Approaching Shackerstone Tunnel

I had the opportunity to try some different settings on my camera in the tunnel, with varying

Looking back from midway through
Looking forward.

Another ¼ mile to the current terminus, where we used the facilities, winded the boat and moored for about 12:30.
Moored at the end

I had a 2 mile walk with Meg to Measham, initially following the course of the canal, now filled in. But plans are well advanced to re-open this section, with a slight detour, through to the town.
Start digging?

Locks 0, miles 2
2 comments:
Hi
Just found your blog today, and have added it to our list of blogs.
Ours is at nbEpiphany.blogspot.com - and today is our day, if you get my drift.
Hi John and Fiona
Just had a look at your blog and website, will put a link on my blog. We're heading in (roughly) your direction shortly, though we may not get onto the K&A this year.
We'll keep an eye on your blog and look out for you if you're anywhere near us.
All the best,
Geoff
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