I left Antwerp by train, bound for Ghent, my other gig in Belgium. I was couchsurfing that night with Viviane, a wonderful lady who also helped me set up the show that evening at a local bar. After picking me up at the train station, she took me downtown to show me around a little bit.
More of the narrow, old homes of the type seen earlier in Antwerp and Amsterdam. All of these buildings date back to the 1600's.
Old buildings line one of Ghent's many canals, making this town very charming.
The tiniest, narrowest building I have ever seen.
Viviane told me that Ghent is known as the City of Towers, or something like that, anyways. Exhibit A.
Exhibit B.
More of the narrow, old homes of the type seen earlier in Antwerp and Amsterdam. All of these buildings date back to the 1600's.
Old buildings line one of Ghent's many canals, making this town very charming.
The tiniest, narrowest building I have ever seen.
Viviane told me that Ghent is known as the City of Towers, or something like that, anyways. Exhibit A.
Exhibit B.
The show itself was really fun, and there was a really great showing from the local couchsurfing community. I can't thank Viviane enough for her hospitality, and for arranging a place for me to perform. Thanks also to everyone that came out to see me in Belgium, I hope to be back very soon!
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