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zeil
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Initially Posted - 03/03/2013 :  10:27:53  Show Profile

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<b>Friesian Tjalk</b>
Beautiful restored leeboard shallow draft Friesian Tjalk used for transporting bulk cargo in shallow waters like the Zuiderzee </center>
Henk & Johanna
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Response Posted - 03/03/2013 :  22:59:03  Show Profile
Henk. That's a great picture. The hull looks really beefy - just right for cargo and commerce. The bow also reminds me of the canal barges I've seen in Amsterdam and on the canals and rivers all around the Netherlands .
I'd imagine any workboat would be built to drop its mast to handle the tight squeeze and the low bridges of the canals.
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