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This
week let's have a look and see how a traditional narrowboat
is fabricated. Please refer to the witty captions for more
information about each picture.
Bow
This
is the front of the boat.
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Brazil
The
Brazilian football legend Ronaldo comes to inspect the
work.
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Engine
Designed
and developed by Kenwood this 12v motor is able to produce
a dazzling 0.3 hp*
*When
not fitted in the boat
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Fat
Man
This
portly gentleman seems more interested in what is in his
pockets than in the on-going fabrication he is standing
next to. Maybe he forget his keys?
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Inside
As
you can see our new boat is fitted with all of the latest
in nautical innovation, including two Jo-Jo reels and an
angle grinder.
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Letterbox
The
only problem is that we will have to moor up starboard
side in order for this facility to be of any use.
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Love
Hearts
It
must be love... Either that or an act of vandalism.
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More
Bow
This
is also the front for the boat. Are you bored yet?
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Nice
Chair
We
obtained this fine quality furniture in the Bank Holiday
sale at DFS.
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Not
Plasma
The
sign specifically indicates that the metalwork on this
section should not be formed using high-tech plasma cutting
equipment. Instead expert metalworkers armed only with
a pair of nail scissors and file board craft the door way.
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Port
Why
aren't the windows on the starboard side called 'starboard
holes'? For the hard of thinking here we see the left-hand
side of the boat.
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Roof
Off
This
part of the boat also doubles up as an escape vessel should
the boat sink. Can you see the wooden oars?
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Stern
Hey,
cute butt! Bet you work out..
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Worried
Here
we see our legal team have severe reservations about whether
this project will every fly. Of course it will! This is
a boat stupid...
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