What a lovely start to the day. (Friday, still a day behind)
The sun just below the horizon. A corker of a day to come, no doubt.
We've passed this boat several times, and here she is again with quite a collection of ducks on the roof.
Mr Toad fishing just by the bridge at Lower Heyford. Behind him somewhere is a white rabbit with a shotgun. Probably some sort of a speed trap.
The hire boat business the other side of the bridge is certainly very busy. They only have 3 days a week when they are not turning boats around. Obviously, because of covid, slower turnarounds but more spread out.
Nature Note. After passing under Somerton bridge we saw a snake swimming across the canal. Not sure what type of snake but it was quite a long one.
Doesn't she look good - nicely polished.
Move forward and it's a different story.
But, more on that later.
Moored at Chisnell Lift Bridge after having to wait for 4 boats to come through. The farmer was using the bridge and, consequently, caused a bit of a holdup. In fact, the whole journey today was full of delays. There were queues at all the locks and we only managed 2 miles in 2 hours at one point.
After mooring, I belatedly joined in a Zoom meeting - the marvels of modern day technology - and then we finished polishing the side of the boat. And, to finish the day, a glorious sunset.
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