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Kimberley
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Brinklow
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Which L&LC boats are still surviving, and where?
no.341 replied to Pluto's topic in History & Heritage
A40 was on the Canal du Midi July 2018 -
So only minnow has a 9hp Bolinder and that may not be the case any more, no more northern joshers have there original engines?
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How many pups are there actually left in boats, where have they all gone?
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I spotted this on the canal du midi this summer
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Also Susan aka Kimberley
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It should say Yarwoods Northwich on the collar ,they are on Joshers that were built at Yarwoods as well
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Braunston Historic Narrow Boat Rally - 27Th & 28Th June.
no.341 replied to alan_fincher's topic in General Boating
Nice photo of Kimberley -
Fellows Morton & Clayton trio - Butty, Steamer & Motor
no.341 replied to Fmc_rob's topic in History & Heritage
She's at Brinklow boats, having work done -
no.341 started following bargeeboy's Blog
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and Kimberley
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What would it take to sort this boat
no.341 replied to soldthehouse's topic in Boat Building & Maintenance
Currently at Brinklow boats, in the dry dock -
Riveting is actually quite quick to do! you need ideally 3 people and its very noisy hard work but the results are well worth it and look nothing like coach bolts. coach bolts will just look wrong.
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I am shocked at the state of the wooden boats, and why have 3 joshers! 2 could be sold to help to finance the repair of the rare boats that are in desperate need of it. the other most striking thing about the photos is that the place is completely empty! not a soul to be seen. James
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I remember Ayr on the Northampton arm probably sometime between 1976-77 with a cabin, when was she thought to be cut up?
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what sort of blue, light or dark, any variation between northern and southern boats?
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Union Canal Carriers Working Boat Fleet From the 1970s.
no.341 replied to alan_fincher's topic in History & Heritage
I remember a man living in this, and in Spring edition of NarrowBoat it mentions him, It says his name was Jimpy Golby, mentioned in the article on last traffics 'the Wilsons &Willow Wren'. James