Pictures show the 90 degree bend upriver from Whittlesy
( Christine did very well and negotiated it perfectly)
When we got back to the boat, we set off for the lock. It was really windy and just before we got to Stanground, there was a tree that had obviously fallen during the storm the previous night and was lying across the river. We just about managed to squeeze by and the lock keeper notified the EA and they arrived to remove it before we had even got through the lock.
We moored at Peterborough embankment overnight and after a quick visit to the shops, bank etc we made our way to the Peterborough Yacht Club arriving about 5pm, the end of our journey.
We have been on the river for 11 weeks and it has been a great experience. We are already planning our trip for next year but the sunshine in Tenerife is calling us for the winter.
2 comments:
Hi, We have been following your progress while on the Ouse, Middle and Nene. Tis just as well you stopped where you dis because the Nene is in flood now!
Regards Chas n Ann Moore
Are you "Moore to Life" who were travelling with "No Problem"?
We are associate members of The Peterborough Yacht Club and have decided to stay here until the river is open again. Our permanentm mooring is just beyond Yarwell Mill at Nassington
Cheers, hope you liked the blog
Tom and Christine Bennett
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