Saved by Grace
How selling everything to live on a narrow boat to continuously cruise the canals & rivers of the UK totally changed my life
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A glass half full...
The last few weeks have felt strangely unsettling, despite having lovely things to celebrate. It was recently our 40th wedding anniversary (on my 69th birthday) and it felt as if we’d been talking about the fact we’d been married for SO LON...
Regrets, I’ve had a few...
I’ve spent the morning cleaning…I know, just call me Cinderella…and whilst doing so, thought to myself ‘how did we end up living on a narrow boat?’ You might think the choice to sell our house and have a narrow boat built came as a result o...
Are we (nearly) there yet?
Chatting with our eldest grandson the other day reminded me of the phrase ‘are we nearly there yet’, something we used to say to our parents on what seemed like interminably long car journeys when we were children. Said grandson has just be...
Stunned with love...
I wrote a note on Substack a week or so ago and in the note I said I felt ‘temporarily stunned with love’ at the births of our 2 great grandsons this summer. The last few months (and years actually) have taken on an other worldly quality wh...
Trying to make sense of everything...
It’s very hot in the Midlands area of the UK at the minute and much of the canal system is once again on lockdown; looking back at this time last year, I wrote a post about how unexpected it was that the canals were no longer navigable (in...
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Hi there, I'm Karen, I'm 68 years old and 5 years ago we sold our house and had a 60' narrow boat built that we now live on. In 2025 we bought a van conversion motorhome too; on my Substack, I write about my travels and reflections on life. Welcome!
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