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Navigating the inland waterways of Belgium toward the Mediterranean, the crew of the 38-ft boat *Britaly* encounters significant delays due to bridge operations and a major mechanical failure at the Ronquières inclined plane.12:16 While transiting toward Brussels, the crew manages bridge passages by communicating via VHF to confirm air draft clearance, often opting to pass under closed bridges when height permits.3:28 Upon reaching the vicinity of the Ronquières lift, they learn from local authorities that the facility is closed for repairs until at least Monday, forcing a decision between waiting in Brussels or rerouting.15:44 To moor along the canal banks, the crew utilizes DIY mooring stakes fashioned from galvanized steel plumbing pipes, which provide a secure, low-cost alternative to commercial bollards.9:11 The crew balances these technical and logistical challenges with shore-side activities, including cycling and exploring local towns, while maintaining flexibility in their passage plan. The experience highlights the necessity of monitoring local waterway notices and maintaining a flexible schedule when transiting commercial canal networks.

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