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Tom Fort explores the River Trent in a punt – and Spider T
Writer Tom Fort’s programme River of Dreams exploring the history of the River Trent, and descending the River Trent from Stoke on Trent to the Humber Estuary in a paddled and rowed punt, on foot, and on board the Humber … Continue reading
Posted in History, Locations, Modern boatbuilding, River boats, Rowing boat, Rowing,paddling and sculling, Small boats, Uncategorized, Working boats
Tagged History, paddling, punt, River Trent, rowing, spider t, Tom Fort
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