Red sky in the morning, shepherds warning! Though in this case, it was the start of a lovely day of boating, crisp sunshine on the snow, beautiful dark trees against the white.
The following evening I managed to get lost in a blizzard, making my way back through Cassiobury park to the canal from Watford. It sounds ridiculous, but it's such a big park and the paths led off in different directions, all looking the same. It felt a bit of an adventure getting back to the boat at last!
I liked this little fellow, standing guard on one narrowboat. But best of all was this fine snowman. I could hear the children on board the boat nearby and wondered if the family would be spending Christmas day afloat. I bet that's a fine memory to tell their own children one day.
I loved Kath and Neil's (nb Herbie) musical Christmas card. Do have a look/listen if you haven't already done so.
Happy christmas, fellow boaters and landlubbers alike xx
5 comments:
A year's time, we'll post our accordion duet. And that's a threat, not a promise. ;-)
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oh goodie - a whole year to practice in! I might just manage to learn a tune by then ;-)
C xx
Happy Christmas. Have a lovely time and we may see you in 2011 xx
Merry Christmas and a happy New year to you.Looks lovely where you are if a little cold.
Thanks Jo and Wolfie too. Hope your Cristmasses went well. All good wishes for the new year x
Carrie
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