Mudeford Quay from Hengistbury Head.
Mudeford Quay and The Race. It seems every time we walk over Hengistbury Head, we do it without the aid of sunshine! TodayR
The River Avon, Stratford, and Royal Shakespeare Theatre.
River Avon, Stratford. Travelling back from Tardebigge, where we were yesterday, we came back through Stratford, to take a loo
Tardebigge Locks – Looking Towards the Top Lock
Tardebigge Locks. This is the second time we have visited the Tardebigge Locks. The last time was before we had our own boat.
Lock Gear on the Kennet & Avon Canal.
Lock Gear. To raise or lower boats on a canal, you usually have to go through a lock. Or series of locks. The design of these
Padworth Lock and Recycling Centre.
Recycling Centre Lights behind Padworth Lock. Second attempt at this shot – this time remembering to check the compositi
Crane at Aldermaston Lifting out a Narrowboat.
Crane at Aldermaston. There are two ways of getting a boat out of the water. One is to float it into a dry dock, seal the door
Padworth Lock and Aldermaston Wharf in the Blue Hour.
Padworth Lock. Following on from yesterday’s shot, to the east of Aldermaston Wharf is Padworth Lock. Today has been qui
Sunset over Aldermaston Lock.
Aldermaston Lock. It is so nice to be back on the canal. Not on our boat, unfortunately, but on a hire boat. We are being put
River Thames at Dusk from Caversham Bridge.
Revisiting the Thames at Dusk. By now, you are probably getting to know I love night-time photography. Especially during the &
River Thames from Caversham Bridge, Reading.
Grey Day on the River Thames. “Old Father Thames” sweeps across the north of Reading, separating it from its neigh
The Historic Star Inn Stone, Staffordshire.
Star Inn Stone. A grey day it might have been, but the sun came out as we went to walk along the Trent & Mersey Canal in S
Sunset at Aldermaston Lock.
Aldermaston Lock. A trip back to our boat meant an opportunity to get a canal view for today’s photograph! We left Bourn
Frosty Morning in Woolhampton.
Sunrise and a Frosty Morning. Early mornings do not find me at my best. This is a shame, because this is when you can get some
West of Bull’s Lock, Newbury
Night Time at Bull’s Lock and Swingbridge. One of the joys of living on a narrowboat is some of the glorious scenery on