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Mudlarking: Thames Estuary Cruising Yarns

par Nick Ardley

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In this charming sequel to the successful local best-seller Salt Marsh & Mud, the skipper and his mate meander gently around the coastline of East Anglia, exploring the marshland from North Kent to Suffolk in their tan-sailed, wooden clinker sloop, Whimbrel. Whether sitting with a cup of tea while gazing out over a peaceful waterway or sailing up between London's impressive buildings, they take the time to look around them and to appreciate the sights, sounds and stories that abound. Nick Ardley lovingly weaves his yarns of traditional sailing with his own reminiscences and detailed knowledge of the places and waterways that they encounter. The numerous rivers and creeks that indent the Thames archipelago hide a wealth of history and nature; this captivating book uncovers a few of these secrets and brings them to life. The stories tucked between the pages of this book will appeal to locals, sailing enthusiasts, and anyone with an interest in the history or wildlife of this fascinating area of the country.… (plus d'informations)
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Mayflower, Mudlarking and Salt Marsh and Mud

Having not only grown up in exactly the same rivers, mud and towns as the author but sailed in similar craft, including on one occasion one of the beautiful queens of a Thames barge he writes about, I am almost inclined to disqualify myself from comment. But I love these books so much I want to encourage others to read and enjoy them too.

Perhaps those who do and still live in the Thames area will then support the author in his long quest to find and identify the remains of this once glorious fleet and even, where possible, to recover and restore them.

More than ‘just’ a sailing books, in this series Nick lays out the history and details of the Thames, the barges and towns along this glorious estuary. Each can be read independently of the others but reading Mayflower – the barge that Nick Ardley grew up on, will give an understanding of his knowledge and passion for the Thames ‘spriitty’.
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In this charming sequel to the successful local best-seller Salt Marsh & Mud, the skipper and his mate meander gently around the coastline of East Anglia, exploring the marshland from North Kent to Suffolk in their tan-sailed, wooden clinker sloop, Whimbrel. Whether sitting with a cup of tea while gazing out over a peaceful waterway or sailing up between London's impressive buildings, they take the time to look around them and to appreciate the sights, sounds and stories that abound. Nick Ardley lovingly weaves his yarns of traditional sailing with his own reminiscences and detailed knowledge of the places and waterways that they encounter. The numerous rivers and creeks that indent the Thames archipelago hide a wealth of history and nature; this captivating book uncovers a few of these secrets and brings them to life. The stories tucked between the pages of this book will appeal to locals, sailing enthusiasts, and anyone with an interest in the history or wildlife of this fascinating area of the country.

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