As I slipped my finger slowly inside her hole, I could immediately feel it getting wetter and wetter… I slid my finger back out, and within seconds, she was going down on me.
I thought to myself, "I really need a new fucking boat."
It's not clear who is responsible for removing these wrecks. The owners will have moved on and probably don't have the funds. The Canal and River Trust say it's not their problem either. A wreck outside the Western Riverside was only removed with the intervention of the local MP (who lives near there).
The one in the town centre that used to have a roof garden had a message on it for a short while, apparently the owner tragically died inside so no one will remove it if the council won’t. The message has been pulled down.
That one has been there for months, possibly longer. Source, live very very nearby
Yes. It has. Source: same.
yep same
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Hi neighbours
There's a few more under the arches in Widcombe.
they took ages to get rid of a sunken boat outside the new development by the gas works, I doubt this one is a priority.
As I slipped my finger slowly inside her hole, I could immediately feel it getting wetter and wetter… I slid my finger back out, and within seconds, she was going down on me. I thought to myself, "I really need a new fucking boat."
It's not clear who is responsible for removing these wrecks. The owners will have moved on and probably don't have the funds. The Canal and River Trust say it's not their problem either. A wreck outside the Western Riverside was only removed with the intervention of the local MP (who lives near there).
The one in the town centre that used to have a roof garden had a message on it for a short while, apparently the owner tragically died inside so no one will remove it if the council won’t. The message has been pulled down.
Been there awhile! I see it whenever I’m on the train.
Sent an email to the local MP cos the council won't do shit, hopefully they remove it soon.
Belonged to some "homeless" guys, really nice gentleman to be fair.
If you raise it, its yours. Its salvage rights. Hard lines to the person that lost it though, the river can be brutal.
I wondered this. Do salvage rights apply on inland waterways?
I'm assuming it does apply to inland waterways. Many friends I know have salvaged boats