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Those who add venture afloat must be a little of a navigator and seaman, a little of a shipwright, a little of an mechanic and a do-it-yourself enthusiast. This applies especially to those who sail the fascinating network of the waterways covering Britain.

 

Britain has over 3000 miles of these navigable inland waterways, and the mileage is increasing steadily every year, thanks largely to the volunteers of the Inland Waterways Association and kindred movements. The inland waterways extend from great industrial towns and reach out into the heart of the country where they are now part of the landscape. Their tranquil waters in idyllic surroundings provide an ideal holiday afloat with fishing, camping, nature watching and good companionship






 

The Watney Book of Inland Cruising by Viscount St Davids c1966 First Edition

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  • Title: The Watney Book of Inland Cruising
    Author: Viscount St Davids
    Publisher : The Queen Anne Press Ltd
    Publication 1966 First Edition
    Format: Softback

    Condition: Green picture covers which are in a good condition with minor shelf soiling. The pages are clean with no ink or pencil marks with photographic illustrations throughout.

    Book measures: 18.5cm x 12.5cm with 94 pages

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