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Cows can't read.

 

Somewhere in Flanders . . .

Damme Canal = in Dutch: Damse Vaart or Kanaal Brugge Sluis or Napoleonvaart = in French: Canal de Damme​

---> 51°15'53.9"N 3°17'43.1"E = the Damme Canal just South of... De Siphon​

Vaartzwemmen in de Damse Vaart = Canal Swimming in the Damme Canal​

Pretty much swim wake there . . ​

Damme - The municipality comprises the City of Damme and the villages of Hoeke, Lapscheure, Moerkerke, Oostkerke, Sijsele, Vivenkapelle, and Sint-Rita.​

26 juli 2016 - DAMSE VAART VISSEN: IN HET ZOG VAN LAMME GOEDZAK = July 26, 2016 - DAMME CANAL FISHING: IN THE WAKE OF LAMME GOEDZAK

Lamme Goedzak (raderboot = paddle boat) Damme - Bruges - - | - - Legend: Till Eulenspiegel ---> Lamme Goedzak - - | - - Bruges

The Legend of Till Eulenspiegel and Lamme Goedzak​

 

Maybe I should have posted this in the "End of the World - What Type of Boat Do You Want" thread?

01/17/17
UNESCO joins Energy Observer, the first hydrogen ship

More here, but it's in French.

http://www.energy-observer.org/#home

Nice images though.

 

01/11/17
NORWAY: Vard to Build Two LNG Ferries for Torghatten
Nordhttp://www.cruiseshipportal.com/news/cruise-news-from-2017/january/

http://www.multi-maritime.no/portfolio-item/mm125fd-lng-2/

 

Perhaps what you needed was this rig for that vessel, just a bit taller...just kidding you

 

Updated : February 13, 2015
Vega Electric Supercar in Sri Lanka: Colombo based tech firm builds 900HP electric Supercar named Vega
http://www.oncars.in/car-news/vega-...uilds-900hp-electric-supercar-named-vega/6109

 

GREAT posting, enjoyed it very much
Brian Eiland

 

Now if it just had a sailing rig to extend its range even greater.

Wonder it there is a way to get a translation via computer resources??
Brian

 

Waitress drags nearly 2m lizard out: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/02/21/french-waitress-drags-huge-lizard-australian-restaurant/

 

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Energy Observer, le premier navire hydrogène autour du monde

Energy Observer, the first hydrogen ship around the world​

1. - start video - - click on the sreen -

2. - look at the bottom bar - - to see the bottom bar: move the mouse cursor over the screen, while the video is playing -

3. - click 4th button from the right = subtitles - - wait for speech for the subtitles to show up -

- subtitles on = red notification under the 4th button from the right -​

4. - click 3rd button from the right = select language - - and a few more setting options -​

 

Install an automatic translator on your computer, and you'll have a translation button in the top bar on your screen.

Or go to: https://translate.google.com/ ---> Insert the text to be translated in the left window, select the languages above the left and right window.

Or: Insert the URL of the webpage to be translated in the left window, select the languages above the left and right window, click the translate button above the right window.

Example: http://www.energy-observer.org/ - ---> - beware, automatic translators make mistakes, especially in jargon - --->

| - Automatic translation in English - | - Automatic translation in Swahili - | - Automatic translation in Korean - | - Automatic translation in Thai - | - Automatic translation in Russian - |

 

THANK you Angelique.

I'm going to give those methods a try-out a little later today

 

Re the video, a linguistic question: Would "autour" usually be written "au tour"?