Hello,

I'm going to be oversea for 8 weeks
During this period, I will not be able to ship anything out and will probably not have daily access to the internet.

In addition to the little "I am temporarily absent" logo available in the parameter setting, I remember reading somewhere about the possibility to put your store "on hold" for a while but can't find it anymore. Is this option still available ?

Thank for your help

Corinne

Yes Corinne, you can.
Go to the multiple changes in your Delcampe (the line with the golden G behind it), click on it and select "Close and restart all my sales"

Thank for your prompt reply. I really appreciate.
Corinne

bonjour corinne,

how are you little sister? i hope you enjoy your trip to home. i'm sure the kids will. what a way to enjoy the summer vacation from school. give my warmest greetings to your family.

amities, merci et a bientot,
bill.

bonjour corinne,

how are you little sister? i hope you enjoy your trip to home. i'm sure the kids will. what a way to enjoy the summer vacation from school. give my warmest greetings to your family.

amities, merci et a bientot,
bill.

That coon is getting too familiar.

Hello,

I'm going to be oversea for 8 weeks
During this period, I will not be able to ship anything out and will probably not have daily access to the internet.

In addition to the little "I am temporarily absent" logo available in the parameter setting, I remember reading somewhere about the possibility to put your store "on hold" for a while but can't find it anymore. Is this option still available ?

Thank for your help

Corinne

Hi Corinne,


If "oversea" is in Belgium, please drop us an email


Best regards, Seb Delcampe

Hi Sebastien,

Thank for the offer, I really appreciate the personal touch.

I surely would love to add “Soignies/meet Delcampe Family & team”or “Brussel/the Manneken-Pis” to our “to see” list, but honestly not sure to be able to squeeze this in...this summer.

Thinking of loud: Would that be an idea to start an annual “Delcampe-live” once a year? I’m pretty sure that you can find affordable/amazing site for a weekend in the countryside of Brussels. (I sign-up to help you out)

Sincerely,

Corinne

PS: Just to clarify for those who do not know me yet and might not understand “old world culture” : I’m French –Grew-up in Nancy, the “Art Nouveau” city-, happily wedded for 18years to a German (..) ; we have 2 Grandiose Teens (not always that Great, I should say “Healthy Teens” instead… but it’s nothing wrong being a PROUD Mom, isn’t?)

Surely Brussels is the Art Nouveau city ?

But the the Manneken-Pis is not worth seeing .

Rogermo

If you happen to go past it, it's better to turn round and photograph the chocolate shop opposite.

But Belgian chocolate like Cote d'Or is cheaper in England, and much cheaper in France. However, Belgium has many other attractions. A lot of it looks like Burgundy (which it was).

Rogermo

The street names can be a trifle confusing.

But you won't have that problem in the countryside around Brussels, because there they only have one language --- Dutch.

This is in Tervuren, a tram-ride from Brussels and the home of the African museum.

In case you can't read it, it says:
Brieven. Drukwerken.
Your hubby should be OK, at least.

Rogermo.

Hello Rogermo,

Sorry for the delay in reply.
Since I have given my Angels a “No internet for a week”, I had to remove the power cable of my wireless router and only plug it back for short & quick access (…). And we’re still working on it.

About Art Nouveau in France/Nancy, if you are interested, please find here more info:

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(The Belgians did have remarkable Artists too, by the way.)

Ah the language barrier …
but, you’re right Dutch seems hard to read!

Have a great day

Corinne

That's very interesting, but when you said "Art Nouveau City" I was thinking of whole buildings. I think Brussels may be well ahead of Nancy on this.

Rogemo

Art Nouveau ironwork fits in surprisingly well with Gothic stonework.

Rogermo

bonjour rogermo,

those ornate grills/balconies remind me of bourbon street in new orleans many years ago when my brother, my mother, and me visited my aunt who lived in the city. we all went out for a night on the town. ah, that was a night to remember for a young college student. even with his mom and aunt, we had a great time.

amities,
cajunsr.

bonjour rogermo,

those ornate grills/balconies remind me of bourbon street in new orleans many years ago when my brother, my mother, and me visited my aunt who lived in the city. we all went out for a night on the town. ah, that was a night to remember for a young college student. even with his mom and aunt, we had a great time.

amities,
cajunsr.