Well, more accurately, they wade beneath us. This passed alongside the Cardinal today, on a mission to somewhere. Probably to … More
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Flying fish on the Middlewich Branch #narrowboat #england
Wait for it… wait for it… full power now, Algernon, and … rotate. We have lift-off. Oops, now we … More
Moly Hoses! Time spent upside front and back to down! #narrowboat
I’ve been spending an awful lot of my time recently with my head under water-level and my backside (and builder’s … More
A life on the ocean wave – first impressions #narrowboat #england
I am still in the low-rise tenement of the marina for the moment, but this is the new view from … More
Maiden Voyage Day 2 – mooring in a very cross wind #narrowboat
Look lively there lad, splice the funnel bunting and run up the rudder snodgrobbets! Swab those thingummies and sing me … More
IKEA iis mye IDEA uf Helle wit Knobden onn
Curtains. As far as I am concerned they are dust-laden habitats for arachnids, moths and the wee people who creep … More
How do you solve a “problem” like Moorea? #narrowboat #england
Despite my Bro’ adding the final nail to the name by singing the The Sound of Music lyric ‘How do … More
The deed is done and a new name chosen…
I don’t know about superstitions nor nuffink, but the re-naming deed was done while the wee beastie was … More
I am pickled tink – in the process of buying my #narrowboat home
Went over to the Bro’s in Cheshire last week and on Wednesday decided we’d pop out for a mooch around a … More
The last two #Lincolnshire route-marches of 2015
The last two strolls through the lanes of Lincolnshire in the year of 2015, with somewhat changeable skies, horses and wotnots. I shall most definitely miss these lanes when I move onto my boat – but then again, I’ll have 2,000 miles of tow-path and other areas to explore instead!
Lincolnshire skies today – thick enough to inspire fiction…
Bit of theme this morning on the old route-march through the lanes. Windy enough to blow the cobwebs away but … More
Kissing goodbye to ninety-nine tenths of my worldly goods – eek!
I have this day bade farewell, adieu, so long and thanks for all the fish to much more than nine tenths … More