A shaft of September sunlight falls on Herbie as we rest for the night on day 2 of our cruise. Clever so and so's will deduce our position from the second photo. That radio mast is a dead giveaway. Kath has had a long held yen to stop at this spot to enjoy the view so who am I to deny her the pleasure.
Yes we're up on Wormleighton hill heading for Napton, Braunston and the GU.
Next Monday we have an appointment to get our Eberspacher heater fixed and serviced by Boating Leisure Services at Heyford Fields. If the man there is as skilled as he is affable, then it should be a good job. We might even get a programmable time switch installed if it doesn't work out too dear.
Thereafter, we're not sure where to go. We could plod on to enjoy the delights of Milton Keynes or we might race back down the Oxford and hit the upper Thames. If you don't have a plan, then it can't go wrong. That's what I say.
2 comments:
Dave at Heyford Fields is a real expert of Ebers. Tell him you know us -- and it'll make no difference at all. How long are you out for, and will we see you when we head back?
No plans yet after Heyford Fields Adam, although we hope to continue right through September.
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