Alan de Enfield

The 1st link is an 8 minute video and explains he history, refurbishment and power to the wheel - but, I cannot get a direct link, so, try here : https://www.msn.com/en-gb/travel/news/lording-s-lock-water-wheel-the-1780-canal-pump-brought-back-to-life/vi-AA24ifYx?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=ACTS&cvid=6a1938c440a0466293957e4de605906d&ei=91

Try telling that to home owners in Kent/Sussex

Lording's Lock water wheel, the 1780 canal pump brought back to life Deep in the Surrey countryside, a forgotten 1780s water wheel has been painstakingly restored by volunteers on the Wey and Arun Canal. We visit the site to see how this remarkable piece of engineering actually works. Lording's Lock water wheel, the 1780 canal pump brought back to life | Watch

The answer does exist. Stand on a milk-crate and not only will it be easier with the tiller, but you'll be able to look down the length of the boat. Does Snow White know you have bought a boat ?

Just mooove on now.

Yes - assuming it is sufficiently charged to start the engine.

Shirley a lifejacket is simpler than that.

If the corner is square then cut a 45 degree angle on each piece of tape. If the window has a reasonable size curved corner and you can get the tape to follow it without wrinkles then do that. If it is somewhere in between then do what you can.

Butyl tape

I think you need to go quite a long way South EAst to find a Witherspoons. They do offer an "English breakfast" for £3 to £5 and a "Sunday lunch" for under a fiver. Beer is around £3 a pint. https://witherspoonspattaya.com/

You cannot say that - next you'll be suggesting that during the interview he was shown a line of shovels leaning against the wall, and, on being told to take his pick ................... He failed.

If it is over 7' 1" (2.16m) then the licence fee will be subject to a 19% surcharge as it is a 'widebeam' Which is a little odd, as the legal definition of a NB is under 7' 6". But C&RT is C&RT !

It's a man who repairs roads - they don't seem to be very prolific these days.