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WELL DONE ALAN AND CREW, WOW, WHAT A FANTASTIC TRIP, GREAT FOOD (BY THE SOUND OF IT!) GREAT WEATHER AND GREAT SEAMANSHIP. WEEL DONE ON ACHIEVING YOUR GOAL. SEE YOU SOON MEN. NICK JULIETOM AND OLLIE ;-)

The fearless crew make crossing the perilous waters look so easy.
 Paticularly the crew member who achieved those "out of boat experience" pictures on thr Ribble and Douglas rivers. FANTASTIC!!!!!
 The mooring spot outside the St.Mary`s boat yard is probably where I shall leave the boat for 6/7 days.
 
 See you tomorrow.
 
 Cran`

Hello Alan and Crew.
 
 I am following your trip.
 
 Looks very interesting.
 
 Take care.
 
 Mum.
 

We'll be around next week.... soz for the delay.

yoooooooooooooow, your trip looks really dudey. but must goo, cos we are supposed to be helping you :) byee x

Hello Alan and the brave crew.
 We are enjoying your adventures and feel we are on holiday with you(without all the hard work)
 It really does look a very good trip.
 Good Luck
 Enjoy yourselves Mum and Dad

Well dun chaps, but can't see any signs of the river Aire being in flood!!!. In case you want to know (I'll tell you anyway) the small coal barges replenishing Ferrybridge B are called 'Tom Puddings'. Don't ask me why though.
 Watch out for canoeists on your travels cos I have been there before.

We were in Scotland over the weekend and did spot you as we flew over on Sunday afternoon.Next time look up and wave!
 Well done on your exploits-next stop New York?
 

Good luck Grandad and friends, please take care on such a dangerous mission, God Speed. Don't forget to drink some Boddingtons like the old ad when sailing through the middle of manchester! I love school. Well, the 1st day went ok today, not sure about next week...!...!...! Happy sailings! "Laters Grandad!" Thomas!

Just wanted to say what a great weekend we had catching up with you. Thanks for putting up with us. Let's hope we can make it less than six years next before we meet up again! It was also great to see Julie again, and to meet Nick and the little ones at last.
 

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Congratulations to all of you. I just love the daily ships Log and accompanying photographs.How do you manage to deal with a Log when you are in constant DANGER lol

Hi Guys well done. Great blog Alan but you have a problem! Life will be dull next week for the washed up sailors!!

Well Done Alan and the crew of Amelia.
 Quite an achievement. Spot on time too.
 Lovely photos.
 Enjoy yourselves
 Mum and Dad.
 
 

Well done all of you on achieving your goal. I've also seen the pics on Mark's Facebook page. Hope the remainder of your journey goes well.

I'm not so fine. Thanks for forgetting to ask.... I'm upset, just beat it

Well done! glad to see you have successfully navigated the Thames. Pity Gordon Brown wasn't there waving to you. Have to say the photographer has taken some wonderful photos. What a great son!. Enjoy the rest of your holiday and I hope you manage to navigate the slightly less exhilarating canals successfully.
 By the way I am fine as you forgot to ask!

Hi U 3
 When do you find time to update your ships log Alan
 great reading. Wish I was there with you all.
 Take care, your having some great weather to help
 you on your way!!!!! Any time for a fish!!!!
 Our Broadside is $7 here in NZ £2.70, sounds like
 you are being ripped off with the beer!!!!
 Whare are Ron's shorts????
 Cheers
 Col
 

Ahoy there,
 
 Seems you're all having a great time despite the danger!
 
 Who's the Captain this time?
 
 Will keep watching
 
 Angels x

The T Day Landing
 By - The Crash
 
 London calling to the faraway towns
 Now war is declared and battle comes down
 London calling to the narrow boat
 Hey Yorkshire lads just keep it afloat
 Down in the river

The Webcam inyour dining room isnt connected, office and Mums cam okay

Thanks Alan and Sue for the lovely presents for the boys (and Julie!) you have recently been so kind to buy for them all. Also thanks for baby sitting last night... much appreciated. We had a great meal out in Harrogate! Cheers Nick

Wow, are those real Daffodils blooming in the front garden, Spring has already come to UK

Hello!!
 Who knew there were so many Denise Everards out there! Or Everards period!
 I live in St Johns Newfoundland Canada and would love to hear from other Everards around the globe. We are a pretty small group here, mostly girls born so surname is becoming rarer.
 A lot of people don'e even think it's a Newfoundland name, but it goes back at least 6 generations for my family at least.
 I am looking forward to hearinf grom other Everards out there. Take care, and Happy New Year.

Oh dear, looks like all those years of Volvo driving have affected your talents.

I'm under the bed.... still..............

Hello Everards, I am a decedent of the Everard's. My great grandfather left the family home in Leicester in circa 1870 and settled in South Africa. His children formed the very well known group of women artists called the Everard Group. If you are interested please have a look at the website www.everard-group.com.

Hi to you both just like to say a big thankyou for looking after us so well at the weekend,we arrived home aprox 5.30 had a good trip Ellie is missing playing phones already.
 
 Tc love to you both Karen,Brian,Ellie

Hi Sue & Alan
 Just looking in on your website and thoguht I'd say Hi.
 Hope you're both well, and we can get together sometime soon?
 Cheers
 Denise
 xxx

Hi Grandad, hope you're having a nice time on your boat. We are in Windermere in the Lakeland shop with free internet access because it is raining!!! Nan would be in her element..... See very soon Love JNTO