Bunny had a houseboat moored on Cheyne Walk, and it was never determined whether she had slipped on the gangplank or was a suicide.
MaxMara, for instance, whose models less walked a catwalk than a gangplank, in front of a rear projection of bobbing water behind portholes, to a soundtrack of gruff, horn piping sea shanties.
Bring a picnic or descend the wobbly gangplank and the sluggish lift to access the coruscating Babel of global resto-brands that is the Southbank.
But as they walked down the gangplank, Jackie found himself behind his nemesis, and couldn't resist crooning, "Regrets, I've had a few, but then again, too few to mention..."....
Although some cabins have wide gangplank access, the hillside setting would make using a wheelchair hard.
Below, a tumult of two-way traffic negotiates the gangplank – porters carrying jute-wrapped parcels, fruit vendors and newspaper-sellers hoping for a last-minute sale.
Writer tells about a garden maintained by a designer named Ken Robson, who accesses the track from a gangplank that leads into his apartment… Fortunately for the High Line's friends, there exists an organization, called the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, that helps groups that want to take old railroad lines and turn them into "recreational" areas.
The boat was moving to its berth, when one of the chief stewards received orders that Mrs. Forbes was to be sought out instantly and escorted to a special gangplank, which she was to descend the minute the boat was made fast.
When forty-odd sheep came skittering down the gangplank into a temporary enclosure, the production team gathered around, everyone exclaiming with delight.
("I got to the gangplank at Hoboken," he says).
Congressman Dennis Kucinich — for it was he — is indeed the candidate whom it is easiest to imagine walking up the gangplank of the glowing mother ship in the final scene of "Close Encounters of the Third Kind".
