On the way back to the more beaten track (and lunch) we took in some more churches (exteriors only) and a very nice canal view. After lunch we all split up and went our different ways. I visited the fine arts museum, but it’s normal exhibition was put away so that an exhibition of Van Eyck/Oude 15th century religious paintings could be displayed.
The exhibition was interesting to a point, but there are only so many similar religious paintings you can enjoy before getting a little bored. After all that walking I allowed myself to succumb to temptation but more on that later 
Love that last picture of the canal.
When I see houses with windows overlooking water – I always ask myself – “I wonder where the window cleaner puts his ladder?”
Where the window cleaner puts his ladders is an interesting thought! Maybe they sit on the windowsill. lean out and clean them that way?
And I love the canal picture too. The reflecting sculpted water is stunning.
The sun had a little bit of something about it as I took that photo. It seems to be reflecting in a lot of the windows
And the chance to swim to the shops too.I like Brugge more and more!
I am not sure there were any shops
I can’t comment any differently than others for I too very much like the canal photo – well and the church architecture right above it…..
The light on the canal was quite special