Leaving Upton marina
We are happy
And so is he
The power of the river Severn.
We will be a lot happier when we are on the canals.
Entering Diglis lock (operated by a lock keeper)
We are now off the river Severn and onto the Worcester and Birmingham canal.
A bridge with a hole on the left hand side. I think it might have been for telegraph cables.
We are now moored on the outskirts of Worcester. We have covered 10 miles and gone through 8 locks. It has taken us 6 and a half very enjoyable hours. Now we are chilling with a glass or two of wine deciding on our next move.
And who did all the hard work on the locks!
ReplyDeletefollow you most days with real interest and a twinge of jealousy.....what vino tinto is it tonight GP..?? and just how big are the wine glasses.
ReplyDeleteIf you go to Birminghan I can recomend the Legs Eleven nightclub
ReplyDeleteCarolyn did all the locks as she didnt want to steer the boat.
ReplyDeleteTonights wine is a chilean Cabernet Sauvignon with very large glases.
Is legs Eleven near a canal ?? as we have to walk everywhere.
its near the Walkabout pub...maybe best off leaving Carolyn in there while you visit the club..lol
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