Our Door County - Belgian Heritage

[@enriquegilmasaparicio7036]

Hi! What’s the name of the virgin you mention when talking about the roadside chapels? Thanks!

[@Rebecca-wk4di]

I'm the opposite - an American from Brussels, Belgium! Would be cool to visit one day.

[@DestinationDoorCounty]

How cool, that it would!

[@bretwein3793]

I’m kind of surprised the settlers didn’t head to Québec back in the day, then again lots of Canadiens (what modern day Québécois were called in the day). Then again close to 1 million of them left for New England themselves. I’m a francophone myself but hearing them speak was reminding me them at the langue d’oïl branch of Latin langues encompasses not only French.

[@DestinationDoorCounty]

Thanks for sharing Bret

[@kimkeller8126]

I’m Belgian and if anyone here can answer this question it would be appreciated - Why (in the older tradition) did the Belgians not put the cheese stuff on the top of the rice pie? That pie was the only 1 that no cheese stuff was added to the top of the pie. I would never eat that 1 because there was no cheese on the top of it and that was my favorite part of the pie. Even when my mom would take us to the Kermis, there wasn’t 1 rice pie with the cheese 😢

[@mdevroye]

Showing a few players of "couyon" would have completed this short video. If you plan to visit, don’t miss the “Heritage Hill State Historical Park” in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

[@DestinationDoorCounty]

Thanks for watching Maurice!

[@mdevroye]

Pour être plus complet encore, ce reportage devrait montrer quelques joueurs de "couyon". Si vous comptez vous y rendre, ne manquez pas de visiter l'Heritage Hill State Historical Park situé à Green Bay, Wisconsin. >>> HERITAGEHILLGB.ORG

[@DestinationDoorCounty]

Thanks for watching Maurice!