In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Martin Clark 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>Bob Wood wrote...
>>I was doing a bit of a Google search on this last night. There are
>>several posts on this very forum where Bruce Peckett refers to the "15
>>mile pound below Buckby". Any doubt about whether this is merely a
>>description, rather than him giving it its name seems to dispelled by
>>a post copied to canals.com (Google-archived but I can't find it on
>>the current version of the site) where he wrote: "Our boat has always
>>been kept on the 15 mile pound ie Stoke Bruern to Whilton".
>>
>>I would fully expect Bruce to be using the old boaters' name for the
>>pound and I am sure it is the one you are looking for.
>>
>I said it was that pound yesterday but no-one picked it up.

If it is I cancertainly imagine arisk of sinking.  Anyone who's boated 
that length with a galeblowing andsnow coming at 
themhorizontallywillknow how exposed it is!

Guy
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