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I have decided that today blog is all about me as it’s my birthday!
Today I am 61 ! There were sometimes in my life that I thought I would never get to this age. But I have and I am in the middle of a Gap Year and celebrating my birthday, with Nuala, … Continue reading →
Posted in C'est La Vie - The Boat, front page, On the Journey, Reflections on Life
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Tagged Berlin, Berlin Lakes, Calais, Civil Unrest in Northern Ireland, Dover, Europe, Freedom of movement, Gerry Wilson, Growing up in Ireland in the 1950s, Ireland, Munster, Newbridge, Nuala, Nuala Louise, paris, Russell Court Hotel Belfast, Sligo, Tarmonbarry, West of Ireland
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We have reached our final destination – Berlin
At 10.00am on Friday 11th July we arrived in Berlin. We entered the Spree River and after passing through the Charlottenburg Lock we moored at a designated place near the city centre. We had reached our final destination having travelled … Continue reading →
Posted in Berlin, On the Journey, Places visited
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Tagged Berlin, Boothaus Rool Marina, Charlottenburg Lock, Elbe Aquaduct, Kurfurstendamm, Pariser Square Berlin, Portumna, Reichstag, Spree River, Tarmonbarry, The Saint Louis Arzviller Inclined Plane boat lift, Trabant cars, Worms Germany, Zeuthern See
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The Dover – Calais Delivery Team have a Practice Day – 13 days to go.
The boat has been dewinterised. The Topaz Truck came last Friday and filled up the fuel tank. So the boat can again do what it’s designed to do, cruise on the water. I have asked Bill Kee, Michael Eustace and Neil … Continue reading →
Taking a Gap Year – At our Stage in Life? Are We Mad?
When we tell people we are taking a Gap Year it’s interesting to watch their reaction. Some say –“Great what a brilliant idea and you are right to do it when you can”. Others mutter something like “Great, well for … Continue reading →