"George Pearson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >I received an email from a market research guy, asking my "opinion on the >extent of the usage of jerry cans by canal boaters, maybe as a means of >storing extra / emergency fuel?". The firm had "identified canal boating >as a potential user of these."
Possible boating-associated uses for a jerry can: - Stools for sitting on, on board and during picnics on the bank - Built into fences around the mooring - Filled with water, weights to which tarpaulin strings can be tied - Partly buried as mud-free steps or paving stones at the mooring - Cut in half lengthway and hinged, to provide waterproof storage for clothes - Buried horizontally in the bank, with the caps off, as nest sites for birds or small mammals ... Adrian Adrian Stott 07956-299966
