Impressions of a boat trip through the canals in the Dutch-Belgian border area.

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Impressions of a boat trip through the canals in the Dutch-Belgian border area. During the widening of the Albert Canal in the 1990s, the Fort Eben Emael tunnels in the sandstone were uncovered. However, these are not open to the public. 17.07.2024

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View from the Albert Canal towards Maastricht, the tower in the background belongs to the cement factory, located on the Meuse near Maastricht.

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The Albert Canal in the area of the Lanaye lock on the right, which connects it to the Meuse via the Lanaye connecting canal. 07.2024 
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View of the Albert Canal in the area of the Lanaye Lock. 07.2024 
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View of the limestone walls at the Albert Canal near the Lanaye lock, with a cycling and hiking trail running between the canal and the limestone cliff. 07.2024 
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