Yestreday with a lot of ice on the canal the boat moored behind Muleless decided to move. He had a lot of trouble trying to steer and needed someone on the bow with a pole to help ,even so he still almost hit Muleless as he pulled out, luckily Gary pushed him off. He then passed us with the sound of cracking ice as he ploughed through.
It started to snow late last night and then today we woke to this. Just look at what all our friends in New Zealand and Australia are missing.
Hamish hasnt seen much snow before and didnt know what to make of it to start with. But he soon started running around and having great fun in it, Carolyn did the same Ha Ha.
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nice to see the snow.looks as though Hamish was enjoying it & I'm sure Carolyn as well. wish I was there x
ReplyDeleteHamish and Carolyn are in their element. They both love the snow. As for me , a warm boat and a glass of the red stuff ....
ReplyDeleteWell, I am so sad to be missing that - not!! It has been beautifully hot and sunny here the last few days and the garden is looking wonderful. Chardonnay out at the table, sun umbrella up to stop everyone getting sunburnt, lovely food, and shorts, T-shirts and jandals (flipflops to you) ... Mxox
ReplyDeleteOk Marilyn, No need to rub it in . Jus wait till we get our Summer yippee ...
DeleteThis is what it is like here - Jenny and Robin live about half an hour up the road from us: http://romanyrambler.blogspot.co.nz/2016/01/blue-dome-sunday.html
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maybe he moved because his time was up
ReplyDeleteHe was on a14 day moorings and had only been here a couple of days.. You never know why people move in ice. There could be a good reason why they have to move. But Canal and River trust would not expect you to move in ice ,even if you had overstayed ..
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