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A selection of barges including the floating restaurant and pleasure barges on the Union Canal at Ratho, Midlothian, Scotland. The restaurant barge is a feature of the Bridge Inn (on the left of the picture). This 31.5 mile contour canal travels from The Falkirk Wheel to Edinburgh. Popular features of this gentle lock-free waterway include the Avon, Almond and Slateford Aqueducts, which are among the finest in Britain. The shot was taken from the top of the bridge that the Inn takes its name from. Camera: Canon EOS 450D (Digital Rebel XSi in the USA) BEST VIEWED LARGER Three bracketed JPGs converted to HDR in Photomatix Pro.

Barges loaded with cranes docked in Jersey City, New Jersey.

WE DON'T TALK ABOUT THE BARGES

I PAINTED MANY THAMES SAILING BARGES, THIS SHOWS THE BARGES TRYING TO BEAT THE STEAM TUG IN GALLEONS REACH, RIVER THAMES. OIL ON CANVAS

I PAINTED MANY THAMES SAILING BARGES, THIS SHOWS THE BARGES PASSING WEST INDIA DOCK ENTRANCE, BLACKWALL AND THE BLACKWALL THAMES POLICE STATION. THIS NOW HANGS IN THE THAMES POLICE MUSEUM, WAPPING, LONDON ON PERMANENT DISPLAY WITH 3 OTHER OF MACKENZIE'S PAINTING.. OIL ON CANVAS

This shows some barges on a canal in Castlefield Manchester at night with a train passing above

Large, bright, colourful boats on the canal.

Maldon sailing barge on the River Blackwater

Old fashioned narrow boat moored along the Regent's Canal in Camden Town London England United Kingdom photography by Andy Evans Photos

Old fashioned narrow boat moored along the Regent's Canal in Camden Town London England United Kingdom photography by Andy Evans Photos

Old fashioned narrow boat moored along the Regent's Canal in Camden Town London England United Kingdom photography by Andy Evans Photos

Narrow Boats In Lock, Stratford Upon Avon River Avon The Warwickshire River Avon is navigable over 47 miles, with 17 locks along its course, from Alveston weir above Stratford-upon-Avon, through Warwickshire, Worcestershire and Gloucestershire to where it joins the River Severn at Tewkesbury. The River Avon is an English river in the south west of the country. To distinguish it from a number of other rivers of the same name, this river is often also known as the Bristol Avon. The name ‘Avon’ is a cognate of the Welsh word afon, ‘river’ Stratford-upon-Avon, a medieval market town in England’s West Midlands, is the 16th-century birthplace of William Shakespeare. Possibly the most famous writer in the English language, Shakespeare ...

Old fashioned narrow boat moored along the Regent's Canal in Camden Town London England United Kingdom photography by Andy Evans Photos

Stoke Bruerne on the Grand Union Canal in Northamptonshire

Brayford Waterfront Lincoln Lincoln’s Brayford Waterfront is England's oldest inland Harbour and offers a great selection of eating, drinking and entertainment venues. It’s the perfect place to relax at a pavement café overlooking the water or the stunning University of Lincoln campus after a hard days shopping. For a unique experience, take a tour on the water, with spectacular scenery, on the Brayford Belle, operating boat trips on the water from Easter to October. The vibrant waterfront includes the Starbucks coffee shop at the Holiday Inn Hotel, Wagamama restaurant which seemingly floats on the water, and the DoubleTree by Lincoln Hotel with the top floor Electric Bar. By Paul Thompson Photography

I SAILED ON AND PAINTED MANY THAMES SAILING BARGES WHEN I WAS A RIVER POLICEMAN AND HERE IS 'MAY SAILING PAST GREENWICH NAVAL COLLEGE AT, OIL ON CANVAS 16 BY 20 INCHES

I don't do many sketches, drawings, or pen and ink, but occasionally get asked to do one, so try my best. Much prefer painting.

I love narrowboats - yes I really do and all things canal

Barge on the River Stour, captured from near Ha'penny Pier, Harwich.

Barges loaded with cranes docked in Jersey City, New Jersey.

My photograph of the Harvey Canal with the Expressway in the distance, So many boats that travel to Lake Ponchartrain or the Mississippi River. I edited it to look like a colorful Impressionist painting.

Unique design from canals bywhacky

*Gloucester Skyline* Number of views as of 22nd March 2017 = 740. Warehouse buildings (restored in the 1980s) line the waterfront of the historic dockland district of the ancient city of Gloucester (pronounced 'gloster', Gloucestershire, England). The city, situated on the River Severn was founded by the Romans in the 1st century AD and was the UK's most inland shipping port, vital for the transfer of goods and raw materials to and from Britain's once booming manufacturing heartland. The Gloucester and Sharpness canal links the city to the Severn estuary and allowed larger vessels to reach the docks. This shot shows canal barges moored in the Victoria Basin Marina. The city's cathedral can be seen top left. Date: 20t...

Narrow Boat, Gloucester Docks Number of views as of 23rd December 2017 = 900. The narrow boat 'Amber' at Gloucester Docks has been converted into a floating cafe 'The Cafe on the Cut'. The port of Gloucester had its heyday in the late 1800s, but by the 1970s the wharfs, warehouses and docks themselves had fallen into disrepair. A restoration programme to regenerate the area was begun in the 1980s, and the barge is moored alongside one of the newer, residential buildings which complement the older red-brick warehouse buildings seen to the left of shot. Location: City of Gloucester (pronounced 'Gloster'), Gloucestershire, England. Date: 18th February 2015.

Britannia Warehouse and Docks, Gloucester Number of views as of 8th September 2018 = 830. Part of the Gloucester docks complex and originally built in 1861, Britannia Warehouse was initially rented to a Bristol based corn merchant and was still being used to store grain until the 1930s. It was used by various other firms until 1987, when it was completely gutted by fire. After some debate, the warehouse was demolished and rebuilt, using many of the original bricks, to provide office accommodation from 1990 onwards. The dockland area in front of the warehouse is now used as a marina for narrow boats. Date: 18th February 2015.

I SAILED ON AND PAINTED MANY THAMES SAILING BARGES WHEN I WAS A RIVER POLICEMAN AND HERE IS 'DANEBURGE SAILING TOWARDS TOWER BRIDGE AT SUNSET, OIL ON CANVAS 16 BY 20 INCHES

A digital watercolour painting of the boat yard at Battlesbridge in Essex England on a misty winters day.

Cygnet, Snape Maltings Number of views as of 10th June 2017 = 800. Cygnet is a 16 ton 'Spritsail' barge, built in 1881 at Frindsbury, Kent, England. She is shown here moored on the River Alde at Snape Maltings in Suffolk, East Anglia. Date: 29th July 2013.

The Od London Bridge painted on a 20 by 30 inch canvas, The original owned by my young brother Bruce, but for a small price you to can have the painting on your wall in Print.

Soaphouse Creek, Brentford, London, July 2020 Soaphouse Creek is a small waterway in Brentford, West London (England) where several river craft such as barges can be moored. The creek takes its name from the Thames Soap Works, which occupied the site from 1799 to 1934, trading under the name of T B Rowe and Company.

A collage of images captured in the village of Cropredy (Oxfordshire, England), 5th April 2024. The village sign (left) includes pictorial references to St Mary's church, the English Civil War battle of Cropredy Bridge (29th June 1644), the Oxford Canal, and Fairport Convention's Cropredy festival.

Pendragon on Thames, Marlow, August 2020 A narrow boat 'Pendragon' moored up on the River Thames at Marlow (Buckinghamshire, England). The scene also includes All Saints Church (top left), and the majestic Marlow suspension bridge. Date: 3rd August 2020.

This is a view of the Harbourside area of the English city of Bristol. The church spire (left of shot) is St Mary's, Redcliffe. 14th February 2024.

Grand Union Canal, Brentford, August 2020 The Grand Union Canal is part of the British canal system. Its main line starts in London and ends in Birmingham, a total distance of 137 miles (220 km) with 166 locks. It also has arms to several places including Leicester, Slough, Aylesbury, Wendover and Northampton. The Grand Union Canal came into being on 1st January 1929, as a result of the amalgamation of several different canals, and at 286.3 miles (460.8 km), it is by far the longest (merged) canal in the UK. This shot was taken at the London end of the canal in Brentford, where the canal is linked to the River Thames. The text on the side of the building alongside the canal reads "Along the towpath the Sunday walkers amble. Overtaken by ...

I SAILED ON AND PAINTED MANY THAMES SAILING BARGES WHEN I WAS A RIVER POLICEMAN AND HERE IS ONE OF MY FAVOURITE, 'CABBY

This is a picturesque little town just south of Porto, and one of many which boast a Canal Grande with its colourful barges. The decorations were for a festival - something to do with knitted fish?