An early start and we topped up with water and slipped our moorings at 07:50hrs. Thats early for Lin, half the morning's gone for me.
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| Early morning mist at Wadenhoe Lock.
The sloes are in the hedge at the lock landing.
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We made passage through ten locks today, and there was low water along the stretch between Titchmarsh and Islip Locks, apparently an automatic weir had acted on a malfunction and lowered letting thousands of gallons of water out of the pound overnight. Some boats tied up at moorings had a bit of a list on.
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| Big locks here. |
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| This is the biggest - Irthlingborough Lock |
Our stop for the night comes shortly after this lock.
I tried to get our new satellite system working again today but it seems to be configured for the foreign market as reception from the Astra 2 satellite is not possible. So its back to the old piece of welding rod bent into a circle. It works.
I'm going to watch the rest of the Star Trek film - more tomorrow.
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