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Ep 113: Planning Living off the Land on a 1920s Narrowboat
Lizbef starts to learn a new skill! And has realised that she has NO IDEA what she’s doing! Luckily, that’s the joy of learning and having a green-thumbed mother to save the day. Add in cruising to a new location… Continue reading
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Ep 111: WE’RE BACK! Restoring a 1920s narrowboat
We’re back, baby! And with a new print! Pre Order now here. Each print is going to Maggie’s improvement and hull restoration. There’s a lot we need to do. Leela and I are so happy to get back to it… Continue reading
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Ep 102: The start of my 1928 narrowboat restoration journey!
Elizabeth’s greatest challenge is here! Restoring a century old narrowboat! Continue reading
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Ep 92: Delving into the past! Lost letters found aboard Maggie!
Lost letters discovered on a 1920’s narrowboat! Continue reading
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Ep 91: Wine and 1800s MURDER on the Canals!
Settle in for a night of pinot grigio and the gruesome tale of a 1800’s boat worker. Continue reading
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Ep 87: POWER on a Narrowboat! How I use my engine, Bluetti solar, and stove to for Cost Of Living!
How I get power from my batteries, my Bluetti portable battery charger, and cooking for free on my stove.Say hi on Insta! https://www.instagram.com/earlewritesBecome a Patron- https://www.patreon.com/earlewritesCurious about Bluetti? Check out https://bit.ly/3cWedxa and https://bit.ly/3Jje8j4 (these are the generator and solar panel… Continue reading
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Ep 86: Creepy men on the towpath. A RANT.
After having a stranger TELL me they were going to come onto my boat, convinced that we would be perfect together, my patience snapped. I am very tired of receiving messages like these from men demanding where I am for… Continue reading
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Forgotten Voices of the Great War on a Narrowboat.
A reading of Max Arthur’s Forgotten Voices of the Great War during Armistice.It’s always an honour to read these recollections, and hope to share with you some poignant pieces from my favourite book during this time of remembrance. Become a… Continue reading
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The 1920’s Boat Diaries; Part 4 “Something to Overcome.”
“I know what I’ll do,” I said decisively to no one. I stood up and marched to my bedroom, tossing through the clothes and blankets on my bed, frantically searching for the one thing that would make me feel better.… Continue reading
