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sarahavfc

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  1. Is yours the boat that was moored close to Mercia Marina, Trent side of Willington last week?

     

    I saw a working boat in BW blue with nice lines, but didn't have time to stop and have a proper look.

     

    Yep, that's the one! :lol:

  2. Hi All,

     

    I recently purchased ex-FMC Ling from British Waterways and I'm looking to gather together some information on her history. Who crewed her, what cargos she carried, etc. I have found a couple of photos of her so far, one of her in FMC Livery and another in BW SWD Livery, but I haven't seen any photos (other than recent ones) of her as a maintenance boat.

     

    If anyone has any information or photogrpahs they could share it would be much appreciated.

     

    Sarah

  3. Not planning on taking her back to NC until later on in the year.

     

    Will be picking her up from Stewponey Wharf, then maybe head up to Brewood or Great Haywood area, no concrete plans yet.

     

    Not really thinking much about engines at the moment, hull and cabin will be priority when we get her on the dock.

     

    Twin engine?? Sounds interesting :lol:

  4. Hi all

    I don't have a picture to post, but endorese Carl's comment about the old pins on working boats were often cut down Victorian pokers with brass heads. The modern craze for frogs, kingfishers etc have no relationship with the tradition and to my jaundiced eye don't really look the part (but I'm a grumpy old traditionalist). I'll try and post a picture soon, or if member Sarah Edgson's around she has a nice one of Resolute's starn end with pin

    Cheers

    Dave

     

    Third photo down:

     

    http://www.nortoncanesboatbuilders.co.uk/r...ter/1073-2.html

  5. John and Sue Cooke own Braine boat Aegir. Its normally to be found at Shardlow moored on their private wharf. There is also a one that looks like one of Malcolms moored at Bishops Meadow, Loughborough, I'll take a photograph next time I go that way.

     

    Thank you, much appreciated.

     

    Thanks to everyone who has replied so far and also to those who have e-mailed me info and photos.

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