We left at 0630, it was misty and cold until the sun came through. I got a bit of a lie in and then managed to get some washing done.
Atherstone locks were all for us. We met a couple of boats on their way down. Why do people you meet at locks tell you that the locks behind them are all for you now? It's fairly obvious if that is where they have come from and not only that, they already were for us before they came down them anyway.
Some of the lock beams were in a sorry state, this one had the handle hanging by a thread.
We got to Hawkesbury at 10am, managed to find a mooring before the junction and settled in for the rest of the day. David being bored becase he didn't have a book to read.
Three "French Girl" cards, all using the same pre-coloured digi-stamp. Anything not to have to colour in.
This one has red, white and blue stripy paper at the bottom, matted onto silver card. The topper is matted onto a blue scallop oval and a die-cut sprig and roses added to the side.
Three gems finish it off.
This one has navy, blue and white stripy paper. The edges are sponged with dark blue ink.
The oval topper has also been sponged with ink and a red ribbon and bow is wrapped around the stripy paper. A red carnation and leaf sprig is added to the bottom right hand corner and three red gems in the top left and corner.
The last one of this set (I have made about 10 using this stamp) has the red, white and blue backing paper with red ribbon tied around the bottom.
The topper has a red border and lots of flowers and leaves are added around it.
Red gems finish off the card.
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