Belgian transportation compared to American way of travel
AFS exchange student Chris Wolfe reflects on Belgian transport. He notes walking is common for daily trips and hiking is popular, bicycles prevalent, buses and trains well run, punctual, and affordable. Trolleys persist in Brussels, Antwerp, and Ostend with modernized links to subways enhancing city travel.
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AFS
Chris Wolfe
Belgium
America
U.S
Althe
Brussels
Antwerp
Ostende
Chris L. Wolfe
Evrard
Venelie de L’arbois
N-5
Plainevaux
Liege
Santa earns extra cash recycling cans and aluminum items
E J Kelly Jr Reynolds Aluminum Recycling reminds Fredrick area Santas that 23 cents per pound is paid for beverage cans and clean household aluminum. The company also buys other aluminum items cut to three feet and bundled. December patrols at Frederick Shopping Center run Saturdays 10 to 1 30. no mobile stops on Dec 24 25 26 31 and Jan 1. Also note National Geographic data on 11 million Americans jogging.
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Santa
E. J. Kelly Jr
Reynolds Aluminum Recycling Company
Frederick
Reynolds
Frederick Shopping Center
West Seventh Street
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