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The Royal Navy Frigate HMS Troutbridge along with the Potarneyland Navy frigate, the Poppadom are on patrol outside the harbour. Under orders of Vice-Admiral "Burbly" Burwasher to in force the injunction and sink the vessel should it attempt to leave the harbour using the new in proved humgrummit Vindaloo shells. Firesprite In the Fens

Never had this problem in over 20 years of use. Firesprite In the office

Maybe he was rammed by the Troutbridge last week when it was out on patrol looking for you off Spithead. Firesprite Back in Fens after returning from a raid into Haggis Land There is more to be found up a cow backside, Than in many a textbook. S Farnon 1938

Flood damage could be just burst water pipes. Quite likely after last winter. I would steer clear of any boat that has sunk as it would need a great deal of work, If it was just the pipes and it fixed quickly and dry out as well Ebay prices tend to be inflated when it comes to boats(They do have fees to pay). Your best bet is to visit some of your local boat yards and marinas. As often you spot boats that are up for sale, that are not listed with a broker. There are about 23 narrowboats up for sale in my marina from 9K upward to 100k. You just missed the springer. A good boat goes quick. This also has the vantage that you can look the boat over before contacting the seller. Firesprite Back in Fens after returning from a raid into Haggis Land There is more to be found up a cow backside, Than in many a textbook. S Farnon 1938

Get your savings up to about 10K, You be able to get yourself a nice little springer, A 28ft one sold here for 9K last week, It was in good condition. This time of year is the best time to buy, Prices tend to be higher in the spring with people looking for a boat for the summer. Firesprite Back in Fens after returning from a raid into Haggis Land There is more to be found in a cow backside, Than in many a textbook. S Farnon 1938

Redex is on offer in Tesco £2 at the moment. Worth chucking some in the tank. Firesprite Back in the Fens

Returning from Haggles-Land, had lunch on the train. The 1st class dining is not what it used to be, Bring back GNER. As for wild food, In student days at UMIST. Being on the boat, Fresh duck was on the menu along with rabbit, and wild game. Wild veg and herbs could be found on the bank. Far better than the stable diet of my fellow undergrads of 'Beans on Toast'. It does help if you grew up in the countryside. You known what to look for. I did known of one chap who when he need milk, just took a bucket and milked the nearest cow. Firesprite Back in the Fens

It is as far is BW is concerned, They rather you did not move until the following Easter. Firesprite In the Fens

Bell Ringing? Remember to let go of the rope Firesprite In the Fen

Have a word with your local milkman, He welcome the order if its a mooring. This does depends on there being a milk round in your area, Since moving up to the Fens from the Wey, I not seen any milkman at all in nine years. Your local paper-shop should be able to arrange for papers to be delivered to the boat. Some Supermarkets also deliver. Firesprite In the Fens PS: Don't forget the tickets

Have you canceled the milk and the papers. Firesprite In the office

But then so could the taxman Firesprite In the Fens

What do you expect from a bus company, Who think they are running a bus service on rails. Firesprite In the Office

Here in the Fens, we were frozen in from late November through to mid March. The ice at one point was over 9 inches thick with the lowest overnight temperature of -17 degrees recorded which when combined with wind, we had a wind chill of below -25 degrees. In mid December we had only one outside tap working on my side of the marina, To fill the tanks we were joining half a dozen hoses together. Boats with diesel heating had real problems with waxing, Even people with stoves had trouble with coal running out. I am taking no chances this year and stocked up over the summer. One good thing that come out of last winter was that Foxes have at last put heating in the shower block (Been waiting since the 1980's). With the new pumping station, we did not have the flooding of the year before. Firesprite In front of a warm fire

The plan was to encourage them to go and break in to your boat and not into my boat. Bizzard did try and for his efforts he received a blast of humgrummit' and "floggle-toggles from the blunderbuss he left in a hurry, Firesprite In the Fens, Charging the blunderbuss

I am sure he will, if you pay for the can, That's worth at-least 20 notes. Firesprite In the Fens with the bunderbus ready for locksmiths who intend to call. I do have a blunderbuss and the family sword (1796) which saw service at Waterloo. So when your carrying out a BSS exam, You are in fact casing the joint Firesprite In the Fens

Should have been called "The Boat that Guy wreaked) or " Idiots afloat" Firesprite At the office

They do say 'That is not until you built the 5th boat that you start to get it right' Firesprite

It quotes £15 a lock in the survey, So a return trip is £60 Firesprite

Six hour days, 13 weeks Holiday a years, Why would you want to give it up?, Of course no longer allowed to use the cane and all the kids in your class have their lawyers on speed dial. Firesprite

Narrowboat & Narrowboat afloat Both repeated on Quest, For much longer nobody known's as the tape must be getting worn out with all the repeats. Firesprite On the train to the office It any of you nighttime locksmith's are thinking on planning a visits, Don't As the cats will have you for dinner.

Tesco's are now clearing out their charcoal stocks to make room for Christmas stuff. At 99p a bag its cheaper than chips. My stove runs ok on it. If you in the Fens don't bother going to branch in March, I already cleared the stock. Firesprite In the Fens in front of a warm fire

Sounds like cheap inverter to me, What make and is it a pure sine wave model. Firesprite In the Fens