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March 17th 08, 04:01 PM
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Jumping the single track at Finsbury Park
On 17 Mar, 16:41, Roland Perry wrote:
In message , at 09:31:41 on Mon, 17 Mar 2008, furnessvale remarked: Narrow locks are about 7ft 3ins wide at the bottom (my boat was 7ft 0.5ins wide. �Some boats have spread to 7ft 2ins and still get through most locks). �When you allow for the batter up to the top they come out at about 8ft on average. Having scraped down both sides of some locks in a 6ft 10inch boat, I suspect we'll have to agree that they vary quite a bit. -- Roland Perry I went through most narrow locks with my boat ( and others have certainly taken her through any I missed). I only stuck once on width and that was top Marston Doles which was reknown for hanging up working boats. However I have had trouble on numerous occasions on length. George |
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