A note from the administrator.

I have had to close the forum to new members. Registration is shut. I'm sorry for it - but I can no longer vouch for who comes through the door.

You may also find that certain older topics are no longer where you left them. I have, with great reluctance, removed a small number of threads and posts from this forum. I did so at the written request of a firm of solicitors acting for the landowner, who hold that the material touched on matters they would prefer were not aired in public.

I have complied, because I am one man and they are not. I want it set down plainly, here, that I did so under protest, and that I do not accept the grounds. Nothing removed was untrue. Nothing removed was anyone's business to suppress.

But I will not delete this board. What is left here stays, and you may read it for as long as I can keep the lights on. I have locked the doors; I have not burned the house. I have kept copies of everything. I would ask, gently, that those of you who hold anything of your own do the same.

E. Selwood

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NB_Wanderlust
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Hello from a hire-boat

#1 Post by NB_Wanderlust »

Hello! Dawn and Clive, we hire a boat on the K&A a week most summers and have got slightly obsessed with all the earthworks you can see from the water. What's that big mound? What's that lump in that field? Forgive the holidaymaker questions, we just love it up here.
NB Wanderlust. Four miles an hour is fast enough.

Boater_Pat
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#2 Post by Boater_Pat »

the week-a-year folk are the ones who actually look. ask away, ill point you at things from the towpath.
Liveaboard on the K and A. Kettle's on if youre passing

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