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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
London Boat Show Preview - Andy Burnett highlights stands of particular interest to inland boaters at Earis Court on 7th-17th January
The 39 Stands - David Bolton looks at the Inland Waterways Association's unbroken record of attendance at the London Boat Show
Ridgeacre Requiem - Tom Chaplin considers how busy this ill-fated Black Country canal was in the 1940s
Thomas Cubbon and the 'Shroppie' - Paul Bowen relives a pleasureboat cruise from the 1920s when flyboats were still operating
Operation Santa - Graham Turner looks at a highly successful pre-Christmas promotion on Scotland's Union Canal
The Icing on the Cake - David Cragg discovers why the Llangollen Canal is perennially popular
Air Cuts - Smethwick from the air reveals three ages of canal construction
ABC Goes Green - Andy Bumett looks at a revolutionary hull and a green engine ...
How to Make a Chip Butty... and at tracking stolen narrowboats
The Western K&A - Robert Wright found the Kennet & Avon between Bristol and Devizes ideal for a first cruise
Eric Martin's Photograph Album - Mike Taylor talks to a boatman who carried a camera
Dutch Adventure Boating - WW goes campaign boating through the Turf Routes' and gives details of next year's sailing cruise
A (Water) Way of Life - Dennis Needham talks to wooden narrowboat builder Malcolm Webster
Waterside Walk - Joseph Boughey explores the 'Shroppie' between Hurleston and Barbridge
Crayfish - Roger Butler & Jonathan Briggs look at Britain's largest freshwater crustacean
Front Cover - The western Kennet & Avon offers ideal cruising territory for first-time - and seasoned - hire boaters, as well as plenty of pubs, such as the George Inn, here at Bathampton. See pages 66-69 for cruising notes and page 85 for a guide to pubs.
The 39 Stands - David Bolton looks at the Inland Waterways Association's unbroken record of attendance at the London Boat Show
Ridgeacre Requiem - Tom Chaplin considers how busy this ill-fated Black Country canal was in the 1940s
Thomas Cubbon and the 'Shroppie' - Paul Bowen relives a pleasureboat cruise from the 1920s when flyboats were still operating
Operation Santa - Graham Turner looks at a highly successful pre-Christmas promotion on Scotland's Union Canal
The Icing on the Cake - David Cragg discovers why the Llangollen Canal is perennially popular
Air Cuts - Smethwick from the air reveals three ages of canal construction
ABC Goes Green - Andy Bumett looks at a revolutionary hull and a green engine ...
How to Make a Chip Butty... and at tracking stolen narrowboats
The Western K&A - Robert Wright found the Kennet & Avon between Bristol and Devizes ideal for a first cruise
Eric Martin's Photograph Album - Mike Taylor talks to a boatman who carried a camera
Dutch Adventure Boating - WW goes campaign boating through the Turf Routes' and gives details of next year's sailing cruise
A (Water) Way of Life - Dennis Needham talks to wooden narrowboat builder Malcolm Webster
Waterside Walk - Joseph Boughey explores the 'Shroppie' between Hurleston and Barbridge
Crayfish - Roger Butler & Jonathan Briggs look at Britain's largest freshwater crustacean
Front Cover - The western Kennet & Avon offers ideal cruising territory for first-time - and seasoned - hire boaters, as well as plenty of pubs, such as the George Inn, here at Bathampton. See pages 66-69 for cruising notes and page 85 for a guide to pubs.
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