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The main saloon is on Oak. It is fully carpeted. Here you
will find part of our large library of canal books as well as a good selection
of canal magazines and whenever possible a couple of daily papers. There
is comfy seating and a table for you to write your postcards on or to
play a board or card game out of the selection provided.
The Saloon on Oak also acts as our dining room, the table
being extended and folding chairs used as required so we can seat up to
twelve people for dinner, although more usually it is just four to six
as seen on the right.
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Throughout both boats are radiators, but in addition the
main lounge has a coal fire which, with the vase of flowers beside it,
provides a focal point alongside the front facing windows as shown on
the left.
Opposite the fire is the well-stocked bar, open 24/7 and
a DVD player and TV. Alongside there are several 240 volt sockets to
recharge your mobile phones, cameras etc. at any time.
Beyond you can see the well deck at the front of Oak.
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There is a second smaller lounge on Ash. Shown here on the right.
As well as comfy seats, the floor is carpeted and extra cushions are
provided for your comfort. Here you will find the rest of the canal
library and a CD player / radio, as well as a wide selection of CDs
for you to play.
The front facing windows and the glass panels in the cratch mean that
you have a fine view forward when relaxing here. The same as seen above
in the picture of Oak.
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Your cabin is self contained with a lock on the door! We can accommodate
up to eight guests in six single cabins, seen on the left and below,
two on Oak, four on Ash, and two guests in the twin cabin, two pictures
further down the page, also on Ash, (this can also be made up as a double
bed.)
Compact and comfy, each cabin has a bed, wash basin, with hot and cold
water of course, and electric light, both overhead and a bedside reading
light. There is carpet on the floor and a radiator with its own thermostat
in each cabin. All seen in the picture on the left.
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There is a large window out of which you can watch the ever changing
view, its' top panel opens for ventilation. Bed linen, towels and curtains
are colour co-ordinated to give a 'touch of class.'
There are two drawers, one with a lock, under the wardrobe which has
ample hanging space and a spare blanket on the top shelf. There are
two more shelves in the cabin for your belongings, and when you have
unpacked we can store your case(s) out of your way.
All seen in the picture on the right of the other end of a single cabin.
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We equip each cabin with soap, shower gel, bottled water, a clock, a
torch, a vase of flowers, clothes brushes etc. all we can think of to
make your stay pleasant. Each cabin also has two shelves of light reading
in addition to the main canal libraries in the lounges.
All of which you can seen on the left in this picture of the twin cabin.
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On the right is shown the other end of the twin cabin.
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There are three shower rooms, two on Ash and one on Oak.
They all have a powerful roomy shower, seen on the left, the same size
as you would have at home, with a plentiful supply of hot water.
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There is a modern flush toilet as well as a wash basin
in each shower room. A hair drier is also available for your use. There
is a fourth toilet on Oak.
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At the front of both boats is an area with side bench
seating for four and windows to the front. They are excellent places to
sit and watch the world go by. When the weather is fine we can roll back
the covers and dismantle the front windows to give a fantastic view forward
as seen on the left.
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Both boats have canvas covers, with plastic windows in them so the
well decks can be used come rain or shine. On Oak in the Spring and
Autumn the coal fire heats this area as well.
The picture on the right of the well deck on Oak with the covers in
place shows clearly one of the plastic side windows.
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