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Dave
and his mate approaching the
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The
fallen Willow partially
blocks the leat.
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But our travellers force their
way passed. |
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Jensen was curious about these new
arrivals. |
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Dave got a bit wet when he
leapt out to have a look a the
bridge. |
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Walkers at the information
panel were as surprised as
us to see the boaters
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Having determined that they
could get under the bridge
they set off again.
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It was a bit of a tight
squeeze.
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And were on their way their way
to re-join the River Churn and
on to the Thames.
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We
wish them well and hope they enjoy
the journey. |
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A
bit more fencing around the
Basin, with a gate left for
access. |
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I can't resist taking more
pictures of the aqueduct
entrance
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Once the basin bed has been
levelled we will grass it
over. It will look nice and
will be easy to remove when
we need to make the basin
water-tight.
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John found a curve on the
other side of the aqueduct.
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When the digger is active again
we will know more.
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Just waiting for the grass. |
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There is still lots to do.
If you would like to help please
contact us.
Fund raising
Publicity
Negotiating
Research
Organising
As well as the the usual hands
on work.
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