Piano
Getting a piano on the boat isn’t as hard or mad as it sounds. Especially when the one you are getting is already on a boat.
delighted? Me. Yeah.
posted by MortimerBones at
10:42 AM
Thursday, March 29, 2012
About Me
- Name: MortimerBones
- Location: United Kingdom
Standing on the roof, with the wind in my hair, gulls cry I sigh, living it up here. The rain meanders along, soaking me to the bone, and ah, as I stand there... no longer alone.
Boat Magnets: MAXI GRAB
Dog Walking/ Care while cruising
- Dog Care/Walking in Banbury
- Dog Care/Walking in the Lower/Upper Heyford area
- Dog Walking in the Kidlington area
Bones at Aynho:
GUEST BOOK
BOAT SAFETY: Oxford
- Mark Paris BSS and talented Engineer
- The Boat Man: Electrical & General maintenance Gloucester and Sharpness
For Retro Fit Side Hatches:
Other Links
- Traves Tangents
- A Pie Eater Speaks
- Weeping Cross
- Mark Paris BSS and talented Engineer
- Backworking Osteopathic Clinic, London
- Canal World Forum
- Move Your Boat
- Solar Panels etc
- Low Impact Life Onboard
- 12vLED/SMDs for boats
- If you want to be green...
Boaty Places
Keep It Green
Previous Posts
- Morning Colours
- Stand up Comedy.
- Banbury to the dark place
- Windows in time
- Paw for a paw
- No Problem, Bones, Bones and Sextans
- Banbury, Flowers, Plastic and Views
- Weeks away - the PEOPLE!
- T-Mobile
- Dusty and the Pen
Subscribe to
Posts [Atom]
Subscribe in a reader
5 Comments:
Amazing! Any photos of it in situ?
not yet.
What have you used for ballast to counterbalance the joanna?
BigJohn - I have been shuffling things around for sometime and it isn't as heavy as one might think. I still need to add some things to the piano side to even it up.
So, what sort of music are you going to play? I just re-started playing again since childhood - and that's a long time! Still keeping my guitar playing going though. Enjoy it!
Post a Comment
Subscribe to Post Comments [Atom]
<< Home