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Services
Fresh water and portable toilet (Elsan) disposal are available from the service mooring just above St Pancras lock on the other side from the tow path. The disposal point is on the corner of the long white building, behind the fuel tank, and the water tap is close by. There is no charge to use either service.
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Please do not dispose of wet wipes, moist toilet tissues or similar items in the portable toilet disposal point.
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There are bins for recycling and boaters’ domestic waste in the car park adjacent to the lock. There are no facilities for disposal of fit out waste, waste oil, contaminated bilge water, batteries, gas cylinders or other large items. Please do not leave any of these in the car park.
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St Pancras Dry Dock is run as a separate business and St Pancras Cruising Club is not responsible for the work carried out in the dry dock. For dry dock services please contact the Dry Dock operator using the contact page, selecting the category “Dry dock”.
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Diesel fuel and Pump-Out services will be available at the Club between 10:30am and 3:30pm on the following days in 2025
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Saturday 4th April 2026
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Saturday 9th May 2026
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Saturday 13th June 2026
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Saturday 4th July 2026
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Saturday 1st August 2026
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Saturday 5th September 2026
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Saturday 3rd October 2026
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Saturday 14th November 2026
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Saturday 5th December 2026
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Only card payments are accepted.
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Cost of pumpouts is £30
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Appointments are not required and will not be taken.
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There are other pump-outs in London including Paddington Arm: Little Venice Visitor Mooring and Atlip Road, Alperton (offside service mooring at Bridge 11A Railway) Regent’s Canal: Talavera Moorings, offside above Acton’s Lock (Lock 7) and Limehouse Basin Lee Navigation: East Wick Service Mooring (below Bridge 14A Newham Way) and Stonebridge Lock (Lock 16)
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Panchat Archive
The following is the archive of the club newsletters and the magazine ‘Panchat’ published between 1983 and 2015.
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SPCC Newsletter 5th January 1982
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SPCC Newsletter 25th June 1983
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Panchat Volume 1 No. 1 Winter 1986 (Probably should read 1985)
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Panchat Volume 1 No. 2 Spring 1986
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Panchat Volume 1 No. 3 Summer 1986
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Panchat Volume 1 No. 4 Winter 1987
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Panchat April May 1991 PAGES MISSING
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Lea And Stort Cruise Brochure April 1994
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Panchat Special London Cruising Edition 1994
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Easter Cruise Brochure April 1996
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Treasure Island Rally Brochure 22nd 23rd June 1996
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Panchat Year Book September 2005
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Home
About The Club
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St Pancras Cruising Club is a members’ club based in Camden that exists to promote pleasure cruising on UK inland waterways and to provide facilities for its members and others. Many club members own boats but the Club also welcomes anyone who is interested in boating and inland waterways.
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Our members are active in promoting the interests of boaters through national and local waterways organisations such as the Canal & River Trust (CRT), the Inland Waterways Association (IWA), the Association of Waterways Cruising Clubs (AWCC) and others.
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The Club is based at St Pancras Yacht Basin, which is located beside the Regent’s Canal and close to St Pancras International and Kings Cross Stations. The gardens, waterpoint and basin are maintained by members working on a voluntary basis, as are the facilities for passing boaters – pump out, fuel supply and portable toilet disposal. Monthly work parties are the focus for undertaking all of this work and also form a focus for social exchange when we sit to eat lunch together.
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The Club provides non-residential moorings for around 60 boats in the basin.
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For more information on joining the Club click the ““How to join” tab above.
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Cruising The Club is well known for its promotion of safe boating on the Thames tideway. As well as publishing a guide to the Tideway, Club cruises are regularly joined by other boaters, including experienced and inexperienced tideway cruisers. Comprehensive safety briefings precede each cruise, usually combined with a social evening. The Club also organises canal cruises, and non-tidal Thames cruises as a regular part of its cruising programme and welcomes members and non-members alike. For more information on the Club’s cruising programme please click the Cruising programme tab above. All boaters are welcome to join club cruises and events and there is no charge for participation.
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Temporary Moorings are sometimes available. If you would like to enquire about a temporary mooring please contact the Harbour Master using the contact page, selecting the category “Mooring enquiries”., stating your boat’s length and the dates that you require. The Club cannot accommodate wide beam boats. Permanent moorings are only available to Club members.
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The St Pancras Waterpoint is managed and maintained by the Club. Since taking over the management of the building, the Club has organised a number of public and specialist events including talks, art exhibitions and open days: 1000s of visitors have thus been able to enjoy this unique building and the stunning views from the viewing platform. For a list of open days please click of the St Pancras Waterpoint tab above. The Waterpoint is not available for hire.
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Collinson photographic competition 2022 – entries
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rnEntry 1 – Autumn on the River Cam, near Waterbeach
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Entry 2 – Back in the Fens
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Entry 3 – Battersea Power Station
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Entry 4 – Double Breasted
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Entry 5 – Early morning at Woodford, River Nene
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Entry 6 – Easter cruise
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Entry 7 – Fenders should be deployed on both sides of the boat. Frances and Andrew Phasey’s boat, Halle, Belgium
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Entry 8 – Fotheringay, River Nene. Flags at half mast in honour of HM the Queen
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Entry 9 – Going Down – Foxton flight
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Entry 10 – Golden Bridge
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Entry 11 – Heading to Queens Platinim Reflection Illuminated Procession 24th September 2022
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Entry 12 – Icons of London – upstream preparation for Platinum Jubilee flotilla
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Entry 13 – Into the Night – Angel Festival barbecue
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Entry 14 – Little and Large
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Entry 15 – Lock Down
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Entry 16 – Manjit in her St Tropez pose (not to be confused with the Woolwich Ferry) on the way to Gravesend
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Entry 17 – Masa and Rhiana joined Albert Victor for a picnic lunch Easter 2022 just below Norwood bottom lock
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Entry 18 – Ollie Brown dancing on the gunwhales, excited by the prospects of the Reflections Flotilla
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Entry 19 – On tow Great Ouse
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Entry 20 – Planning the Caribbean Cruise when Storm Eunice stuck
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Entry 21 – Return to the basin #1
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Entry 22 – Return to the basin #2
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Entry 23 – Return to the basin #3
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Entry 24 – Return to the basin #4
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Entry 25 – River Ahead – flood gate between Selby Canal and R Aire
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Entry 26 – SPCC Carribean Cruise Limehouse To West India Dock 14th March 2022
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Entry 27 – SPCC Daffodil Cruise Hertford Union Canal 19th April 2012
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Entry 28 – SPCC Daffodil Cruise Mile End Lunch Stop 12th March 2022
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Entry 29 – SPCC Trip Limehouse To Gravesend 3rd June 2022
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Entry 30 – Staking our Claim – SPCC flag at Harwich ahead of the Waverley Cruise
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Entry 31 – Sunset over Ely Cathedral July 2022
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Entry 32 – The Fleet awaiting the signal to go for the Reflections Flotilla Sep 2022
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Entry 33 – The joy of boating
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Entry 34 – Waiting for the off
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Entry 35 – Wild flowers on The Old West River
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Privacy policy
Privacy Statement Introduction In accordance with our data protection policy, this privacy statement explains how we use your data, how you can control the way in which we use that data and what actions you can take if you would like to change the way in which your data is being used.
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Who are we? We are St Pancras Cruising Club, a members’ club that exists to promote pleasure cruising on UK inland waterways and to provide facilities for its members and others.
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Why do we need your information and whose data do we collect? We are membership organisation which exists to support use of the waterways with a specific focus on the canals and rivers of London. To this purpose the Club organises regular cruising events for members and non-members, and promotes safe boating on the Thames tideway. In addition, the Club leases St Pancras Yacht basin and St Pancras Waterpoint from the Canal and River Trust. We maintain a strong interest in the local area (Camden and Islington Boroughs). We hold data on people who do, or might do, the following: • Become a member of St Pancras Cruising Club, • Take part in Club events or activities, • Support St Pancras Cruising Club financially and in other ways, • Wish to receive information about St Pancras Waterpoint
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How we obtain your data From you The majority of the information we hold about you will have been provided directly by you when you have registered on the Club website, or taken part in one of more of the activities outlined above. From someone other than you We may receive information from a member of the Club who has suggested that you are interested in membership or Club activities.
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What we do with your data The core activities we carry out with your data enable us to: • Send information to you about St Pancras Cruising Club and your membership, • Administer your membership, • Build financial and volunteer support for St Pancras Cruising Club and its activities through various fundraising and community activities, • Promote the aims and objectives of St Pancras Cruising Club through any other activities not specifically mentioned.
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What information we collect We collect the following classes of information: • Name(s) and address, email addresses, phone number(s) and other relevant contact details and preferences. • From members we collect information regarding their boats and vehicles, • Use of social media relating to St Pancras Cruising Club. • Records of donations. • Information about our relationship with you, correspondence, meeting notes, attendance at events etc. • Occupation, skills and professional activity, network(s) and interests where relevant to our needs. • Demographic, professional information and interests where these are relevant to our needs.
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Profiling Although we do not currently do this, we may in future use your data to group together people who have behaved, or might behave in similar ways. For example, we might find that people who had been to certain events were likely to come to similar events. If this was the case then we might “tag” your record to remind us to include you in invitations to similar events or to assess the likelihood that you might come to another type of event. You have a specific right to ask us not to do this. If you would prefer us not to, then please contact us using any of the contact details below.
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Protecting your data We keep your data secure in our database with appropriate security mechanisms in place. In principle we do not share your data with anyone else or any other organisation unless it is necessary for the purpose for which you have given us the data or described in this notice. Examples are given below: • Basic information on event participants may be shared with Canal and River Trust, Heritage of London Trust Operations Ltd, or people helping organise events, if necessary. • We may pass data to other organisations, known as Data Processors, to provide specific services to us. An example would be providing data to a mailing house in order to send a newsletter. A contract is always in place with a Data Processor, and they are not allowed to do anything with your data other than that which we have requested. In these cases we never lose legal control of your data.
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Our responsibilities The law requires us to tell you the legal basis upon which we process your data. • The law allows us to process your data if it is in our legitimate interest to do so. We may only do so if we can demonstrate an operational need, and so long as your “interests or your fundamental rights and freedoms are not overriding”. Practically speaking this means we carry out an exercise to check that we will not cause you harm by processing your data, that the processing is not overly intrusive and that we will only do so in a way which is described in this privacy notice. • Other activities are carried out to fulfil a contract or agreement. Examples include the purchase of a ticket or membership. If a contract is in place then we will process your data based on that contract. • In some circumstances the law requires us to record information and possibly disclose it to a third party. An example is the sale of gas oil to the owner of a private pleasure craft; here we are required by HMRC to record the name and address of the purchaser. • Some activities require your consent. If the law requires your consent to process data in a certain way then we will obtain it before carrying out that activity.
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How long do we keep your data? We will keep data for as long as is needed to complete the task for which it was collected. Relationships between members and St Pancras Cruising Club are often long term ones, and so we expect to keep your data for as long as that relationship exists, or until we no longer need it.
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Your rights You have a variety of rights about the way we process your data. These are as follows: • Where our use of your data requires consent, you may withdraw this consent at any time. • Where we rely on our legitimate interest to process data, you may ask us to stop doing so. • You may request a copy of the data we hold about you. • If we are carrying out profiling, you may ask us not to do so. • You may change or stop the way in which we communicate with you or process data about you, and if it is not required for the purpose you provided it, then we will do so. Activities like processing gas oil purchasing may mean we cannot entirely stop processing your data. We will always endeavour to comply with such a request, however. • If you are not satisfied with the way we have processed your data then you can complain to the Office of the Information Commissioner.
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Contacting us If you have any questions about this privacy notice, about the way in which we process your data, or if you wish to change the way we use your data, including how we communicate with you, then please write to Data Protection Officer, St Pancras Cruising Club, St Pancras Yacht Basin, Camley Street, London N1C 4PN, or email:
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Angel Canal Festival 2023
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The Angel Canal Festival 2023 will take place on Sunday 3rd September around City Road Basin in Islington.
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City Road Basin can be accessed from City Road (near the Texaco garage), and from Noel Road, Vincent Terrace and Graham Street.
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The fun starts at 11am and the festival closes at 4pm. There’ll be music, food, boat trips and stalls. Come and join us!
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For more information please email angelfestival@stpancrascc.co.uk
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The Angel Canal Festival is organised by a small team of individuals and supported by the Canal and River Trust, Islington Council and St Pancras Cruising Club.
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Collinson competition entries 2023
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rnPhoto 1: Caledonian lunchbreak – Andy Clarke
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Photo 2: Dining on the Puffer – Andy Clarke
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Photo 3: Neptunes staircase – Andy Clarke RUNNER UP
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Photo 4: Returning from New Years Eve cruise – Bob Hazell
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Photo 5: St Pancras Lock – Bob Hazell
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Photo 6: First Christmas for the new club house – Bob Hazell
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Photo 7: Sunset over Sausea at Essex Marina – Bob Hazell
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Photo 8: Colour on the cut – Bob Hazell
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Photo 9: A photo from the Thames in august – Claire Manson
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Photo 10: Dec 2023 crew taking a rest – Icicle Cruise – David Leppard
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Photo 11: Feb 2023 Willowtree Cruise. Now that’s what I call a party – David Leppard
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Photo 12: Jan 1st 2023 crewing for Little Layla on the Icicle cruise – David Leppard
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Photo 13: June 2023 Stowaway for the Tideway Cruise – David Leppard
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Photo 14: Bar opens! – Frances Phasey
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Photo 15: Campaign in the rain – Frances Phasey
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Photo 16: Convoy discipline – Frances Phasey
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Photo 17: Moored puffer – Frances Phasey RUNNER UP
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Photo 18: Puffer monkeys – Frances Phasey
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Photo 19: Crew – Graeme Field
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Photo 20: Lock – Graeme Field
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Photo 21: River Severn – Graeme Field
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Photo 22: Sunset – Graeme Field
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Photo 23: Winter – Graeme Field
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Photo 24: Evening at the Water Point – Julie Clark
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Photo 25: A quiet retirement – Julie Clark
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Photo 26: Working Boats at Batchworth – Julie Clark
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Photo 27: Cavalcade 2023 – Julie Clark
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Photo 28: Ten club members go Puffing – Julie Clark
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Photo 29: Commodore figurehead on VIC 32 – Libby Bradshaw
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Photo 30: Gateway to Loch Oich – Libby Bradshaw
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Photo 31: Mooring at Foyers Pier, Loch Ness – Libby Bradshaw
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Photo 32: My cabin companions – Libby Bradshaw
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Photo 33: Which way up – Approaching Loch Oich – Libby Bradshaw
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Photo 34: 5 Heading for PoW – Mikki Rain
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Photo 35: Hard Day on the Locks! – Mikki Rain
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Photo 36: High Summer – Mikki Rain WINNER
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Photo 37: No. 1 Cavalcade Colour – Mikki Rain
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Photo 38: WID Gold – Mikki Rain
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Photo 39: Love it or hate it… – Nick Ford
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Photo 40: Untitled – Ollie Brown
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Photo 41: Untitled – Ollie Brown
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Photo 42: Lady Blatherwick in bloom! – Sallyann Ford
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Photo 43: Boring boating for dogs – Sallyann Ford
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Photo 44: 14th December campaign cruise – Sallyann Ford
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Photo 45: Winter Cruising waiting for the tide. Lovely time of companionship! – Sallyann Ford
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Photo 46: Winter sunset on the Great Ouse – Sallyann Ford
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Photo 47: Flagpole: St Pancras Cruising Club on Vic 32, Loch Ness , September 2023 – Sally How
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Photo 48: Tunnel: Maida Hill Tunnel, following James February 2023 – Sally How
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Photo 49: Dawn: Early Morning return from Teddington June 2023 – Sally How
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Photo 50: Paul Willett: Harbourmaster Wins Trial of Strength on Ducketts Cut July 2023 – Sally How
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Photo 51: Gairlochy Through the Hawsehole, Vic 32 September 2023 – Sally How
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Photo 53: Fulbourne on the Aylesbury Arm – Tim Lewis
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Photo 54: Safety briefing in a toilet! – Tim Lewis
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Photo 55: Three Mills aerial – Tim Lewis
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Photo 56: Welcome to Cavalcade – Tim Lewis
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