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I suspect that pretty much every boat has been paired with every other boat at some point in its life (there's a project there for someone with time on their hands 😃), but here are a couple of earlier Towcester and Hyades pairings.

 

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Compartment boats being built for the GUC on Feb. 10th 1933, in the plating shop at Messrs. Peter Brotherhoods Works' showing 4 compartment boats in final stage of construction. Leader boat can be seen lying on one side. Photo from Waterways Archive, BW192/3/2/1/1/17.

Feb. 10th 1933. Plating shop at Messrs. Peter Brotherhoods Works' showing 4 compartment boats in final stage of construction. Leader boat can be seen lying on one side BW192-3-2-1-1-17.jpg

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9 hours ago, David Mack said:

Bet that came as a surprise to anyone they passed in the tunnel!

One of the biggest we had was meeting President towing Kildare through Wast Hill- plenty of smoke but little noise- rather surreal and unexpected after seeing a reasonably standard boat coming towards us . There was no whistling which was probably just as well. 

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