First: ‘Open Churches Days,’ an astonishing heritage…as in the church of St. Nicholas in La Roche-en-Ardenne, a warm and peaceful atmosphere… (click on thumbnail to enlarge the pictures) Second: Procession accompanied by prayers… (click on thumbnail to enlarge the pictures) Third: The movie, ‘The Case for Christ,’ an event … Continue reading
During my daily walk on the beach of Dahariz, Dhofar, in the south of Oman, it is nature that makes the art, it is the seawater and the sand that surprises me… (click on thumbnail to enlarge the picture) Continue reading
This weekend, today, the medieval Castle of La Roche-en-Ardenne hosted ‘Castle DAY Trail.’ A follow-up of Aprils ‘Castle NIGHT Trail.’ In medieval times the ‘noblemen and noble women’ moved from place to place depending on where there attention was required. The 809 participants from Belgium, France, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Germany, Spain, Ireland and Poland for the … Continue reading
In La Roche-en-Ardenne, in Belgium, my home country, rue de Cielle, the street named Cielle, guided the American soldiers to the heart of the city during World War II. The story of this terrible war, that like any war, still touch the hearts of many people worldwide, is told in the Musée de la Bataille … Continue reading
Each year, 21st July is Belgian National Day. It is one of ten public holidays in Belgium. This day commemorates an event on 21 July 1831 in which Leopold of Saxe-Cobourg swore allegiance to the new Belgian constitution, thus becoming the nation’s first monarch. The king’s vow marked the start of the independent state of Belgium under a constitutional monarchy … Continue reading
