Go forth to the source of a burbling river, and there you
will find Sint-Peter’s Castle, its towers mighty and its ponds
alive with fish. What sounds like a fairy tale is actually the
setting of one of my more memorable dining experiences in
Limburg.
At one end of the country, residents are plagued
with aggressive seagulls. At the other end, it’s a
quite different and rather more imposing pest that’s
bothering the populace. The wild boar has been human
prey for centuries, since Odysseus was wounded in the
leg during a hunt, up through French king Philippe IV,
who fell off his horse, to the fatal goring of King Robert
Baratheon (though he of course is fictional).
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