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2 hours ago, PeterScott said:

Tring Reservoir and Summit were very low in April 2012

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Similar to the fishermen in your photo I was stood in the bottom of the reservoir to take that one of Saddington, at the time the outflow weir to the canal feeder must have been 15 feet above my head.

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In the lands of big skies. You can be in one waterway and something comes trundling past on another. The big freighter was in the Ketelmeer, on the eastern side of the Ijsselmeer. The other shot was somewhere near Dordrecht. The towers in the background are on a barge under tow.

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On 10/12/2020 at 10:03, PeterScott said:

spacer.pngOn this day in 1994

 

Building Odyssey.

 

Stibbington River Nene

 

 

 

 

On 10/12/2020 at 10:17, Athy said:

Would that be a Pat Buckle build? ...

 

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Odyssey was indeed built by the PatBuckle boatyard at Stibbington for Ownerships to sell on to the happy band of owners inside the shell in the earlier post.

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20 hours ago, John Liley said:

spacer.pngIn the lands of big skies. You can be in one waterway and something comes trundling past on another. The big freighter was in the Ketelmeer, on the eastern side of the Ijsselmeer.

 

 

20 hours ago, Athy said:

It can happen on the Oxford summit, though in that case it turns out to be the same waterway.

 

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as here ???

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... which might be a separate waterway? Compare #294 #1957 (also 2018)

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December 2007, and Bingley 3-rise was being repaired. The main work was reflooring the wooden lock bottom on the lowest lock. In the photo, the middle lock has had a concrete floor put in at an earlier date, and the top lock has its original stone invert.

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