Duke's Cut Junction
Here we could have taken the turn through the lock just out of sight on the left to the Thames but we wanted to go down to Isis lock and closer to the town. This is looking back at the lock we had just come down.
In the evening our son, studying at Oxford Brookes, and 3 friends came and joined us on Tacet for a meal.
6 miles, 4 locks, 3 bridges
This morning, after a clear and very cold night, as the sun came up, the view along the canal in front of us was stunning.
amazing light
cruchy, frosty grass
frost patterns all around
We have done a bit of exploring and met up with J again for lunch.
Oh! and we've got the good camera back in use, as J brought the charger back from Sussex with him. Hooray. More photos tomorrow.
Ooh - I love the sunlight over Jericho photo, one for a competition I think.
ReplyDeleteI'm with Captain A - it's stunning. How are you coping with St B's church bells and the trains shunting? Jill
ReplyDeleteThanks Andy,
ReplyDeleteRather pleased with it myself. Just loving all this winter sunshine.
Hi Jill,
ReplyDeleteBells seem much louder at night than daytime!. No we're ok, really, can sleep through most things.