It's a six pack

How much are we all loving this weather! The boys sit and soak up the sun whilst we service the boat at the bottom of the Stoke Bruerne Flight

 Passing under the bridge with the mosaics

 and waiting for Joules 5 locks up for diesel, gas and coal

                            we may be in short sleeves at the moment, but I don't believe that the cold

 weather has finished with us yet

 Whilst waiting for a single boat coming up or a pair coming down, G set about the finishing touches

 to our new gang plank and gave it a quick bounce to check it's strength. After 3 hours we gave up waiting and turned the top two locks before heading through Blissworth Tunnel with a couple of chaps on board who blagged a lift - they loved it

 So Friday morning saw me setting off down the towpath with the boys to meet the crew of NB Yarwood who were heading towards us from Weedon

(I love the underside of this railway bridge, I wonder who cares enough to paint it blue?) After about 3 miles we met Lesley, Floyd and Fletcher (Joe behind on Yarwood) and walked back together. The boys' reunion was enough to soften even the hardest of hearts. In no time we had Yarwood secured and it was off to the pub fro a well earned pint and a catch up, where we were joined by Debs and Dave and their two Salukis from NB Imedit

 So here is our six pack

 Below to the back is Fletcher, comig forward Baxter and Muttley then Amber with Floyd to the right of her and bits of Willow at the front corner - well you try and get six excited dogs in one pic!

 So what did Daisy think of this little lot on her patch - she wasn't much bothered really, just sat soaking up the sun and looking supercilious