I KNOW that your article concerning the sunken boat in the Regents Canal did not mention it, but the owners are artists and that great chunk of wood in it was being carved, writes John Rhodes.
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SO MANY young people have now drowned in the Avon at Bath that a memorial is now planned to remember those who lost their lives.
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THERE is very little of the Cromford Canal that is navigable, but that now contains nearly a mile of oil spill.
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THOUGH a couple had spent seven months restoring a narrowboat on the Regents Canal it took just 20 minutes to suddenly sink, where it now rests on the bottom.
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THERE are towpaths that certainly buck the trend of not many visitors during these winter months—those of the London canals.
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NO, NO, not the boaters certified at White Mills Marina on the Nene but the marina itself now officially certified as a camping site.
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A BOATER, concerned about the safety of the swans and ducks on the Cam in Cambridge, moored his boat across the river holding up the Christmas boat race for over an hour.
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ONCE again the Aylesbury Arm of the Grand Union Canal is collapsing, with a limit now to boats of no more than 2ft 6ins draught.
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I thought it a shame that John Howard's otherwise excellent recent piece in narrowboatworld about the dangers of Carbon Monoxide (CO) on boats was let down by his statement that he had bought CO detectors 'off eBay, for a little over £5.00 each'.
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