> point Castle Quay called the police to tell them that there was some > kind of demonstration taking place on the canal, we
Interestingly, no-one was bothered about the group who took over a vacant stall outside their door on the market-place! The museum noticed the police and reckoned their body language had been supportive, which was my impression as well - I think they would have liked to know about it earlier! > After a bowl of hot soup and some crusty bread onboard we bid farewell For which much thanks - I can recommend the cuisine on Harnser!! > spending the night with us. The water flow along the canal just north > of > Banbury was like being on the Cherwell, this was due to drainage water > coming into the canal. That's one of the points I made to people about the petition - they'd be more at risk if the cutbacks led to poorer water control. Our journey to Cropredy went well and an extra > pair of hands on the locks made all the difference to our journey time > so we arrived just below the lock in Cropredy about 4-30. Good - I wondered if you'd make it. > -- > Brian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sean
