Continuous cruising rules
- Each 14 days as a continuous cruiser; you have to move location.
- Not only that, each 14 days that move has to represent a move to a new neighbourhood.
- Not only that, each move must be linear, you can move from X to Y and then to Z, but not from X to Y and back to X again.
- To clarify that the CRT puts it on it’s site ‘consistent with the lifestyle of one who means to ‘navigate canals and waterways’.
It’s no longer possible to live on the canals and waterways of the UK under Canal and River Trust rules, you simply have the right to navigate.
There may be ways AROUND this. But strict enforcement essentially means; if you’ve got no ‘homebase’, you’ve got to be going from A to C, (with all the little b’s inbetween).
Milkhouse Water
This week, my little ‘b’ is Milkhouse Water. This is essentially the next parish along from Pewsey, maybe 2 miles down the road. Continue reading “Milkhouse Water, Wiltshire”