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| A lovely Sunny warm day, enjoyed by all, even this Heron doing a spot of fishing from the roof . we are on our way to Cosgrove for the night. |
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| We moored here for night, in Cosgrove. This heron seemed interested in Brian's Heron sculpture , perhaps he thought he'd found a mate. |
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| No not a giant key hole! this is a tunnel under the canal specially shaped for the working horses to go through, or rotund people with bandy legs? |
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| Wolverton Aqueduct, the iron trough carrying boats over the Great Ouse, built in 1811 and still carrying boats. |
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| The view from Emily Bronte as we pass over the river. |
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| Favourite meal of the crew, Brians home made Sundried tomato and Parmesan loaf ,cheese on toast . Simple pleasures! |
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| Moored at Grafton Regis. The home of the white Queen (Elizabeth Woodville, Queen consort to King Edward iv was born in Woodville manor house, west of the current village ) |
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