We got off at 10:00, and had a steady run down through 6 lift or swing bridges to Thorne. We got onto the visitor moorings here, as D & B are having friends visiting tonight.
There is an interesting railway bridge just this side of Keadby, where the whole trackbed slides sideways to clear the navigation.
Keadby Railway Bridge

Godnow Swing Bridge, typical of those on this stretch.

As we come through Thorne, the visitor moorings are just on the right after a road bridge. What we didn’t expect was ANOTHER swing bridge, this time for pedestrians, just next to the road bridge. Apparently it’s only been built in last 18 months, and doesn’t appear in the guide books.
New Footbridge

Thorne Moorings

Locks 0, miles 10½
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