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Grand Union Canal, Bulbourne. World Photography Day 2025
At first on Word Photography Day is was quite overcast but the weather forecast said it should be a bit brighter later :-) I had thought of going to Oxford {now that's a surprise :-)} but it was probably going to be too much of a rush so I thought of the Grand Union Canal at Bulbourne and figured if there was going to be a bit of sun there might me some reflections and narrowboats to photograph :-)
The following is from the 'Canal & River Trust' -
"The Grand Union Canal links London to Birmingham, passing through rolling countryside, industrial towns and quaint villages. It's our longest canal. From the vibrant heart of London, it leads you out into the rolling Chiltern Hills, through rural Northamptonshire and Warwickshire and into the Birmingham suburbs. The canal's striking historic features include the dramatic span of the Iron Trunk Aqueduct and the steeply climbing Hatton Lock Flight, set in charming Warwickshire countryside."
The following is from the 'Canal & River Trust' -
"The Grand Union Canal links London to Birmingham, passing through rolling countryside, industrial towns and quaint villages. It's our longest canal. From the vibrant heart of London, it leads you out into the rolling Chiltern Hills, through rural Northamptonshire and Warwickshire and into the Birmingham suburbs. The canal's striking historic features include the dramatic span of the Iron Trunk Aqueduct and the steeply climbing Hatton Lock Flight, set in charming Warwickshire countryside."
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Roger Bennion club has replied to Christa1004 clubRoger Bennion club has replied to Gillian Everett clubHave a very good Friday and weekend.
Bon dimanche. Amitiés
Roger Bennion club has replied to Madeleine Defawes clubBest wishes.
Roger Bennion club has replied to Jaap van 't Veen clubWonderful shot for World Photography Day 2025
Roger Bennion club has replied to Roger (Grisly) clubRoger Bennion club has replied to Frode clubRoger Bennion club has replied to James clubRoger Bennion club has replied to Saj Henderson clubRoger Bennion club has replied to tiabunna clubHappy new week:)
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Roger Bennion club has replied to Ecobird clubRoger Bennion club has replied to William Sutherland clubRoger Bennion club has replied to Boarischa Krautmo clubRoger Bennion club has replied to Xata clubRoger Bennion club has replied to Old Owl clubI so wanted to go on a canal boat the last time I was in England (2022), but it didn't fit into our schedule. Seems like this canal would be a good one to look into for next time. Are those for hire boats there, or are people living on them?
Do you walk along the canals usually? Or do you find a boat to ride on?
Roger Bennion club has replied to raingirl clubTake care.
raingirl club has replied to Roger Bennion clubRoger Bennion club has replied to raingirl clubNarrowboats in this area always seem to present photo opportunites.
raingirl club has replied to Roger Bennion clubRoger Bennion club has replied to raingirl clubNarrow-boats can be really colourful, and that's a lovely setting.
Smiling that there is a modern "wide" barge moored there ...
I keep wondering if I would enjoy having a holiday on the canal network, maybe the slow pace would let me relax.
Roger Bennion club has replied to StoneRoad2013 clubI am sure you would enjoy a narrowboat holiday. I would just say that I think you need at least 4 people to share the work needed on the locks. Have not had a narrowboat holiday for very many years and normally there were either 4 or 6 of us and I don't remember us arguing at all :-)))
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