Thursday 26th June

Having filled up the water tank we joined the queue for the two pairs
of staircase locks down to the river. Because of the number of boats
it took up well over a hour to get onto the river, which is BORING!
Because it flows between high banks with trees on either side you
can't see anything beyond the banks - the only time you get anything
to look at it when you come to a bridge or a riverside town. We
thought to moor at Upton but the moorings on the river were all full
(except for one which was for the trip boat) and poking our nose into
the marina revealed a lot of expensive white GRP so we beat a hasty
retreat, continued downstream and ended up on the LANT moorings below
Tewksbury Lock on the Avon - a very quiet mooring. 

No Digi TV - analogue ITV only.
Tiller Pin of the Day - Swimming Duck
Totals: 67 miles, 3 furlongs, 54 locks

Brian L Dominic

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