a fair bit of blue sky but we did wonder how long it would last. |
The billowing of Geoff's coat reflects the strength of the wind as we approach Napton junction. |
After turning left at the junction our goal was moorings after bridge 101....the question was would we reach there before the rain.......
We were lucky, although the wind increased the rain still did not come, and by the time it did we were snugly tied up and down below. A steady stream of boats in both directions have passed us all day.
Total distance:5.37 miles
Elapsed time:2h10m41s
Locks:3
Bridges:12
Average speed:2.47 mph (3.84 lock/mph)
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That area is very windy at the best of times. Ventnor is derived from the French for north wind -- and someone told me that Calcutt comes from the early English word for wind.
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