Aboveski is the view from the galley window (taken a couple of evenings ago). I’ve said it afore and I’ll … More
Month: March 2021
Replacing Two Worn-Out Old Friends
Something like twenty years ago I bought a gilet – from a charity shop, second-hand. I paid £2 for it. … More
The View from my Port’ole to-day
Steam trains… and the Red Arrows… …but sadly couldn’t get them both in the same image. Even sadderer still, there’s … More
Oddlets and Sodlets (with the usual odds and the same old sod chasing)
Choice of mooring in these uber-crowded, inner-city times and places was dictated not so much by the beautiful display of … More
Considering my options
The canals are a brilliant place to live – or rather, they ought to be. Would I have moved to … More
Cover Photo by Me – Book by Pat McDonald
It’s criminal. The main protagonist lives on a narrowboat, which means that C&RT hate him already. British crime author Pat … More
You know that your ducks aren’t really all lined up neatly when…
…you look out of the boat window into the wild, wet night and conclude that it must be a Harvest-Mouse … More
E.P., M.I.S.P., and n.b. BARGUS
It’s been a funny old week, some parts of it so strange that I cannot tell of them on the … More
Behemoths in the mist and a mega-cruise for hydrogen and oxygen mix
Doug McClure and Susan Penhaligon in their time wandering around Cheshire would have been quite used to the sight of … More