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Project Parts - WARNING boring technical post Australia Post has been delivering more of the components I’ve purchased for one of my projects. Many of the components a...
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Farewell to friends old and new. - If I hadn't had to go to the back cabin to lock the door last night, I would have missed this. The plan was to stay at Beale Park today. The meadows a...
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Cruising To Grindley Brook - We started off in the rain but it soon stopped. We started off with the two locks at Swanley the first one we came to (Lock 2) had a stream coming out of t...
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Rain didn't stop play - We woke up to the rain pouring down on the roof, so it was a non moving day, which was quite nice. It meant we could have a long lay in and dosed till 11.00...
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Upper Thames Prologue (Weedon) - So, we finally went boating this year after months of other activities including an extended tour of Scotland and a trip to Bruges and welcoming our new g...
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Summer Cruise Day 14 Aintree to Salterhouse - With so much to see in Liverpool I've not had much time to blog for which I apologise, so here is our trip update into the city. We were up and underway b...
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Woolhampton to Reading - *Sun 23rd Jul* Woolhampton We got to the station in time for the 0832 to Newbury, and the overhead display said that the train was on time. Then a few min...
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Sadly another blogger has to depart - Just as my time comes to get more canal miles another friendly boat blogger has to depart. Due to family support reasons the Aussie crew off NB Ferndale ha...
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Learned Treatise on Dogs on (Canal) Boats Part II - When I said in my last post, part 2 “tomorrow”, I meant that in the Donald trump sense. Don’t worry, it’s gonna be great. I feel I have adequately demon...2 days ago
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A light rant - I have been looking at light fittings a lot recently, and something that first struck me as odd when low energy bulbs first came on the market now seems to...2 days ago
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Shillingford, Wallingford and beyond - Shillingford to Dunsford Hole, River Thames, 7½ miles 1 lock And that one lock took us an hour to get through so busy was the river! We decided to stay a c...4 days ago
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Hatton Dry Dock to Saltisford Arm - Yesterday afternoon, after Rob had finished fitting the raw water intake and stopcock, I refitted the engine room steps which conveniently hide and prote...1 week ago
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Tour d'Avebury - What with all this time on the south coast away from Erin Mae, we were due a day out. We drove to Avebury in Wiltshire, a small village sitting within a st...
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Pressing on with a few hiccups along the way - *Kings Langley to Fenny Stratford* July 2017 Just a brief catch up post. We have spent a challenging three days working our way northwards along the Grand...1 week ago
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Farewell “Chance” and THANK YOU! - The keys to “Chance” were handed over to the new owners a couple of days ago and we are to meet up with them shortly to familiarise them with all the vario...2 weeks ago
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Thames and Kennet Marina - A quick trip to the Thames and Kennet Marina at Reading today for a boat test. The weather was fine, and the marina ducks formed a welcoming party.
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I've had a roaring in my ears - Oh what an unremittingly tedious stretch of canal these first fifteen miles of the Trent & Mersey make. Having dispatched the heavy and awkward first five...
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Home Saturday 8 July 2017 - Well we are back in Suffolk and the boat is tucked up back at the marina. We left at 1000hrs this morning for the almost 1 mile cruise back to our marina...2 weeks ago
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BCN Challenge 2017: The story of the jam.. - 18th June 2017 This time last year we were part of an epic convoy to the River Medway in Kent. Because we were moored in the garden of England and as one o...5 weeks ago
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Apparently….. - …..if you moor at Aristotle Lane on the South Oxford canal there are those, who live in brick, who think that boaters are the bottom of the pile. They t...5 weeks ago
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Back on Board - On a recent visit to London I invited myself for a visit to my old boat Starcross and to meet, for the first time, the lovely people that bought her and ha...
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Journey North: Cambridge – Bollington (via London and the BCN) - 553 miles, 449 locks After a wet morning boating through Macclesfield we finally made it home! Here’s Willow on our new mooring at Bollington Wharf. Plea...1 month ago
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Boat Village Life! - Well it's Saturday in the boat village, it's a gorgeous day even if the wind is a little cold. I have been out and had a nice walk, been to put my rubbish i...3 months ago
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Kennet & Avon V (Bedwyn to Teddington) - Putting posts together takes ages - I'd forgotten. I think Sarah on Chertsey has the right idea - the briefest of notes, daily, to be fleshed out later, Pe...
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Still on holiday. - I am sure you are all on the edge of your seats awaiting the update from the scintillating travels of the Great Holiday day whatever. Somerton Deep is as ...
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Moving on, at last. - So the dental work is all finished and I now have a smile like a filmstar: Richard Kiel. We set out from Wigram's last Thursday and it has been travel alter...
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Back in the Trent Valley - Not blogged for a couple of days so here is a catchup. From Coven Heath we pushed on down the Staffs and Worcester Canal stopping for the night at Baswick...
1 year ago -
Great Haywood Junction to Foxton Locks... the final chapter 21.10.14 - *Great Haywood junction to Foxton, Leicestershire* *Our final destination 21.10.14* *We continued the next couple of miles until we got to the junction a...
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The Tale of Tacet - [image: P1000304] Hi, nb Tacet here. I see this blog has had no postings for a while, it seems the Skipper and his First Mate have disappeared off, goo...
3 years ago -
It's Gone. - 7th November 2013 Poole, Dorset. On Tuesday we completed the sale of *No Direction *with the handover of the boat at Kings Bromley to the new owner Marcus...
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Archive Blog - This blog is the archive of our five years of adventures on narrowboat Lucky Duck from looking for a boat to buying, living on, cruising, doing up, and fin...4 years ago
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My fridge door - I appreciate the need to blame someone for the ills of our society during an economic downturn. History is littered with examples and it's a well documente...
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Waterlily is now with her new owners - It was a happy and sad day today as we completed the sale on Waterlily. We met her new owners at Great Haywood and completed the paperwork. So Waterlily is...
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Grandma Briefs blogs granny buttons - What is it about grandmothers and buttons? Grandma’s Briefs is a lovely blog from America, from a self-described “long-distance grandma navigating the wate...4 years ago
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2 comments:
Nice!! The sort of graffiti I do like!
Andrew tells us it's by "Phlegm", Sheffield's answer to Banksy.
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