The lady at the tiller, faithful dog by her side, calmly pulls alongside and wanders casually down the gunwale to fill us up with fuel. We talk of dogs and the rain, but are all happy to see brighter skies moving in our direction.Read more ›
The lady at the tiller, faithful dog by her side, calmly pulls alongside and wanders casually down the gunwale to fill us up with fuel. We talk of dogs and the rain, but are all happy to see brighter skies moving in our direction.Read more ›
Each morning the air tastes fresher and I feel more at peace as I lay still listening to the chaffinch who visits the window feeder or watch the moorhens as they scurry in and out of their nest. The world comes alive all around me and somehow, the quiet cocoon that winter can be, makes me even more aware of each minuscule change.Read more ›
With endless towpaths that mean miles of walking, cruising time that inspires chilling out, and long summer evenings lounging on the front deck or dark nights cosied up in front of the fire; what’s not to like for our four-legged friends?Read more ›
Living on a narrowboat is a unique and rewarding experience, but there are important factors to consider and plan for before taking the plunge. This blog gives a good introduction to narrowboat living space and storage, weather and seasons, safety and security. Read more ›
Weigh up the extra chores, boat maintenance and finances, against freedom, adventure, independence and living close to nature.Read more ›
(The Answer Might Surprise You!) Have you ever wondered if it’s cold in winter, living on a narrowboat? I spent 13 years living on canal boats and during that time many of my friends were concerned that I was “roughing…Read more ›
Whether you’re planning your first narrowboat holiday or are a seasoned canal boater, real life stories of families on board are a wonderful snapshot of the joys and challenges of boating life. I lived aboard for 13 years; six of…Read more ›