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Hi, 

New on here.

I was shown an old post from 2020, it was the maker of the fibreline GPR narrowboats, asking if anyone knew of any still in existence. 

I own ZENA, and have done for 10 years. She's a beaut!! 

Anyone know of the chap who built the 7 back in 1997 I think.

Any help gratefully appreciated. 

😁🙌😁

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Sounds familiar, are you a green boat on the K&A?  I have seen one other, can't remember where but it might be Banbury. I think another was lost to fire a while ago?

If you use the forum search facility (which is not much good) I think there are previous threads which just might include the bloke who built them (Probably the post you have found?)

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3 hours ago, peripatetic said:

Let's hope so..lol

Thank you! 😁 

I've tried to add pics of my fibreline , it says file too big..

Need to find out how to make it smaller..🤔

https://photos.app.goo.gl/JZ4711NFZB36KfXB7

 

Either save a screenshot of your desired, but too large, photo, or use an app such a Lit Photo to compress it. Then attach the smaller version to this thread.

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Hmmmm I know of two fibreglass NBs.

 

One is on the K&A and I saw it moored at Great Bedwyn a few weeks ago. The other was on the bank at Enslow on the southern Oxford for several years, after the owner fell in and died of Weils Disease. 

 

Maybe one of these is Zena.

 

 

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