http://www.livingonaboat.co.uk The Practicalities and Finances of Boat Living en-us Mon, 26 Jul 2010 Mon, 26 Jul 2010 LivingOnABoat Content Manager janem@livingonaboat.co.uk janem@livingonaboat.co.uk http://www.livingonaboat.co.uk/canal-cruising-scotland.html What it lacks in size, Scotland’s canal system makes up for in sheer quality, as this stranded northern outpost of the Britis... http://www.livingonaboat.co.uk/water-filtration-onboard.html Access to fresh drinking water is obviously going to be crucial and the ease of access is always going to be due to your boat’s... http://www.livingonaboat.co.uk/rules-of-the-river.html The Boaters’ Handbook which is published on the British Waterways website and which can be downloaded as a PDF file is like a v... http://www.livingonaboat.co.uk/solar-wind-power-are-there-limitations.html Solar and wind power both play a useful role in generating energy for boats but, as you say, both have their limitations, par... http://www.livingonaboat.co.uk/facts-about-living-boat.html With more canals per square mile than any other European country, Great Britain is a haven for waterway lovers, both visitors... http://www.livingonaboat.co.uk/mail-and-banking-considerations.html Internet access for the likes of online banking and e-mail (whether on board or at a nearby internet cafe) have obviously reduc... http://www.livingonaboat.co.uk/how-keep-boat-water-during-winter.html Air circulation devices are available to keep the frozen waters at bay when vessels choose to brave the winter season in the...