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Hohentwiel
Paddle steamer Hohentwiel built by Escher Wyss was launched in 1913 and has since plied the waters of Lake Constance. Splendidly restored, Hohentwiel is now operated by Hohentwiel Schifffahrtsgesellschaft m.b.H. on an irregular schedule - see also: www.hohentwiel-verein.ch.An article written on the occasion of her 90th birthday is found at www.bodenseeschifffahrt.de.See also this video with aerial views of Hohentwiel @ YouTube.
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WATCH VIDEO CLIPHohentwiel navigatesLake Constance
WATCH VIDEO CLIPAboard Hohentwiel
WATCH VIDEO CLIPSteam EngineHohentwiel
WATCH VIDEO CLIPHohentwielarrives @ Lindau
WATCH VIDEO CLIPHohentwielleaves Lindau
WATCH VIDEO CLIPHohentwielSteam Whistle
WATCH VIDEO CLIPHohentwielPaddlewheel
WATCH VIDEO CLIPHohentwielarrives @ Friedrichshafen
WATCH VIDEO CLIP22 s Hohentwiel
WATCH VIDEO CLIPHohentwielWheelhouse
WATCH VIDEO CLIPHohentwielarrives @ Meersburg
WATCH VIDEO CLIPHohentwielapproaches Meersburg
WATCH VIDEO CLIPStop @ Unteruhldingenabd. Hohentwiel
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