Barge Arm, Gloucester Docks
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Barge Arm, Gloucester Docks
Image: © Stephen McKay Taken: 27 Nov 2014
The Barge Arm has always been used for barges and narrowboats to keep them out of the way of large ships in the main basin. 'Amber' is present - at first glance a normal cruising narrowboat, but actually operating as a floating cafe.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.861843
Longitude
-2.2519