The Well, we find ourselves in Ghent. I know that's a surprise, isn't it?

Surprised, it surprised both of us this morning when I said,

come on, let's walk out from our city center hotel because there's something I want to show you

Quite how far it was mmm ended up being a bit of a schlep it did it did but we're here now

Sitting on some rather damp steps in the how Yeah, look at how many steps I've already done.

How many of you done?

Oh, can I get?

Go on.

No, it's a 2,729, but that's just from the hotel to here basically.

So, the Holy Grail is always 10,000, isn't it?

Like, to have an active lifestyle.

That's not very active, it's not much, is it?

Yeah.

Yeah.

We're very good. So, where are we now? Well we're in the St. Peter's plane, the big square.

Well actually Ghent Railway Station for those of you know is called St. Peter's and it's quite a way as we've just

discovered from the actual city centre the train lines don't come right into the

center because why would you do that why would you put great big train lines

through the heart of medieval againstents. You wouldn't do it David.

No. So, but the railway station is named after the Abbey of St Peter's that we're just looking

at that we have just snuck into and the Easter Sunday service is well underway.

Yeah, and I got a snap of some Easter propaganda imagery.

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