...In this case it wasn't to get to the other side, but rather to experience how to get to the other side. We couldn't resist crossing below the Scheldt River in a 1/3 mile long pedestrian tunnel built in 1933. The tunnel can be accessed from a large elevator or wooden escalators that descend 100 feet. On the other side, there was a view of historic Antwerp and a maritime playground which the girls really enjoyed.
Monday, February 26, 2007
Why Did the Tourists Cross the River?...
...In this case it wasn't to get to the other side, but rather to experience how to get to the other side. We couldn't resist crossing below the Scheldt River in a 1/3 mile long pedestrian tunnel built in 1933. The tunnel can be accessed from a large elevator or wooden escalators that descend 100 feet. On the other side, there was a view of historic Antwerp and a maritime playground which the girls really enjoyed.
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