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 accessible. 17.07.2024

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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 
De Rond Hans und Jeanny

Belgium / Province of Liège / Miscellaneous, Galleries / special topics / Caves

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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 
De Rond Hans und Jeanny

Belgium / Province of Liège / Miscellaneous, Galleries / special topics / Caves

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Impressions of a boat trip through the canals in the Dutch-Belgian border area<br>During the widening of the Albert Canal in the 1990s, the Fort Eben Emael tunnels in the sandstone were uncovered. However, they are not accessible 17.07.2024

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, they are not accessible 17.07.2024 
De Rond Hans und Jeanny

Galleries / special topics / Caves, Belgium / Province of Limburg / Limburg

 197 1600x1066 Px, 20.07.2024