canal barge

The one means of reaching the town is by canal barge.

Here are two companies that operate canal barges in France.

All heavy goods in the south of the island travel by canal barge.

We had rented a canal barge and planned to pilot it ourselves.

There are numerous canal barges resting on the bottom of the lake.

This was used for the loading and unloading of goods from the canal barges.

The building was constructed around 1860 to house ice imported from Norway by ship and canal barge.

Canal barges are usually made for the particular canal in which they will operate.

There he toured a canal barge, specially built to cater for the disabled.

Below, narrow canal barges brought commerce to the warehouses.

The main means of transportation for the Party were stagecoach, horseback, canal barge and steamboat.

Of all the creatures of commercial enterprise, a canal barge is by far the most delightful to consider.

Someone better do something about it sharpish, German canal barges prefer to sail in the shade.

Towns have always been built in response to transportation technology, whether it was the clipper ship, the canal barge or the railroad.

Onward transport to Edinburgh involved transshipment to canal barges.

The remaining building, heavily changed, contains a shipping museum, with some old canal barges displayed on the quay outside.

Junk from all over Europe arrived by train, ship and canal barge to be sorted and extracted.

The Irrakwa were very efficient at transferring cargo; it wasn't an hour before the canal barge was under way.

There are many canal barges moored in Sallins, some of them serving as permanent residences.

The journey was by sleigh, canal barge, wagon, river sternwheeler, horseback, and foot.

One horse-drawn canal barge could carry about thirty tonnes at a time, faster than road transport and at half the cost.

'Take a canal barge to Antwerp.

Canal barges can carry loads up to 3,000 short tons and are used to transport objects that would be too large for road or rail shipment.

Stone was brought by light railway to the nearby quays and by canal barge to Sullivan's lime kiln.

Stella, an eight-passenger canal barge, leaves every Sunday from Amsterdam between March 10 and May 19.