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The story of the Luxe Motor MS Watergeus and how to convert a Dutch barge into a houseboat

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The Watergeus is my home. It's an old Dutch Luxe Motor, build in 1929.
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Elisabeth


The Elisabeth in Bruges in May 2003 while doing commercial trade


The Elisabeth while still in commercial service on 19th June 2004 in Bruges


The Elisabeth in Ghent on 7th April 2007

  • Built:
  • Shipyard: Moerbeke
  • Owner: Rabaey
  • Dimensions:
  • Propulsion: ABC 6 cyl.
  • Bow thruster:
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  • Type of fuel: Diesel
  • Mooring:
  • Hull composition: Steel, rivited
 
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