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042-14 Ellesmere Port: The National Waterways Museum by hilofoz
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Yo ho ho, narrowboat flowerpots in a row
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Loading crane just outside the trip boat wharf at Ellesmere National Waterways Museum
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Going into the first of the three narrow Whitby Locks
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Looking down to the other two Whitby Locks
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A permanent mooring below the museum
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The Cuddington and view of Dock Street
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Prow of the Cuddington on the other side of our mooring
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Willow moored opposite Holdiay Inn for £4 per day
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The Rusty old Cuddington and the workers houses at the museum
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Porters Row cottages and Dock Street
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Ramp up to Porters Row
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Porters Row cottages were homes of dockside workers
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A Liverpool boat under restoration near Porters Row
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View of the basin along Dock Street
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Pillar box marks the end of Porters Row
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Loading crane outside The Heritage Boatyard and Island Museum
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Wooden boats being restored outside the Island Museum
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Sundown on the boats under restoration near the Heritage Boatyard
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Waterweeds grow in the Wooden Boats
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Keeping the boats wet preserves the wood
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Peeling paint on on a GUCC boat
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Walkway across from the Heritage Boatyard
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Dock and old boats outside the Island Museum
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The hold of a wooden boat
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Tall chimney at Ellesmere Port Island Museum
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Building in Grosvenor Wharf Road with clock tower
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Historic boats and moored boats at the Lower Basin
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The wide locks beside the narrow locks, National Waterways museum
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These attractive buildings and docks were designed by Telford and Jessop
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A little Bridgewater Tug and view to the Manchester Ship Canal and the Mersey
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