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Actually the bridge is the ideal time to board the boat as it chugs past
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It'll be like 'Gone With The Wind' though, you'll never make it to the end...Originally posted by ladymuck View PostJust think of the tension as the boat goes under a bridge and the coppers lose sight of it for a few moments!
All those startled ducks and swans having to get out of the way as the boat bears down upon them.
Maude in bed mistaking the rocking caused by huge wash as the boat powers past as Geoff getting all fruity for the first time in 40 years.
Three hours isn't enough to fill all that back story.
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Just think of the tension as the boat goes under a bridge and the coppers lose sight of it for a few moments!
All those startled ducks and swans having to get out of the way as the boat bears down upon them.
Maude in bed mistaking the rocking caused by huge wash as the boat powers past as Geoff getting all fruity for the first time in 40 years.
Three hours isn't enough to fill all that back story.
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A 13-mile chase at walking pace? Sticking my neck out here, but it doesn't look like the police were trying really hard to catch the miscreant. I'm looking forward to the highlights on the next series of Police, Camera, Action though...Originally posted by ladymuck View Post
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Rag and bone man's cart?Originally posted by SueEllen View PostOK what's the next obvious vehicle someone is going to steal in the UK? There has been a bin lorry, police car, Thames Clipper, buses and now a narrow boat.
Milk float? They'd better hurry though, because I recently read there are now only a couple of thousand Dairy Crest milk delivery people left in the UK.
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https://www.facebook.com/permalink.p...46973602066094Originally posted by SueEllen View PostOK what's the next obvious vehicle someone is going to steal in the UK? There has been a bin lorry, police car, Thames Clipper, buses and now a narrow boat.
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Stolen 15-tonne road sweeper stopped by police after 12 parked cars damaged in four-mile rampage through Manchester - Manchester Evening NewsOriginally posted by SueEllen View PostOK what's the next obvious vehicle someone is going to steal in the UK? There has been a bin lorry, police car, Thames Clipper, buses and now a narrow boat.
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OK what's the next obvious vehicle someone is going to steal in the UK? There has been a bin lorry, police car, Thames Clipper, buses and now a narrow boat.
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