In the 1930's the Belgians digged a canal from Antwerp to Liege, to connect their largest harbor with the river Meuse, to have an easy way into their Hinterland: Germany. This canal is within the neighbor lands' border but right behind where I live. The canal walk shows the route from Vroenhoven (Riemst) to Veldwezelt (Lanaken) with its high slopes digged out of the marl hills. In Spring a sea of flowers cover these slopes. For the best result go to You Tube: Albert canal walk
zondag 2 maart 2014
Albert canal walk
In the 1930's the Belgians digged a canal from Antwerp to Liege, to connect their largest harbor with the river Meuse, to have an easy way into their Hinterland: Germany. This canal is within the neighbor lands' border but right behind where I live. The canal walk shows the route from Vroenhoven (Riemst) to Veldwezelt (Lanaken) with its high slopes digged out of the marl hills. In Spring a sea of flowers cover these slopes. For the best result go to You Tube: Albert canal walk
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