Jannock has 3 days cruising to get back to her own mooring and as we have
utilised all of our cat-feeding resources, we have decided to complete these
as individual days out.

It was a cold start on Wednesday, at least much colder than we‘ve been used
to whilst we’ve been away, and so we arrived at Cosgrove and opened up a
very chilly boat. All was shipshape aboard with no unexpected surprises and
so we were soon off heading south through the MK level. Very little traffic
coming the other way, we only met 3 other boats moving. As we approached
Great Linford  we found a diesel boat selling coal and gas to the moored
boats just before the bridge so we pulled over and took on diesel at 55ppl.
I managed to round it up to £100 by putting 20 litres into a jerry can for
topping up when we get back – Ouch! More evidence of the rising costs of
boating.  As we passed Willowbridge Marine, which is usually the cheapest
diesel in this area, I was pleased to see they were the same price as the
diesel boat had been. During the last hour travelling, the sun was becoming
very low in the sky and steering was becoming difficult and so we stopped at
Stoke Hammond.

Returned home via IKEA in MK, a small penance to pay for a great day
boating.

 

Graham

www.jannock.org.uk 



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