Captain Beeky wrote:
> A three hour chug brought us to Ansty at lunchtime and plenty of space
> on the VMs just west of The Rose & Castle. Whilst dealing with the
> ropes it was not too hard to notice that the dogs of Ansty had been
> permitted to leave us several fresh welcome gifts. I managed not to
> tread in any, but it was a close run thing !
>
> And then, at the water point, it was impossible to get alongside due
> to a big underwater obstruction. Come to think of it this length of
> canal has those sloping big stone sides, many of which have slipped,
> crumbled or been knocked into the canal. That perhaps accounts for
> the frequent difficulties encountered when waiting to one side at a
> bridgehole for oncoming traffic.
>
> And another thing, are they called Ansty banks - that bit of
> embankment between the social club and the M69 ? It's been mentioned
> before  but a great length of this has been designated "no mooring"
> presumably to keep nasty boats away from the resident's bedroom
> windows. Can't they pull the curtains ? I can see why it would be
> undesirable for a colony of unlicensed and/or shed encumbered boats
> to take root but surely a quick turn round 24 hour "en route"
> stopover should be allowed.
>
> Beeky

So UM is going "home" again Cap'n? ;-)

-- 
Neil Arlidge - NB Earnest / Barge Maurice A (on the drawing board)
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