Boats in the early morning mist.
Once more we left just after 6am. I don't know how it works, but every time we have set off we always arrive at a lock at 5 minutes to 9 as the lock keeper comes on duty.
Today we had to pay another £35 for a further day's licence. The rain set in at about then too and David had a horrid 3 hours out on the back in the wind and rain.
Blakes Lock was a welcome sight. No lock keeper (there never is!), so I had to wind the wheels to lift the paddles and push the gates open and shut. It's great fun spinning the wheels though.
Then it was a right turn into the back water and town moorings. Room for a couple of boats, the other spaces filled with the usual suspects.
A picture of a working boat matted onto silver, yellow and blue card.
A strip of yellow card, Cuttlebugged and stuck onto a strip of white card which was trimmed with a border punch. A white and blue ribbon was wrapped around the strip and tied in a knot.
I put the white card base through the Cuttlebug with a border folder to make the dots on the right hand side of the card and then added the decorated strip and photograph.
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