Blisworth -> Nether Heyford

Nether Heyford in the Spring

Just moving the boat.

Last stop was Gayton, before I put it in the marina.

There’s one possible stop, near Anchor Farm, then straight through to Nether Heyford, because stopping at Bugbrooke isn’t an option.

Easter Weekend

It’s Easter Weekend, possibly the most busy time for hire boaters.

Began washing Bonnie yesterday – cleaning all the winter grime off with a scrubbing brush.

Took me 3 hours to do the roof.

Still got to do the cabin, gunwhales and decks.

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Author: Michael Tyler

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One thought on “Blisworth -> Nether Heyford”

  1. it’s quite a job washing the external bits….at least you have sunny warm weather….she must be looking rather lovely and polished now.

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