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Tim Lewis

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  • Birthday June 23

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    http://www.fulbourne.org.uk/

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  • Location
    East London
  • Occupation
    Construction Planner
  • Boat Name
    Fulbourne
  • Boat Location
    Aylesbury

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  2. We have a few rally plaques in Fulbourne (used as ballast😀) https://goo.gl/photos/ixYRJuEzAUj1C6Zo9
  3. Have only ever bought on Ebay and never had a problem
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  5. # In my experience Bell Ringers are as mad about real ale as anyone!
  6. first came across 6X when I moved to London and it was oft said that ‘it didn’t travel well’. One canal holiday we were discussing this whilst drinking no great 6X, sadly we were in the brewery tap in Devizes
  7. From Wikipedia: Around the mid-19th century, this form of housing was deemed unsatisfactory and a hazard to health. The passage of the Public Health Act 1875 (38 & 39 Vict. c. 55) permitted municipal corporations to ban new back-to-backs, replaced in the next phase of building by byelaw terraced houses. Leeds City Council opted not to enforce the ban, however; the popularity of back-to-back houses with builders and residents led to their continued construction in Leeds until the 1930 The term "back-to-back" should not be confused with "through" terraced houses, the backs of which face each other across an alleyway, and are thus not contiguous like a true back-to-back. Back-to-back houses can also be known as blind-backs,[3] particularly when built up against factory walls, or occasionally as a terrace of houses standing on its own.
  8. Someone’s tried to plug the leak with a car!
  9. Nice video from Mike 🙂
  10. The pin on this map is on the canal museum, not ice wharf Marina The last street girls left King's Cross over a quarter of a century ago
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