Christmas Day, and the wind had finally dropped. We treated ourselves to a cooked breakfast, then as it wasn’t raining, set off. We were very shortly crossing the Wolverton Aqueduct.
A little bit further on, we turned around in the wide section at Galleon Wharf, and headed back. We were very shortly crossing the Wolverton Aqueduct.
We moored up a couple of boat lengths along from where we’d been, mostly to get away from our neighbour’s generator, which seems to be running most of the day. As we had coats and boots on, we headed off for a walk round the Ouse Valley Park, walking all the way to the railway viaduct. On the way back, we passed the ponies, in a field up by the farm.
At lunchtime we started cooked our Christmas dinner: rolled turkey breast, massive pigs in blankets, roast potatoes, carrots and parsnips, stuffing balls and brussels. With a bit of juggling, everything fitted in the oven and got cooked. This afternoon it has been raining on and off; we’ve been binge watching series two of Vigil, three episodes yesterday, one so far today, and two more which will almost certainly be completed later today.
We hope everyone is having a lovely Christmas, and if it’s not a good time for you, we hope you are at the very least having a peaceful one.
1 miles, 0 locks. (2 miles, 1 lock)
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