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Or more correctly 'full to the gunwales', although 'gunwales' is pronounced (and often spelt) 
gunnels. Coming from a naval part of the world where 'gunwales' was not such a rare word as 
it is today, the expression (for being full 't brim) was common currency in the local dialect. 
Traditionally, the gunwales were the upper planking of a ship's side, as seen in this photograph 
of a waterlogged boat at Felixstowe Ferry, Suffolk. 
Or more correctly 'full to the gunwales', although 'gunwales' is pronounced (and often spelt) 
gunnels. Coming from a naval part of the world where 'gunwales' was not such a rare word as it 
is today, the expression (for being full 't brim) was common currency in the local dialect. 
Traditionally, the gunwales were the upper planking of a ship's side, as seen in this photograph of
a waterlogged boat at Felixstowe Ferry, Suffolk. 
 
A3 (c. 16"x12") print on:
Permajet Gold Silk (£26)
Innova Soft-textured matt (£24)