... to the twenty questions in the June 2008 issue of Canal Boat magazine
(and I actually composed these immediately after reading Andrew's replies in Canal Boat, but, unlike Sarah, I didn't post them straight away.)
(and I actually composed these immediately after reading Andrew's replies in Canal Boat, but, unlike Sarah, I didn't post them straight away.)
- the Peak Forest Canal
- (tough question) the Aire and Calder perhaps? No, I like all canals
- My brother
- The Canal Age by Charles Hadfield (1968)
- Dawn
- GMT
- An impossible question. I'll say "Now", but can we wind the clock forward ten years, please?
- I haven't done so yet
- Something in the BBC
- ... Probably not be as fit!
- ... a mixed bunch. People who appreciate our industrial past and who enjoy a slower pace of life.
- Hot food, preferably cooked by someone else, and ale or red wine
- ... More working narrowboats
- "Hello, watch where you're treading!"
- Both
- Cassette
- Canals
- On a canal somewhere, introducing my grandchildren to narrowboating
- Staying alive!
- To be able to do urgent jobs by just looking at them
Now the question is whether Granny Buttons will spot this and include in his list of twenty answerers.
2 comments:
Yes, it took me nearly three hours to notice it though!
Andrew
I LOVE the answer to number 20!!! PERFECT!!!!
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