The forecast had been for a wet morning and they were VERY right!! It was horrible outside. I think I only saw one boat moving all
morning.
The BBC had said that the rain would stop at about 1pm and it did -
well on and off. We got ready to go and
went and said a FINAL farewell to FL and Klara.
This was definitely it as we were heading downstream and they will head
upstream tomorrow.
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| This statue is in Reading by the jail |
I started to feel quite poorly with my tooth. I haven’t said much about it recently but the
pain hasn’t gone away. The tooth next to
the one that was taken out was very tender before I went to the dentist last
week and it has gradually got worse. I
have an appointment to see the dentist tomorrow (Wednesday) afternoon.
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| Lovely horse chestnut trees |
We arrived at Constables Boat Yard and moored up. Connected to the mains electricity (yeay!)
and hunkered down for the rest of the day as it really wasn’t very nice.
Today is the last day of this part of our summer cruise. Tomorrow we go home and get ready to go to
France for 3½ weeks. We are taking the
caravan across to Le Havre and then going to the west of Paris, stopping at Le
Mans for 2 nights and then have 3 days to get down to Besançon. We then meet up with my sister and brother-in-law,
Penny and Jim, and are then off the
Boofzheim to pick up a Le Boat and will cruise the Canal du Rhône au Rhin
through Strasbourg and onto Hesse where we finish. We then pick up the caravan and motorhome and
go to Liverdun, Epernay and ending in Rouen before heading back across the
English Channel. We hope to be back on
Mary H around July 9th/10th. I will blog
while we are away but when I can get some wi-fi.
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| Look out dog! |
5.78 miles
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