So after getting up and washing the side of the boat, we did the final lock of the Tardibigge flight and set off toward Birmingham again. We thought we might as well do some of the less used canals around the BCN before heading back to Langley Mill. We were approaching Kings Norton Junction when we came across this branch lying right across the towpath. Did I miss a storm?? I cant believe it just broke off, so I wonder what made it come down.
Having already taken this route on the way to Worcester I really didn't expect to see anything different. But of course now that we are traveling in a reverse direction, suddenly different scenes appear that we
hadn't noticed before.
Crown meadow arm in Alvechurch. Seems unusual to see boom across the canal. |
Stalactites on the roof of Wast Hill tunnel |
View of the exit. |
Once we arrived in Birmingham, the first thing to do was visit the facility block. The tap is oh sooooo slow and we outstayed our time limit. The sign stated that we were only allowed 30 mins on the bollards. 45 minutes later we were still fillingl so we gave up and decided to make do with what we had. The 48 hour moorings at Old Turn had a space big enough for us so we squeezed our boat in and, while Ian started sorting the ropes and tying them securely, a lady and gentleman walked past holding dog leads in their hand and walking, not dogs, but two long haired Balinese/Siamese cats
Balinese/long haired Siamese |
2 comments:
As usual Irene... 'All in the best possible taste' LOL
It's a nice run into Brum from the Wast Hill tunnel.
Enjoy the sunshine :)
Itene:
I am shocked, shocked at your post heading!
The plural of "pussy" is "pussies", not "pussy's", that's the possessive!
;)
All the best
Bruce
PS hope you did report that C&RT guy, that's ridiculous.
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