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• Additional supplies could be bought along the way from lockkeepers and at towns.
• Lockkeepers had to enforce company rules against the independent and wily boat captains.
• Some lockkeepers simply left the job and disappeared.
• There were plenty of incidents with negligent lockkeepers.
• The lockkeeper was so drunk, he opened the lower gate paddles too early.
• What is left are engaging old houses where lockkeepers may have lived, a tavern or a hotel.
• It is sweaty, grimy work, which may explain why lockkeepers seem to be a dying breed in France.
• Two 2-story frame lockkeepers houses were constructed about 1907, with the older house at 301 Barking Road surviving.
• Some lockkeepers would give a swell to anyone to help them on the way, but some would ask for money for the swell.
• Richard A . Moore, the owner of the boat, collected over $ 1, 300 in damages, and the lockkeeper was fired.
• On the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, the lockkeepers were required to remove the windlasses from all lock paddles at night, to prevent unauthorized use.
• A lockkeeper looks after Frankton Locks, as the canal pound between the locks is small, and water levels vary greatly as the locks are worked.
• The site has six contributing structures, the dam, the lock, an esplanade, the operations building, a gauging station, and a lockkeepers house.
• At Lock 74, he forced his way past the lockkeepers who tried to prevent him from continuing, and he was given an additional fine of $ 50.
• The sporting event was started in 1984 by the lockkeeper, Lynn David, as a fund-raising event for the Royal National Lifeboat Institution ( RNLI ).
• Often lockkeepers sold alcohol on the side, one notorious example being A . S . Adams of Lock 33 ( Harpers Ferry ) on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
• "Many a heart was broken along the canal, " said one Flora Henry, a lockkeeper many years ago, and it's not hard to see why.
• We leave it entirely up to you as to how far you undress, but do take care not to shock villagers and lockkeepers, whose ideas may be a little old fashioned.
• Help came from some local teen-agers . ( We found it was well worth keeping loose change handy for tips _ especially on a river with no lockkeepers; we never saw one .)