Mvc-037s Etienne and I visited a museum of Roman times in Bavay, France. This is "Amour Chevauchant un dauphin."     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-001s Then we went sight seeing and our first stop was in France then up to Belgium. It was an interesting tour. How old is this key?     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-002s They had glass back then!     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-003s Roman currency     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-007s Javelin made from iron     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-008s Me in the ruins of a Roman city.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-009s Etienne in the ruins of a Roman city.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-010s This was mostly the religious part of the city.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-011s Block house from WW2 on our way out of town.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-014s Close up of a monument from 1709, about a war.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-016s Not far from Mons we climbed a hill where the earth is still hot. Here you see Mons off in the distance, the tower.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-017s Me and the tower of Mons.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-018s Close up of the tower and the church.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-021s One of de Potter's baby sheep.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-022s Chantal is feeding the other baby sheep.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-024s At a Roman museum in Ath, Belgium. This boat was accidentally discovered in this area. The wood was analyzed and it is from 188AD.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-025s Comparing horse jaw bones.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-026s A smaller boat from the same area and time.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-028s I know it's hard to read, but it explains how the Romans made their metal objects all those years ago.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-029s Like this one for example.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-030s Me at the river in Tournai, Belgium. 10 years ago or so boats could not pass under that bridge.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-031s Me in the main square.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-033s This church has 6 steeples, 5 without bells.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-034s The church is so old that it is too dangerous to go into or get too close to. They are working on repairing it.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-037s This is our famous statue in Brussels dressed in the costume of solders/hunters from the forest that were part of a royal church.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01

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