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Features:
Mikron Theatre - 21 Years on the (Canal) Road - Dennis Needham charts the history of the waterways' best known travelling theatre group
Seddons of Middlewich - Alan Faulkner looks at the Cheshire salt industry's involvement with inland waterway transport
Braunston Boat Show - Andy Burnett reviews the tremendous variety of boats on show at Braunston over the Spring Bank Holiday Weekend
The Long Life of a Short Boat - Tony Lewey looks at the Leeds and Liverpool Canal boats at the Boat Museum and at the painting work undertaken by Phil Speight
On the Mon & Brec - Philip Howe boats through the Brecon Beacons on one of Britain's most scenic waterways
Coracles - Ancient & Modern - Graham Fisher investigates the many different types of coracle - and builds one for himself
Angling in BW Canals - Keith Fisher explains British Waterways' thoughts on anglers and boaters
Canal Pioneers - M.E. Braine - David Bolton talks to one of the pioneer pleasure boat builders of the Black Country
Waterside Walk - Barry Green walks the unusual Well Creek between Upwell and Outwell
VHF on Inland Waterways - Andy Burnett looks at the increasing usage of radio communication on our canals and rivers
The K&A Railway - The navigability of the Kennet & Avon Canal is still in question, but at least the plans of the 1840s to turn it into a railway did not come to fruition as Tom Bell discovered
A Way From Wakefield - John Lower explores the Calder & Hebble Navigation up to Sowerby Bridge
Peniche Pictorial - Mike Taylor looks at the colourful work horse of the French waterways
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