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Industrial Revolution,
towing became obsolete when
engines were ****ed on
boats and when
railway transportation su****ded the slow
towing method.
Since then...
- The
Towing Path is a
piece for
piano solo
composed in 1918 by John Ireland. A
performance takes about 4 minutes. A
towing path is a road or
track on the...
- of Pill on the
south bank
where the Pill
Hobblers were
based in
order to
tow ships up the
river to
Bristol and
where yachts and
other boats still have...
- were in
short supply, and a
towing path for
horses was suggested.
William Jessop carried out a survey, and the
towing path was
authorised by the Wye and...
-
development along Old
Canal and
Towpath Mead roads. The
tow-
path follows the
course of the foot-
path just
north of the
caravan site and
allotments on the...
-
general cargo facilities operated by port-approved
stevedoring contractors.
Tow Path Valley Business Park is
located on both
sides of the east and west bank...
-
source of
industry between Pottsville and
eastern markets.
Along the
tow-
paths,
mules pulled barges of coal from Port
Carbon through the
water gaps to...
-
river down to Gainsborough,
including new cuts, locks,
dredging and a
towing path suitable for horses. The Dadfords, who were
engineers on the
Trent and...
- the Wye and Lugg
Navigation and
Horse Towing-
path Act 1809 (49 Geo. 3. c. lxxviii), to
allow horse towing paths to be
constructed on the Wye and the Lugg...
- the
river bank, but
prevent livestock from straying. A
horse towing path (or
haling path)
along the
navigable Trent, from
Shardlow to
Gainsborough was...
