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A charity hero who is rowing 100 miles across the country in his home-made tin boat has hailed the latest landmark he has visited as “an absolutely wonderful bit of British engineering”. “Major Mick” ...
Growing up in Polmont, near Falkirk, the banks of the Union Canal were his childhood playground. In adulthood he saw the Union and the Forth and Clyde Canals deteriorate. Motorways and housing estates ...
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Michael Stanley, 80, rowed along the Scottish landmark as part of his challenge on his home-made Tintanic II vessel. Michael Stanley, known as ‘Major Mick’, with his home-made boat ‘Tintanic II’ at ...
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A charity hero who is rowing 100 miles across the country in his home-made tin boat has hailed the latest landmark he has visited as “an absolutely wonderful bit of British engineering”. “Major Mick” ...
A charity hero who is rowing 100 miles across the country in his home-made tin boat has hailed the latest landmark he has visited as "an absolutely wonderful bit of British engineering". "Major Mick" ...
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