Wednesday 13th
Round the pond.
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Grebes nesting, swans swanning, flowers blooming.
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Grebes nesting, swans swanning, flowers blooming.
Insects sunning
and
insects feeding.
The Wednesday Market was in full swing:
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You'll note in the above slideshow that they've started digging up the old market place.
I particularly like the colourful fruit stalls:
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You'll note in the above slideshow that they've started digging up the old market place.
I particularly like the colourful fruit stalls:
Thursday 14th
Round the pond.
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Mrs Grebe's still sitting.
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Mrs Grebe's still sitting.
But humans are doing what they do best:
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On Monday I'd seen Nb Algonquin at Retford, now here she was at Morse lock:
Tip: don't click the centre arrow, click an edge.Narrowboat folk are all so friendly!
Tip: don't click the centre arrow, click an edge.Narrowboat folk are all so friendly!
Friday 15th (St Swithun's day!
:Just a few Grebe pics:
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Scheiße! My card (the one in the camera) has gone SPLAAAAAA! Saturday, Sunday & this morning's pics are GONE!. Nothing special: Narrowboat Dayspring and more grebe stuff is all.
We once did a narrowboat holiday and loved it. I was amazed when I walked from Tinsley to Rotherham on the canal how many people live on the boats permanantly. Lovely photos as ever
ReplyDeleteI've never been on a Narrowboat but I see a lot of the narrowboaters on the canal and I'm surprised at how friendly *all* most of them are. They always seem willing to chat and tell their stories.
ReplyDeleteCompare them with the local yobs who take pleasure in smashing things and a lot of the dog lovers(!) who fail to clean up after their beasts.