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Location: UK | Would like you to listen to my mates and see what you think , Steph lives 3 boats down from me on the canal , and James plays with me on occasion
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Location: CT | Hmmm... I see the eq lights flashing up and down, but no audio. As far as flashing eq lights go, top notch. I give it an A-. |
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Location: NJ | Very Nice, on both counts . . . |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Well Done. I like the subtle Celtic lilt in The Sylvias and Bragg has a good sound too ( a little Mr. Bojangles thing going on 'Go My Own Way') |
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Location: NJ | . . . yeah, I noticed that too, but a walkdown is a walkdown, is a walkdown . . . |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | true, true... |
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Location: Utah | The Sylvias have a great sound.
How do you like living on a skinny boat? Do you take it anywhere on the canals or do you just stay put? |
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Location: UK | I love it , you have to do away with all the crap that you dont need , its beautiful living on the water and feeling that your really close to the outside , used to sleep in the winter with the door open and the wood burner tanked up , really cosy , sometimes could be tricky with stuff falling in the water , like kids , dogs , cans of beer etc etc , the boat is very small even by canal boat standards , about 38 ft . I have a mooring and havnt moved around that much , it can be quite hard work for an exteeemly lazy person like me , hauling gas bottles , coal , rubbish and toilet stuff up and down the tow path , come and visit and ill take you for a cruise down the Rochdale canal .....now theres an offer you cant refuse |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Jeff W.? Jeff.... I think I just heard his door slam. |
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Location: UK | No Im married to Jeff , youd be just a friend |
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Location: Utah | Sounds like a date. Er, I mean sounds like fun. My "Mum" lives down near Birmingham and has done the canal boat holiday. They loved it. The only canal boat I've been on was at the Black Country Museum in Dudley, where they took us into a coal mine. Oh, and there was that little tourist thing in Stratford.
I cannot imagine living on something so small! You're not kidding that you have to do away with all the crap that isn't necessary. |
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Location: Flushing, MI | That sounded great! I'm gonna add 'em to my friends list. Nice harmonies! |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | "Jeff W.? Jeff.... I think I just heard his door slam."
We an understanding.
"No Im married to Jeff"
And you are forever first in my heart...  |
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Location: big island | hmmmm...seems long distance love affairs CAN work out. |
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Location: Cicero, NY | With JW they HAVE to be long distance to work out... |
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