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Stories from our waterways
The media team at the Canal and River Trust had a chat with Rev. Pat Willis recently.
Pat is the senior chaplain on the Kennet & Avon canal and she and her husband have been liveaboard boaters since they both retired a few years ago.
After completing a number of grand tours around the UK waterways, Pat now serves as a Waterways Chaplain, supporting and listening to those in need on the waterways.
You can read the full CRT article by following this link
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