A lovely cruise passing beneath Cosgrove bridge
Then leaving it behind me to carry on
past the Navigation Inn with lucky people enjoying a drink in the sun
and out into the countryside,
This is me leaning Quinquireme around a tight bend (motor cycle joke) with the spire of (I believe) Hanslope church in the distance.
I followed Karl and around an hour later he pulled over for lunch, not something I usually do but I probably should, it was nice to have a cuppa and a bite unhurried, in the sun with only the wildlife for company.
When we set off again this happened, when I am on the tiller taking pictures I usually snap two or three of each shot in the hope that one will turn out as I wanted, it's quite tricky sometimes and you cannot spend ages framing the picture ignoring what the boat is doing, so I took two quick snaps of Karl going through bridge 62 and by pure good fortune (or bad I suppose) I caught the same Heron in flight, in the first picture it has just set off from the bank, although I wasn't trying I was just too late and missed it's head.
In the second it is returning, this was two or three seconds later I did not even know it was there.
We arrived at Baxter Boatfitting at Yardley Gobion a little later.
Approachin Yardley Gobion |
Another good day, cruising for a few hours in the sun and only 1 lock.
Kingfisher Marina is opposite and I will have a wander around tomorrow.
Tonights Mooring
Totals today: 3 miles: 1 Lock
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