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spacer.pngAnderton Lift and the maze of the weights of the earlier design; ascending tripboat; from Weaver     then T&M level

 

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On this day in 2007

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London Eye River Thames  Compare  16Jan2007  5Feb2008  8Oct2009  11Dec2010  29Jan2018  23May2018  7Feb2019 (#2) 31Jul2019

Hungerford Bridge River Thames London  Compare   16Jan2007  23Nov2015   24Nov2015

Blackfriars Bridge   Compare 6Jan2008

Wobbly Bridge  Compare 6May2005  4Jun2007  10Jun2008   11Dec2010  18Feb2013  21Jun2018  14Feb2020  

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On 05/06/2022 at 07:32, Stroudwater1 said:

Yesterday

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Port Logan, Mull of Galloway. The lighthouse and pier was designed  by Thomas Telford, the most Westerly construction by Telford in the UK. 

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My brother in law lives in one of the council bungalows overlooking the bay, Jammy Bugger! I get pics of this most days on FB. 

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The Irish Heritage Boats Association event at Ballinasloe last Sunday. I was there for the launch of Brian Goggin's new book, Waterways and Means, which was completed by his family after his death in 2020.

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On 27/06/2020 at 21:32, PeterScott said:

On this day in 2007 (... from yesterday's #2086)

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Sheffield above Ickles lock S&SYN. This boat was sunk at its moorings in the flood and was being pumped out.

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BW on the phone had no information of the extent of the damage nor any idea of how repairs might be needed.

 

A walk into Rotherham found Tescos, then close to Rotherham Lock had been under three foot of water and much of the stock had been junked.

 

Radio Sheffield phoned for another interview and update on our position behind Rotherham football ground.

With reference to the above post.

No 10 Iccles Lock flood safe moorings for canal craft.

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4 hours ago, Pluto said:

The Irish Heritage Boats Association event at Ballinasloe last Sunday. I was there for the launch of Brian Goggin's new book, Waterways and Means, which was completed by his family after his death in 2020.

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Good turnout. When we were there in 2000 got as far as the lock but no navigation above.

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