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I was doing it in Leyton/Woodford in East London so borderline city/suburbs. I'd do it again, 100% of the time but the three children, wife, mortgage and inevi
by allegory 12y ago
I was doing it in Leyton/Woodford in East London so borderline city/suburbs.
I'd do it again, 100% of the time but the three children, wife, mortgage and inevitable responsibilities that come with these things make it difficult if not impossible to achieve.
Narrow boats and widebeams are horrid. I lived in a narrow boat for a month. They rock very slightly, smell awful, are damp as anything (even the nice ones), cost a fortune to keep afloat and the neighbours aren't particularly nice people I've found. Very clicky, suffer from a major superiority complex and are terribly bureaucratic. Thames barge perhaps but narrow boats; never again!
- awjr 12y agoDammit you ruined the canal boat dream! Must admit, renting one for a month or two would probably be worth considering before buying one. I hear it's all about finding a mooring space.
- allegory 12y agoYeah I would rent one for a bit first, preferably long enough to try and get water out of a diesel tank and empty the sewage tanks! You might enjoy it, but I certainly didn't. Also, literally everything went rusty. Even stainless steel and my windows mobile 5 phone at the time went rusty.