ipkcl6 wrote:

&amp;quot;eeelpoulpo&amp;quot;:17ipkcl6 wrote: When I think it used to be 3 hours frive from home. [sigh][/quote:17ipkcl6]Yeah, but I bet you found it really hard to get a pint of Bulmer's.[/quote:17ipkcl6]
You're telling me, they only had this craft, crisp, dry , corked cider for a few quids a bottle. No Galway Hooker, though.

&amp;quot;eeelpoulpo&amp;quot;:2lieg7wh wrote: No Galway Hooker, though.[/quote:2lieg7wh]So you applied for refugee status in Galway? Good man.

Exactly, like so many of us.
A choice I don't regret yet.