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Brussels is grey.
That's about it, I'd forgotten that Brussels is such a dreadful place that it's actually fun. Don't get me wrong, it's not going to make you cry, it's just that it makes you glad that you actually live in London for once.
The plus points were Eurostar, although the security screening at Waterloo left much to be desired - incompetent, surly staff that threw your bags around and then asked whether the magnetometer had gone off as you walked through because they weren't paying attention.
Oh, and the Atomium looks much nicer, although as it had only reopened after a two year closure the day we were there, we didn't bother queueing to go in again.
Recently I attempted to setup a mail redirection, having posted off the forms and a cheque, I'd heard nothing back after three weeks. The call centre were... "helpful", but only to the extent that they told me that my letter to the Royal Mail themselves was "lost in the post".
I couldn't quite believe it at the time, but now I see that Postcomm have handed out a record fine due to the unacceptably high levels of lost, damaged and stolen mail...