A kind of record of a narrow boat and what has to be done to keep her afloat and usable.
We might even be able to tell you where we get to as well.
Hoping you enjoy the intimate detail of boating on the UK canals.
The name describes my demeanour and voice!
I love narrowboating and that is why this blog is mainly about the boat and our interaction with it. I have been keeping a log for Sonflower ever since we bought her and moved onto her as our main residence.
Some incidents in our boating life have been hilarious, some scary and some down right dangerous. I cannot tell what will come in the future but you can now share them!
The crew are an 'ordinary' couple. The Best Mate and I.
SONFLOWER, perfectly lined up to enter the lock. And making a perfect entry.
SONFLOWER and an interesting workboat. The boat was bought as a burnt out shell. The BMC1500 engine was intact and working and was worth more than this enterprising duo paid for the craft. Removing the roof and putting in a plate deck was a simple modification to give them a utility boat.
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