A sunken boat and a warning light makes cruising tough on NARROWBOAT Kimberley-Jo! 

The wind is absolutely the worst weather to boat in even on a boat that ways a few tonnes! 😆

You married Neil so you have a better sense of humour than me. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Closest we have come to solving it!

Here all week...

Thank you, means a lot! ❤

Thanks for the advice really helpful x

Thanks Malcom, what do we do then?

See ya Peter

Thanks so much!! Not sure if that's a good thing either but glad you enjoy them!

Will be great to have you on board for the journey x

You’re welcome 😊XxX

Don't know where to start love this comment! We are looking at a doggy towling robe believe it or not ! The black tape sounds like a great idea x

Thanks for that, Sonya did wonder if it was a loose wire. How annoying changing the alternator and battery when it was just a wire!

So far she seems fairly unflapable which can be a problem as she thinks the swans are friendly!

We have tried them and they seem to be ok... but you may be right!

Never really thought about it before, but you are right it is weird calling the ground the floor. I use both just indiscriminantly! To think we both used to be teachers and don't know the difference between ground and floor...

I’m a bonafide Englishman ( well bits and pieces of Scottish and English 🤷‍♂️ ). I’ve never called the ground the floor !. Maybe that’s because I do actually prefer the outside to the inside and I worked most of my life outside as well ? Well sort of outside/inside ! I was a crane driver so a lot of the time I was outside but in a Cab so inside at the same time,probably another reason why the ground is the ground and the only time Floor was mentioned was when stuff needed to go onto the 3rd floor maybe ?. Now that you have said it I won’t be able to stop myself from listening to how everyone describes the ground or floor !!!. Never really thought of it before 🤷‍♂️

@@moffatt43 I guess it could have caused a few problems in construction if you got the ground and yhe floor wrong!

@@sameshipdifferentday2024 Oh I had many confusing moments ( not myself ) but from Banksman and Slinger/signallers who didn’t know their Arse from their elbows and left and right 🙄. Working on the Gherkin,some of them were terrible,I’m up in the clouds ( on low cloud cover and misty days it’s as if you were isolated from the world and floating on cotton wool 🤷‍♂️) and you get a Banksman saying a little bit too the left ( ? Your left or mine ? ). We also had chaps whose main language wasn’t English and they could get a bit excited and start chatting away or arguing about whatever down below….. you just let them get on with it until they realised you couldn’t understand a word they were saying ?!!. One particular chap when you wouldn’t do What he said NOW he would get really annoyed and upset and be jumping around ( from my vantage point he just looked like a little flea bouncing around ( bit like the old comedies when someone is in high speed motion 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️ ). It was Good Fun though. Did mobile crane work as well all over the Country and did a few Boat lifts ( narrow and expensive cruisers ( some people were ok but some owners kinda got in the way and made simple lifts extremely difficult )

@@moffatt43 Sonya's boy Mitchell was a labourer for a while and some of the stories he told us were brilliant.

Just had to look up what a Goldwing was!