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- Our final visit of the day was The Funicular Lift of Strepy-Thieu.
this is one of the largest boat lifts in the world. Similar sized water filled cradles to those used in the Sloping lock are lowered or raised over 240feet / 73 metres. Building was completed in 2002 at which time it was the tallest in the world.
We then went and visited The Sloping Lock at Ronquieres.
This is engineering on a massive scale. The boats literally come up and down the hill in giant water filled cradles on rails.
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we visited the Waterloo Battlefield Memorial 1815. The wind was a bit too strong to take a hike up the monument.
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Short instruction – just click on Visual (just over to the right of the Text Area (looks like a filing cabinet folder tab). Then click on the little camera icon (to the right of the little smile in a circle), then follow instructions as you see them.
Laurence
Hi David Wardale @robertdavidwardale
Hopefully you will find it easy to insert photos now – please read this article Click Here
Cheers,
Laurence
Great photo eddiepanton @eddie-panton
Laurence
Happy Christmas ken robbins @kenrobbins and Alan Tew @cabriolet and all the other members of our Club around the world.
Laurence
Paul Roper mentioned this recently on Facebook, so I think I might try and watch it before we head over to the Isle of Man in May 2018.
I’m just putting the final touches to the Club Tour Newsletter which I’ll send out in the next couple of days 🙂
Laurence
Hi Kevin @kevinrowe
Well you did better than any King, as your photo of your two cars on the Motorway loaded up fine
LaurenceThanks Roger @roger
I’ve written this up as an article for all members to find and read in the future – Found Here
Hi Chris @christopherknoerdel
Maybe Robin @woodsmoke or Stephen Heywood @stephen-heywood will be able to offer you some advice, or certainly to point you in the right direction.
Do you still have your XJ-SC Cabriolet – is that a different Ignition system.
Cheers,
Laurence
