We’ve met up since, we spent one summer cruising together, painting her old narrowboat, Corbiere, as we went.
Having met Amanda she decided that old Corbiere was a little too small to live aboard, and At Last came up for sale in the marina so they bought it. Corbiere sold in a matter of days and is now somewhere down south.
We knew that At Last is a wide-beam but were nor prepared for the size of the thing.
It’s pretty big….
That wheelhouse is as big as our saloon!
It doesn’t have an engine or stern gear as yet, having been built purely as a house-boat, but that’s to be rectified this spring. They can’t wait to get her cruising, but at 12 feet wide and quite high with the fixed wheelhouse some of the bridges might be “interesting”….
It seems massive inside compared to a narrowboat.
Sorry about the poor quality, using the phone camera.
1 comment:
Great blog guys, been following with interest for a while. Like your friend's boat, would love a widebeam myself space wise but then not so sure about being restricted on where I can and can't go. Plus this boat of ours has had too much put into it to give it up now!
Hopefully you can enjoy our blog too, with stories of the fit out and other day to day activities!
Take care
Lewis
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