A Lot of locks Today

Wednesday morning the sun was shining not a cloud in the sky, so we set off  with no place in mind to moor later that day.
The views on the way were absolutely gorgeous with wide open fields and lots of sheep and their lambs.





 We also passed a line of fisher man in a fishing competition, as we passed them most of the fisherman lifted there rods and we passed under them we felt a bit like royalty. Is there a collective name for a line of fisherman I wonder.      
We made our way to Norbury Junction and moored there for the night. It was such a lovely afternoon that we went and had a beer at the local very nice indeed.


Thursday again not a cloud in the sky when we woke up and we filled with water and emptied what needed emptying ! and set off again around 10.00.
Again we were greeted with some fantastic views we hope you agree

We also went under this well photographed bridge with the electric telegraph pole in it very odd indeed, we also found this old classic car parked in a wooded cutting what a strange place to have such a nice car.








Sharon also spotted a Kingfisher and we got a reasonably good photo of it.                                                                                                                                                  




we have moored up at Tyrley Wharf this evening and enjoying the sun.

 Time travelled Wednesday 4 hour
Time Travelled Thursday 4.5 hours 
 Total Distance Travelled is 110 Miles 
 56 Locks (Broad) 40 single locks and 7 Tunnel's, Total Tunnel length 6420  yards   
Total Time 56.5 hours