The final stage and the end of the 2 week holiday.
Only 1 more hurdle to get through for Keith and that is to wind the boat round so he can reverse into Anglo Welsh boat yard.
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.
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- Kingfisher
- Autumn Mist
- Looking through the bridge
- Fallen branch
- Fallen branch
- Tyrley Locks
- Is this Health and Safety going to far?
- Working on the embankment.
- Not quite the traditonal look.
- Probably the most photographed bridge
- Unique bridges on the Shroppie
- Autumn on the Shroppie
- Perch and Roach
- Bunbury staircase
- Getting ready to fish
- Face in a tree
- Green Goddess
- Hitchcocks, The Birds??
- River Mersey & Manchester Ship canal
- Manchester Ship canal
- Waiting for restoration
- Grass or water?
- Ellsmere Museum
- Arriving at the museum
- Northgate Staircase locks
- Venetian Marina
- Oscar's birthday party
- Trevor basin
- The pontycillty aqueduct
- Back to Trevor
- Misty autumn morning
- Breakfast at the lake
- before and after
- Jade and Simba
- Family visit again!
- Our normal past time.
- Nice Perch!
- head first
- Managed it at last
- No title
- Winding round
- Keith needed to reverse the boat back to get into ...
- Huge fungi in a cavern
- This is interesting
- Our two boats
- Keiths first double lock
- Simba
- What that over there?
- Onward to Chester
- Drinking again
- Fishing again
- Wasps nest
- Ellsmere Festival
- On holiday with Pat and Keith
- Kingfisher
- Autunm Canal morning
- Blasted eels again
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