Sue68

I hope you can handle a narrowboat and have had at least one holiday on one. Every other weekend (at least) will be spent fetching water, emptying the loo and getting rid of rubbish. This seriously eats into your social life. Do look into the practicalities with gas bottles and muddy towpaths. Enjoy

Was that a Freudian slip? Sir Adrian Stott. He kept the price down for widebeams for years.

We would then belong to a corrupt Europe

Unfortunately I've never heard of her.

Wishing Sheila all the best. There is enjoyable life on land and we all have lovely memories. Sue and Roger Burchett

Kitchen/bathroom paint on far eastern ply worked on our boat.

Does anyone know what the two Kevins are doing? I know big Kev left Winkwell and the other Kev was having a house built in Kent but that is old news.

It's George we have to thank (or otherwise) for BW allowing continuous cruising. He was refused a license because he didn't have a mooring. He told them that when he went abroad he put his boat into a marina and paid them his dues. BW thought it was only dossers who continuously cruised. George definitely couldn't be described as a dosser. He always wore a tie and Harris tweed jacket. An officer and gentleman to the last.

I'm sorry Roger and I won't be able to attend, which saddens me for various reasons. We have many memories of Mr Mac and will be thinking of you all.

We used decorative cord at the bottom to hold the curtains back. We fixed with loops on a couple of fancy hooks screwed to the walls. At the top we used net curtain rails https://www.polesdirect.com/product/discreet-top-fix-curtain-rail?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiAt5euBhB9EiwAdkXWO3824yuWrHI4ti5mAGmaA94YqOylqDEpobFFY7QqBQJ8o1Uoyw9XsRoCSdAQAvD_BwE

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We are told the Europeans went back home after Brexit, leaving us short of workers. So what happened to their housing?