Noted the WELKOM in lower half stained glass piece.. :)

Fever Tree has a new flavor! It is Lemon Tonic water with Sicilian lemons and quinine. Very good!

Looks like a landing pad atop the building for a spacecraft! Beam in, Scotty :) FUN!

Their mayonnaise is far superior to USA.. Remia brand frites sauce is simply mouth watering! :)

Lekker! Smak! Melk chocolade is :)

And those lovely skirt guards over the back wheel :)

Passionflower. :)

And vehicles STOP for you :)

Lucky you got that! When we were on the barge, even the guide said there was no border marking on either side from Belgium/ Netherlands !

Hi Grampies and ELLEN! It’s me, Karen home now in USA from RAIN , RAIN, WIND, WIND, MUD to 90 degrees in Santa Cruz. NUTS.
Still trying to heal from not one, but two falls off the bike which were both because I was “trying to be considerate” of another cyclist. Big mistake. Look out for yourself, as those who live there already know how to avoid you, even if you don’t think it’s possible. A trip to the ER and I am still hoping to heal with no infections. Cycle on everyone! :)

That's an amazing art installation!

It's not concrete, is it?

Nice quotation!

Really impressive photos, in their sad Bafang way! We bought two Stronglight chainrings for Bosch mid drive, in Nantes. Something like 53 euros each, I recall.

It's nice to see a comment from Ellen Lee, who is a serious cyclist, but without a Cycleblaze blog. Hi Ellen!

If you get bored with Maastricht, I suggest a day trip to Aachen. It's a lovely town. Cologne isn't far away by train either. The open-air museum in Bokrijk, Belgium is doable in a day, too. That would require a train/bus trip though.

Let's hope your trusty bike comes out of the shop as good as new!