> Andrew Dyke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Hi Neil and All,
>>
>> I knew someone would know, brilliant detective work Neil. However,
>> still a number of questions. What's the canal or River or both
>> called? Where does it or they start and finish? Are there any other
>> boats on the waterways? The 'Sodor Valley' and 'Sodor Maid', are they
>> part of a hire company or privately owned? Do the blue and green
>> colours have some historical significance or are they the hire boat
>> colours? Is Bulstrode actually a barge or a narrowboat wrongly named?
>> If that is the case he may be a narrowboat in a barges body or the
>> other way round? We need to know these things.
>>
>> I shant sleep, I shant, I shant.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Andrew
>> NB
>> WhenaskedwhattuneGrandadwaswhisting,Hollysaid'Thomas'.Whatabrightlittlegirl,oramIbias?
>
From: "Dorothy Robbie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I hate to say this, but I think you need to get out more - and of course 
> you
> are not biased, Holly is obviously the brightest child who ever walked 
> this
> earth, as well as the cutest and most beautiful. That's what grandparents
> are for.

Hi Dorothy, Neil and All,

OK, I'll admit being guilty on both counts and will go out more :-).

From: "Neil Arlidge"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> "Bulstrode is a highly disagreeable barge who worked at the harbour
>> on the
>> Island of Sodor. He was used to carry cargo like coal and stone, but
>> always complained about not being loaded fast enough. This annoyed
>> the
>> trucks, but Bulstrode ended up getting what he deserved when Percy
>> accidentally pushed trucks off a dock and into his hull, causing
>> damage to
>> him and the trucks. The trucks then giggled and said to him, "Serves
>> you
>> right! You we're always barging in and moaning!" He was then towed to
>> Knapford Beach, where he was turned into a children's playground. He
>> remains there today, still expectedly grumbling. "


Funny that bit about broad/barge boats being 'highly disagreeable'. Wonder 
who they modelled that on? :-)

Regards,

Andrew


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