@orient plaza, nijmegen

Sashimi/sushi, shrimp/scallops, lobster, lamb choplet and tepanjaki beef, and a standard ice cream with fruit not worth photographing ('suprise' menu)

@ Oeletons, St.Anthonis

Mixed starter (Shrimp, salmon, tuna, duck and carpacio)














Lamb rack with Rucola/potato mash, and caramalised sjalots














"Chocolate factory" (With a chocolate croquet, jummy)

Buffet @ "De chinese muur"(The chinese wall) in Drunen

Crudités and Gooze

Swimming in the river Lot

Me just diving under

assiette perigueux

Motorbike on the canal tunnel train

Next to a brand new belgian Moto Guzi Classic.

Strumble head

Confusing Welsh placenames

Elan Valley

Updated the images of the existing posts with higher resolution ones, now posting some i forgot to post.

@ le central, Agen

Salad with chicken liver, and salmon

Shrimp with chilli and garlic

Lunch and dinner

Lunch: confit de canard. Dinner: moules frites

Sunset ports of call

By candlelight

Duck breast

Arrived in france, and have finaly done my washing.

Coffee and a slim jim by the belgian roadside

Beef, mushroom and guiness pie

No breakfast at the wilton so i guess i'll call this breakfast.

Food and drink

Food: duck and leek dumplings, and wagamama ramen @wagamama.com Drink: hobgoblin @the wilton (my room is upstairs) had hobgoblin before , but now it's not beyond it's best before date.

Edit: Note the text on the coaster: "Afraid you might taste something lagerboy?"

Salisbury cathedral

That's the tip of the tower you can see in the distance

Stonehenge

River wye

One last picture before i leave wales

Brecon

Water: start (or end) of some canal. Drink: golden valley, local real ale. Food: cod and ch... Ah no, jacket potato. Toilet: lot's of teen preggies in brecon?

No view from my room this time, my room is at the back, but here's the view from the front of the hotel. Food: seafood pie at the bucaneer inn.

Foggy!

This was what was left of my view this morning, my bike got to rest inside too, next to the boss' '74 yamaha 650. St.david's was great, didn't expect much at first, it being the holiest town in wales, and i saw a lot of dutch families there. But i did as the lonely planet guide said and watched the sun set from the farmer's arms' beer garden. Great welcome there by all the 'surfer dudes.' And i stayed there till closing time (at 00:00, it's still britain). So had a bit of a hangover this morning.

More fish

Moules marinieres, sea bass fillet, and local cheese platter at cafe neptune, fish and chippy downstairs, posh fish restaurant upstairs. Indulge it says on the wall, guess i did

Edit: Actually this post was supposed to be a few days back, in beaumaris

St.david's

And another nice view