"Captain Beeky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > On 24, Sep 2007, at 16:13, Brian wrote: > >>>>> I believe Captain Beeky has the only CD copy left??? >>>> >>>> I've got one I could copy...................... >>> >>> I'm not getting involved ! There will be a (probably justifiable) >>> outbreak of postings about copyright along in a minute. So I'd suggest >>> people making copies for other people do it in private. >>> >> I thought this had just been released on CD > > Not on the Beeky Label it hasn't ! > > Beeky >
The one I was thinking of was at IWA Product ID: WW26 The Last Number Ones + Audio CD Details The 'Number Ones' were the proud elite of boat people who owned and operated their own cargo-carrying canal narrowboats. The term probaably originated from boat gauging registers where there was a column for 'fleet number'. If you ownedjsut one boat, there was only one in your fleet, and obviously entry for this column was '1', the number one. Joe and Rose Skinner were the last Number Ones. This book brings together their story along with their long-serving horseboat Friendship, as a celebration of their unique position in waterways history. The book combines the transcripts of interviews with Rose and Joe, with a history of Friendship and its preservation at the National Waterways Museum in Ellesmere Port. This book is accompanied by a CD-Rom of Brian Vaughton's interviews for a BBC radio documentary recorded in 1961. 96 pages. Softback >
