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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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Spes Salutis

The Spes Salutis had her den being raised on a third of her cargo hold; giving the owner more space and a higher living area. This small addition is in line with the vessel and a nice example of combining the traditional look with comfort.


As she was looking when in commercial trade


As she was looking when in commercial trade


After raising the den, reusing the hatches for roof


After raising the den, reusing the hatches for roof

 
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