Canal du Midi Highlights: The River Orb Aqueduct and the Seven Locks of Fonserannes by Paul Riquet
On the Canal du Midi in an elaborate piece of engineering can be experienced up close with a barge cruise holiday. Fonserannes Lock Staircase is a 312-metre long water staircase, allowing boats and barges to negotiate a 25-metre gradient by passing through 6 ovoid lock chambers and 7 gates. The structure was built by Pierre-Paul Riquet, the baron of Bonrepos, who lived from 1609 to 1680.
At the time it was built, the Fonserannes Staircase was considered a technologically advanced masterpiece and even now it is one of the most extraordinary and popular attractions in Languedoc-Roussillon.
The canal has changed little in its 300 years. Now lock gates are steel rather than timber. An aqueduct was built to create a waterway over the River Orb. And a "water slope" was built at Béziers to all...
published: 15 Feb 2019
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Orb, the 2 year old son of Malibu Moon out of Lady Liberty by Unbridled breaks his maiden fourth time out for trainer Shug McGaughey..
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PoB: https://pastebin.com/MZPyjgd1
Link to Guide: https://youtu.be/2yEKnQ-jvgU
I love running this zone. Obviously I outlvl BA a lot but I enjoy just running back and forth here every now and then. With the legion, this makes quite a few easy splinters.
Take note: I am not implying that this is a good farming strategy, I am simply putting up a video of me having a chilled run ;).
Link to T16 Hydra with the same build: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpwvSxrXBIs
This is not the best build for bossing or even mapping, but I love the herald of ice chain reactions!
published: 15 Jun 2019
Orcs Must Die! 3 Drastic Steps DLC Aqueducts
5-skulling the second map of the Drastic Steps DLC on Warmage difficulty using Laser-lightning and more Lightning!
published: 11 Dec 2020
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On the Canal du Midi in an elaborate piece of engineering can be experienced up close with a barge cruise holiday. Fonserannes Lock Staircase is a 312-metre lon...
On the Canal du Midi in an elaborate piece of engineering can be experienced up close with a barge cruise holiday. Fonserannes Lock Staircase is a 312-metre long water staircase, allowing boats and barges to negotiate a 25-metre gradient by passing through 6 ovoid lock chambers and 7 gates. The structure was built by Pierre-Paul Riquet, the baron of Bonrepos, who lived from 1609 to 1680.
At the time it was built, the Fonserannes Staircase was considered a technologically advanced masterpiece and even now it is one of the most extraordinary and popular attractions in Languedoc-Roussillon.
The canal has changed little in its 300 years. Now lock gates are steel rather than timber. An aqueduct was built to create a waterway over the River Orb. And a "water slope" was built at Béziers to allow boats to avoid the sixrise staircase. In 1996 the canal was declared a World Heritage site by UNESCO.
The high quality of construction that went into the locks, aqueducts, and buildings is responsible for making the Canal du Midi the oldest canal in Europe still functioning. The canal remains not only functional but of high quality, making it the most popular canal in France.
http://www.europeanwaterways.com/
On the Canal du Midi in an elaborate piece of engineering can be experienced up close with a barge cruise holiday. Fonserannes Lock Staircase is a 312-metre long water staircase, allowing boats and barges to negotiate a 25-metre gradient by passing through 6 ovoid lock chambers and 7 gates. The structure was built by Pierre-Paul Riquet, the baron of Bonrepos, who lived from 1609 to 1680.
At the time it was built, the Fonserannes Staircase was considered a technologically advanced masterpiece and even now it is one of the most extraordinary and popular attractions in Languedoc-Roussillon.
The canal has changed little in its 300 years. Now lock gates are steel rather than timber. An aqueduct was built to create a waterway over the River Orb. And a "water slope" was built at Béziers to allow boats to avoid the sixrise staircase. In 1996 the canal was declared a World Heritage site by UNESCO.
The high quality of construction that went into the locks, aqueducts, and buildings is responsible for making the Canal du Midi the oldest canal in Europe still functioning. The canal remains not only functional but of high quality, making it the most popular canal in France.
http://www.europeanwaterways.com/
PoB: https://pastebin.com/MZPyjgd1
Link to Guide: https://youtu.be/2yEKnQ-jvgU
I love running this zone. Obviously I outlvl BA a lot but I enjoy just running b...
PoB: https://pastebin.com/MZPyjgd1
Link to Guide: https://youtu.be/2yEKnQ-jvgU
I love running this zone. Obviously I outlvl BA a lot but I enjoy just running back and forth here every now and then. With the legion, this makes quite a few easy splinters.
Take note: I am not implying that this is a good farming strategy, I am simply putting up a video of me having a chilled run ;).
Link to T16 Hydra with the same build: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpwvSxrXBIs
This is not the best build for bossing or even mapping, but I love the herald of ice chain reactions!
PoB: https://pastebin.com/MZPyjgd1
Link to Guide: https://youtu.be/2yEKnQ-jvgU
I love running this zone. Obviously I outlvl BA a lot but I enjoy just running back and forth here every now and then. With the legion, this makes quite a few easy splinters.
Take note: I am not implying that this is a good farming strategy, I am simply putting up a video of me having a chilled run ;).
Link to T16 Hydra with the same build: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpwvSxrXBIs
This is not the best build for bossing or even mapping, but I love the herald of ice chain reactions!
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On the Canal du Midi in an elaborate piece of engineering can be experienced up close with a barge cruise holiday. Fonserannes Lock Staircase is a 312-metre long water staircase, allowing boats and barges to negotiate a 25-metre gradient by passing through 6 ovoid lock chambers and 7 gates. The structure was built by Pierre-Paul Riquet, the baron of Bonrepos, who lived from 1609 to 1680.
At the time it was built, the Fonserannes Staircase was considered a technologically advanced masterpiece and even now it is one of the most extraordinary and popular attractions in Languedoc-Roussillon.
The canal has changed little in its 300 years. Now lock gates are steel rather than timber. An aqueduct was built to create a waterway over the River Orb. And a "water slope" was built at Béziers to allow boats to avoid the sixrise staircase. In 1996 the canal was declared a World Heritage site by UNESCO.
The high quality of construction that went into the locks, aqueducts, and buildings is responsible for making the Canal du Midi the oldest canal in Europe still functioning. The canal remains not only functional but of high quality, making it the most popular canal in France.
http://www.europeanwaterways.com/
PoB: https://pastebin.com/MZPyjgd1
Link to Guide: https://youtu.be/2yEKnQ-jvgU
I love running this zone. Obviously I outlvl BA a lot but I enjoy just running back and forth here every now and then. With the legion, this makes quite a few easy splinters.
Take note: I am not implying that this is a good farming strategy, I am simply putting up a video of me having a chilled run ;).
Link to T16 Hydra with the same build: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpwvSxrXBIs
This is not the best build for bossing or even mapping, but I love the herald of ice chain reactions!
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On the Canal du Midi in an elaborate piece of engineering can be experienced up close with a barge cruise holiday. Fonserannes Lock Staircase is a 312-metre long water staircase, allowing boats and barges to negotiate a 25-metre gradient by passing through 6 ovoid lock chambers and 7 gates. The structure was built by Pierre-Paul Riquet, the baron of Bonrepos, who lived from 1609 to 1680.
At the time it was built, the Fonserannes Staircase was considered a technologically advanced masterpiece and even now it is one of the most extraordinary and popular attractions in Languedoc-Roussillon.
The canal has changed little in its 300 years. Now lock gates are steel rather than timber. An aqueduct was built to create a waterway over the River Orb. And a "water slope" was built at Béziers to allow boats to avoid the sixrise staircase. In 1996 the canal was declared a World Heritage site by UNESCO.
The high quality of construction that went into the locks, aqueducts, and buildings is responsible for making the Canal du Midi the oldest canal in Europe still functioning. The canal remains not only functional but of high quality, making it the most popular canal in France.
http://www.europeanwaterways.com/
On the Canal du Midi in an elaborate piece of engineering can be experienced up close with a barge cruise holiday. Fonserannes Lock Staircase is a 312-metre long water staircase, allowing boats and barges to negotiate a 25-metre gradient by passing through 6 ovoid lock chambers and 7 gates. The structure was built by Pierre-Paul Riquet, the baron of Bonrepos, who lived from 1609 to 1680.
At the time it was built, the Fonserannes Staircase was considered a technologically advanced masterpiece and even now it is one of the most extraordinary and popular attractions in Languedoc-Roussillon.
The canal has changed little in its 300 years. Now lock gates are steel rather than timber. An aqueduct was built to create a waterway over the River Orb. And a "water slope" was built at Béziers to allow boats to avoid the sixrise staircase. In 1996 the canal was declared a World Heritage site by UNESCO.
The high quality of construction that went into the locks, aqueducts, and buildings is responsible for making the Canal du Midi the oldest canal in Europe still functioning. The canal remains not only functional but of high quality, making it the most popular canal in France.
http://www.europeanwaterways.com/
PoB: https://pastebin.com/MZPyjgd1
Link to Guide: https://youtu.be/2yEKnQ-jvgU
I love running this zone. Obviously I outlvl BA a lot but I enjoy just running back and forth here every now and then. With the legion, this makes quite a few easy splinters.
Take note: I am not implying that this is a good farming strategy, I am simply putting up a video of me having a chilled run ;).
Link to T16 Hydra with the same build: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpwvSxrXBIs
This is not the best build for bossing or even mapping, but I love the herald of ice chain reactions!
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