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Mooring stern-on (like reversing a car) can be especially taxing. The Serenade class boat we chose was almost new and spotless. What is lost in character is gained in practicality. The boat cost £150, 000 to build, and it seems remarkable that the company lets complete novices loose on them. 'We maintain and repair them ourselves, and they go so slowly that accidents are very rare, ' explains the company's Sara Thwaites. Our boat contained a bedroom with a double bed in the bow, another bedroom with two singles in the stern, and a generous lounge and kitchen area with the possibility of converting the seating into two further beds. The two bathrooms were ingenious, cramming a shower, loo and basin into a space not much bigger than a double wardrobe. There was hot and cold water, heating, a fridge, hob, microwave, TV and wi-fi. Before exploring the 124 miles of navigable waterways – the result of 12th Century peat extraction – we were given instructions about manoeuvring the boat, filling up with diesel and water, and using the mud weight for anchoring.
