This is the second time we have done Margaret's walk in Grez-Doiceau and once again we had great weather. This is a lovely part of Belgium and the view from the top of the hill in front of the 17th century church of St Martin is beautiful. You can see the centre of Grez, Bossut and in the distance the forest of Meerdael.
This walk is part of the "Three Valleys" walk and as we went along we were able to enjoy the sight of cows, goats, chickens and horses in the nearby fields - some of them giving us some very funny looks. If you would like to know more about this area and the walks it has to offer you can log into
http://www.otl-grez-doiceau.be/.
All too soon the walk is over but we are all ready for a stop in the Brasserie d'Edouard where we met up with Sheila and Jacqueline. I have it on good authority that the mint tea, tarte tatin and crème brûlée are to die for. Oops, sorry forgot to mention the pancakes.
This walk is part of the "Three Valleys" walk and as we went along we were able to enjoy the sight of cows, goats, chickens and horses in the nearby fields - some of them giving us some very funny looks. If you would like to know more about this area and the walks it has to offer you can log into http://www.otl-grez-doiceau.be/.
All too soon the walk is over but we are all ready for a stop in the Brasserie d'Edouard where we met up with Sheila and Jacqueline. I have it on good authority that the mint tea, tarte tatin and crème brûlée are to die for. Oops, sorry forgot to mention the pancakes.
