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Kez

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  1. Any wooden boats there?

     

    Edited to say: Rhetorical question, of course.

     

    Ah, not quite. Linnet watched the proceedings from the other end of the marina and she's all wood :lol:

     

    Did anyone from here see my little boat pony though?

  2. We went to the show yesterday but did not reach the beer tent (in fact I don't think we found it) but were pleased to make the acquaintance of "Baldock" at the Lister Petter stand. We had hoped to have a look at the boats moored on the canal but, ludicrously, when we reached the temporary bridge the steward told us that if we went over there we would not be allowed back into the show. Why not?

     

    If it was the one I suspect it was, It's because he's an idiot who hasn't understood the concept properly. I've got a marina moorers band (effectively a key to everywhere :lol: ) and he told me I wouldn't be allowed back either. I spent 20 minutes arguing the point with him before he admitted defeat

  3. I was told that the road bridge right next to the Kensington canal junction (I think its called Lots bridge?) was the haunt of a ghostly woman, though no-one seemed to know why :lol:

    The Kensington lock cottage supposedly had a fairly grumpy ghost who would move things and periodically throw stuff.

     

    In Maida hill tunnel you can apparently hear the cries of the men involved an the accident whilst legging a boat through.

     

    I cant remember anymore off the top of my head :lol:

  4. I've been looking through Linnet's history and came across a story from her old owner. He reckoned that Linnet was an ex FMC boat, although what he said has to be taken with a handfull of salt.

    Did FMC take on any of the GUCC boats before nationalisation?

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