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On that point, is your email working?

But only if you take your teeth out first

I've got at least two of the Dean maps, I have worn one out!

This years paperwork will be proofread this evening We have a finish, it isn't one we have used before which is nice Richard

You may not get a response from the website, if you did it would be a positive one Richard

It isn't unusual to see it spelled that way, or with an h too Can you imagine trying to translate broad Black Country into Ordnance Survey? Richard

Have you got 'Too Many Boats' by Robert Wilson, Jan? It apparently has some stuff on Station Boats: https://hnbc.org.uk/shop/too-many-boats Richard

Let's play for a second pint Taking another view at this, Mike Musson's excellent 'Warwickshire Railways' might help. I'm guessing you want the MR/LMS basins: https://www.warwickshirerailways.com/lms/index.htm Richard

http://www.primrose-engineering.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/Birmingham-Canal-Navigations-A-Cruising-And-Walking-Guide.pdf Found it, and put it on my website Richard

It would be even more helpful if I could find my version of the PDF!

'Birmingham Canal Navigations - A cruising and walking guide', 1984, IWA Birmingham Branch subcommittee It looks like Tim's online version doesn't exist any more. It's a roughly A5 book with a blue cover and a plastic spiral binding and rare. If you can find a PDF version, you can print it out at A4 making it readable, put the pages into a more logical order and colour it in to make the diagrams easier to understand. It takes a canal and describes it in a linear form listing all the lines, junctions, arms and wharfs Richard https://www.amazon.co.uk/Birmingham-Canal-Navigations-cruising-Walking/dp/B00I3O0YYC https://captainahabswaterytales.blogspot.com/2011/10/birmingham-canal-navigations-cruising.html

There are lots of them, Jan. For example Hockley Port: https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/#zoom=18&lat=52.4921&lon=-1.9260&layers=168&b=1 Your best bet would be to find a copy of the 'Blue Book'. Tim Lewis used to have a PDF version Richard

Where's the exhaust outlet? Also, had water got half way up the block - there may be a tide mark

Rings rusted into the bores Or worse - water in the cylinder. Richard

We may be able to find you one Call Sue on 01925 356200 Richard