I was ecstatic when this kingfisher landed just a few yards from the front of the boat. I hoped that it would stay put and eased the throttle back to slow done while struggling to find my camera which was conveniently at the back of the boat. Ian had been below and came up to see why I had slowed down. It was a good job he did because he managed to divert disaster which had been about to happen when the boat headed for the bank. I was to intent on capturing the picture of my kingfisher to see what was happening!
About Us
- Ian and Irene Jameison
- In 1977 we hired our first narrowboat from Anglo Welsh at Market Harborough.From that moment our destiny was set. In 2006 we finally purchased our own brand new 57' narrowboat which we named 'Free Spirit'. Our aim is to travel the length and breadth of all the navigable rivers and canals of the UK. This will be our story as it unfolds.
Wednesday, 29 October 2008
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- My Kingfisher
- Adrift
- crossing the aquaduct
- Pontcysyllte Aquaduct
- crossing the Pontcysyllte aguaduct
- View from the aquaduct
- Heading toward Chirk aquaduct
- On Chirk Aquaduct
- Kevin looking really smug
- Gunda, big Kev and little Kev
- Chimney pots
- Which way did I need to move the tiller?
- Chris and Kev on Merlin
- Our doggie guests
- Montgomery Canal
- Lift bridges
- Lowering the bridge
- Yet another lift bridge
- The three woofits
- By the lake
- Turning the boat.
- Washing the boat
- Lovely Autumn morning
- Keep trying Kev
- Colin and Echo
- What a muppet
- Oscar and Colin
- Proud Grandparents
- Trip to Llangollen
- Oscar
- Chirk Tunnel
- Chirk aquaduct
- Our sick boat
- Grindley Brook
- Red sky in morning
- Wrenbury
- At the hotel Cairndale
- Who's the poser's
- On the ferry
- Waiting for our guide at the Causeway
- Giants Causeway
- Onwards and Upwards
- Views
- Shanklin Road
- By the canal at Enniskillen
- Ramada Jarvis Hotel Helipad
- Ramada Jarvis Hotel
- Donegal Castle
- Dissused Locks at Parkwest
- waiting for the ferry at Dunloghaire
- Just made it
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