Do I look ready for a blue rinse and a crimplene frock? No, don't answer that! We left our peacefull overnight spot and arrived at Marsworth top lock intime to watch a pair of Wyvern boats, engaged in a team building exercise, decending. We waited and then shared the flight with another boat that contained a young pair who were 'managing' the exercise. She (J) was lockside whilst he (T) steered. Come elevenses time I got cake for us and as I am well brung up, gave them a slice each. I pointed to the cake on their slide and said to J "you have cake". "yes" she replied " we have cake" (sounds like a Serbo Croat language lesson) " do you need some my dear?" she added " I can get you some" I informed her that what I had said was a statement and not a rhetorical question "oh!" she added " I did think it was a but odd" then she realised that I had given them cake and was sooooo pleased. As the locks were passed through, she got all excited as normal procedure was followed - " its like team building world on the canal!" she said. We left them at Marsworth and continued north, passing Allan Cazally at Pitstone wharf and made our way to Slapton wharf where we filled the water tank and washed 4 weeks of grime off of Jannock. Winded and are now moored for the night. Graham caught 3 crayfish today which we eat for tea. www.jannock.org.uk -------------------------- Graham
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