The purpose of this blog is to provide some information about the published photographs and the trips and events that are covered here.
On the way back from La Ferté we visited a German World War I graveyard.
More than 30.000 soldiers have been buried there...
Next we stopped at a tunnel that is still in use to tow ships through a hill.
The tower is a ship that electrically pulls itself using a chain in the canal.
Finally we stopped in Le Quesnoy, a fortified city.
While the walls are being restored, a lot of the water around is changed into a parc.
It has been a few years ago since I visited the airshow in La Ferté-Alais (France). Getting in and out was a little bit hectic but the airshow was fabulous, with a large range of classic aircraft from various periods.
Flying displays were held in order to celebrate the 25th Stampe-Vertongen fly in at Deurne Airport in Antwerp.
The weather on Sunday was really nice so that we could enjoy this "mini-airshow".
Meanwhile regular commercial activities were still ongoing at the International Airport.
Some years ago I visited the western part of Canada, traveling from Vancouver to Calgary via the Rocky Mountains. This time I went to the eastern part and spent some time in Montréal and Toronto.
I also took the opportunity to visit the Niagara Falls.
No Sanicole Airshow this year, but Belgian Air Force Days at KeeBee (Kleine Brogel). I was there on Friday for the spotters day and on Saturday for the airshow. I hardly took pictures on Saturday because it was too crowdy.