The end of September brings signs of autumn and a rise in the water levels.
Lots of thing to be cautious of but not the things you were actually warned about!
Shane visits the Thames, Clare doesn’t.
Oxford is a rich city and we certainly came across a lot of top brass today.
Breathe a sigh of relief to find a mooring space.
A winding canal and river with hidden obstacles….an ordinary daily occurrence.
At the start of our second autumn on board we return to a familiar pattern.
Oxford blue skies on the the autumn equinox: flummoxed and foxed!
We meet some interesting people on the canal side.
To Banbury Cross to see: A fine lady upon a white horse, a Butcher’s Row, a Greek baker, a birthday cake candle maker and I came tumbling after…
The sucking thing is broken. Pump out? Out of order? Out of luck?
It was hard to guess what would be open and what would be closed today.
A fruity morning and a fruitless afternoon.
Canals, flat countryside and a windmill…where are we anyway?
Gordon Bennet, what’s all the fuss about?
Working on other things means we don’t travel far today.
Surprise Meetings! Carpe diem and say hello to old friends.
Spaces filled and making space!
Back to old haunts.
Meeting up with friends in Perth, and Edinburgh, and Nuneaton, and saying good bye.
Research shows that spending time near water is good for the health.
Seasonal harvests and the everchanging neighbourhood