We've had Mystic Waters, Thrupenny bit, Great Britain, Water Lilly and many others. A while ago we saw a boat called Argybargy, yesterday was saw R G Bargee.
We've seen a few people we know from various blogs and vlogs and had a chat and we've locked some single handers through the nearest lock.
There is a family of swans nearby mum, dad and seven cygnets, they sail past us twice a day but don't want feeding.
We will be here for another week I think as it's very pleasant.
7 comments:
Lovely. A pub and wildfowl. Heaven.
What a lovely spot - hope you are getting a bit of a rest.
It looks idyllic.
I am not a boater so please excuse this question, if you really like a mooring can you stay for a long time? If you need move on after a certain time can you return like a week later or so?
H and, maximum mooring time is 14 days on a towpath mooring such as this one, some are only 48 hours. The rules state that boats must move at least one kilometre every move and travel twenty miles a year. Boats cannot move from A to B and then back to A. Boats must move on a recognisable journey.
Beautiful photo. A large flock of Canada geese came over our camp site last weekend and they were so noisy, like they were having a real argument. It did make me giggle.
Looks so lovely
Thank you for the boating explanation. It sounds very sensible and fair. I hope you find it that way too.
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