Putting things in the correct order
Near the top
Oakgrove
Towards Malkin's Bank
Rd Kitchin, Warrington
Worsley Turn
Crossing the tank
Passing Victoria Mill
The joy of wooden boats
Significant progress
Sliding Bridge
Bardsea Bridge - Ulverston Canal
Tatenhill Lock
Tanker on the move
Rochdale Canal adventures
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Wreckage
Gifford
Going Around
Sliding Bridge
Oxenhall Tunnel
Dukart's aqueduct
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Stuck
Middleport Pottery panorama
Dry dock
Gailey
Sussex Street
Norwich Street Mills
Low headroom
Ship Canal boating
Ship canal antics
Transshipment
Canal Office
Moore Lane Bridge
Marple
Saltworks
Market Drayton
River Lock
Salterhebble
Tarboat at the turn
Scrap
Railway boats
Tarboat on the move
Toll Office
Floating dock
Winter boating
Moore swing bridge
Brentford warehousing
Waterwheel
Caisson House
George
Signs and handles
Prince
Yeo
Marple locks
Royalty Class
Standedge Tunnel
Middleport
Sagging doors
Diesel, Coal, Gas
Gailey
Elland
Irish boating dogs
Robins Mills & Co
Tom Pudding hoist No.5
The Anderton Carrying Co
J P Swanwick and Co
Stourbridge Fire Brick Works
Minimalist
Sundries to Haywood
Easter line-up
Barbridge Junction
Tegral
Clayton's Yard, Oldbury
Murray's and McConnel & Kennedy's Mills
Defensive line
An uplifting experience
Fireworks at Pontcysyllte
Rushall Locks
Mill and Canal
No boats
Unsung heroes
Bullholme Lock
Etruria top lock
Ancoats Mills
Bridge 23
Heading up Bosley
Sneyd bottom lock
Sneyd top lock
Stranger in the landscape.
An impending tragedy
Another partial success
Into the tunnel
Wyrley branch canal
This Bridge Is Insufficient
Leaving Harecastle Tunnel
Dredger at work
Astley Green
Bentley Canal
Sidmar
Boathouse
Marple locks
Double Locks
Drydock
Kraftwerk Datteln 4
Kraftwerk Datteln
Above Stanthorne Lock
Strapping in
Malkin's Bank
A passing Ibex
Leaving Bosley
Powering around the turn
No.10, No.10 & No.11
Sea Lock
Passing the Runcorn bridges
The tarboat and the pit
Preparing to enter Ellesmere Port
Leaving Irlam
Leaving Mode Wheel locks
Barton Aqueduct
A bit of glint
Chasing down to Latchford
Back home
Hovis Mill
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Pearl No.81
Wooden narrowboats are a rare beast these days due to the cost and difficulty of maintaining them in good order. Pearl was originally built for carrying gasworks by-products and gas oil around the West Midlands and from Ellesmere Port to Oldbury. Originally a horse boat built in 1935 it was converted to a motor boat in 1945. For a long time this boat was moored on the Trent & Mersey Canal at Wincham but fell on hard times and was seized by the Waterways people. Luckily it wasn't dragged out and left to rot on the bank and is now at the boatyard at Saul on the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal. I do hope that someone will lavish some love and attention on this historic craft before it is too late.
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