Today the finishing touches were applied to the trade stalls and the public were invited in. This is the IWA Festival of Water at Pelsall North Common by the Wyrley and Essington Canal to the north of Birmingham.
This exhibitor was polishing his 30 year-old steam engine.
He has owned two full size traction engines and a half-size engine in his time.
On the Cannock Extension Canal are these old working boats.
And looking through Friar bridge from the other side:
This morning I spent two hours with a plastic bag and a litter picker. Unfortunately - or should that be fortunately? - there was hardly any litter to be picked. Martin of Erin Mae took a photo.
My 12 monthly reflections of 2024 - August, walking it seems
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Boat time on Percy as the 1st August saw me back over on a day run to fit
the batteries.
The old ones were about 5 years in to their service so not too b...
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2 comments:
Dave Ward comments:
"Meanwhile, not too far away, here's a different type of working boat and butty:
http://laughingsquid.com/a-tiny-remote-controlled-tugboat-tows-a-man-in-a-kayak-along-a-canal-in-the-english-west-midlands/
Keep your eyes peeled!"
(For some reason Dave's comments don't publish directly.)
Dave, that's ... er ... weird!
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