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November 17, 2025 · 18 min · 7K views · Leeuwarden
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The crew of a 1913 Dutch Barge navigates the inland waterways of Friesland, Netherlands, transitioning from Sneek to Leeuwarden to seek shelter from forecasted wind and rain.▶ 1:17 Upon arrival in Leeuwarden, the crew manages bridge transit times and secures a berth in a crowded marina near the city center.▶ 3:00 The city, capital of Friesland, offers extensive infrastructure, including museums and laundry facilities, which the crew utilizes during the inclement weather.▶ 5:18 Water replenishment requires connecting multiple hoses over a distance of approximately 50 meters to reach the vessel from the dockside supply point.▶ 7:48 After hosting a guest for several days, the crew departs Leeuwarden for the smaller town of Branniker, opting for a paid marina berth after failing to locate a suitable free anchorage.▶ 17:31 The vessel continues its transit through the Dutch canal system, preparing to host additional guests for upcoming segments of the journey.▶ 15:21
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