A fascinating channel trip by the Belgian Pneumaticlub. Check out Gilles’ big smile at 01:46.
The club organizes many raids every year as you can see in these videos.
At 08:38 you get a unique view of the Mont-Saint-Michel, a famous touristic French attraction.
Check out the route they took.
The Belgian Pneumaticlub does a lot of RIBbing in Belgium and abroad like this video shows. It’s an awesome trip from Lübeck, Germany to Oslo, Norway in a Mercury powered Humber.
You can enjoy more videos of this club on RIBsONLY.com.
The Belgian Pneumaticlub always plans great runs. This one is no exception. Well done, guys!
The Samber River originates in France near Le Nouvion-en-Thiérache, flowing through Maubeuge, Jeumont, and Erquelinnes before reaching Namur in Belgium, where it joins the Meuse.
About 105 km of 193 km length of “la Sambre” is in Wallonia, Belgium.
The canalized Samber is connected to the Oise and Brussels via various canals, enhancing navigation and making Thuin a key inland navigation center in the 19th century.
In line with the objectives of its founder, Michel de Hemptinne fonde le Belgian Pneumaticlub (BPC) en 1976, the Club offers many nautical activities in inland and maritime waters and thus continues to promote the versatility of this type of boat which is enjoying growing success with the public.
The club is also the pleasure of being on the water with friends, of participating and learning to organize navigations that we would not undertake alone. Without forgetting the additional safety potential offered by navigation in a “flotilla”.
Each year, the Club draws up a calendar of outings intended to meet everyone’s expectations: maritime or inland navigation, day or multi-day, in Belgium or abroad, nautical holidays, etc.
These are other videos of the Belgian club.
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(more…)The city, located in Brittany, France, is a coastal location with access to the Atlantic Ocean.
The surrounding waters offer a mix of maritime activities and natural attractions.
The “Bay of Lorient” provides a strategic harbour with a naval history dating back centuries.
The city is known for its maritime heritage, and the harbour is home to various sailing events and regattas.
The region is characterised by picturesque coastal landscapes, including beaches and rocky shores.
The Belgian Pneumaticlub often organises outings in Belgum and other countries.
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