Narrow Margins
Narrow Margins by Marie Browne, published by Accent in 2009, is a true story that chronicles one family’s transition from the financial collapse of the Rover car company to a more fulfilling lifestyle. This edition, comprising 314 pages, presents an engaging narrative that explores the challenges and transformations faced by Browne and her family as they adapt to a new way of living after losing their previous comforts.
Readers will discover the family’s journey as they purchase a dilapidated 70ft barge named Happy Go Lucky, which they convert into their floating home. The book delves into the learning curve associated with living on a narrowboat, highlighting both the adventures and obstacles they encounter along the way. With themes of personal growth and humor, Narrow Margins offers insights into the slower pace of life on the water, making it a relatable account for those interested in personal memoirs and the experiences of women navigating significant life changes.
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Narrow Margins is the true story of one family’s journey from the financial crash of the Rover car company to an alternative and better lifestyle. Faced with the loss of everything, the house, the cars and more importantly their rather lazy and indolent lifestyle, Marie Browne and her family took on the challenge of a whole new way of life. Strapped for cash, the family buy a decrepit 70ft barge called Happy Go lucky which had been run as a floating hotel. Outdated and in need of a complete refurbishment, Happy becomes their floating home. First they need to learn the ropes and many pitfalls beset their adventures. As they come to terms with living on a narrow boat, readers gain a fascinating insight into life in the slow lane.
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