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A narrowboat on the Oxford canal between Brinklow and Cathiron near Rugby, Warwickshire, UK in the fog. This is a very scenic stretch of the canal. Lovely reflections of the barge and trees. Canon Eos 600D

The Kennet and Avon Canal as it passes through the town of Newbury in Berkshire. This image, captured during an afternoon in early February is just upstream from the Town Lock. On the right is the site of West Mills reminding us that Newbury was a centre for agriculture and for textile manufacture. The canal itself was constructed between 1794 and 1810 to provide smooth transport between Bristol and London via Reading. It was fully restored from the mid 1900s, being fully reopened in 1990. Nikon D7100 Nikkor 18-200

'Nice Item' - an aptly named narrowbooat moored up against the Thames Path at Lechlade, Gloucestershire. This is about as far upstram as you can get on the thames as after Lechlade it becomes narrower and shallower! In the background is the parish church of St Lawrence at Lechlade its spire being a local landmark. Lechlade is at the southern tip of the Cotswolds and is very close to the Oxfordshire border. This image has added textures in the style of an oil painting.

A narrowboat passing through the lower gates of Aldermaston Lock on the Kennet and Avon Canal in the late afternoon. The lock is at Aldermaston wharf, a mile or so north of Aldermaston village in West Berkshire. Now peaceful, the Wharf was once a hive of activity with boats being loaded and unloaded with coal, building stone, agricultural implements and foodstuffs. Here were also the carpenters and smiths necessary for the running of the canal. A digital drawing from my original photograph.

Isis Lock and the turnover bridge on the South Oxford Canal

A lived-in narrowboat moored on the Kennet and Avon Canal at Hungerford in Berkshire, England. This image was captured on a sunny autumn afternoon with the still water reflecting the trees. The Kennet and Avon Canal, 87 miles long, was constructed between 1794 and 1810 to link the Kennet and Avon rivers and thus provide a smooth transport link between Bristol and London via Reading. It fell into disuse due to the Great Western Railway but was completely restored and reopened in 1990.

The alphabet using canal font in green from canalsbywhacky

A second chromosome discovered by Professors of Genetics Dans les Gènes – Geneticist – University du Siene, Paris Professor Sna Géinte – Geneticist – University Craic ar chanáil na Búille, Roscommon, This chromosome bears a striking resemblance to the lock keys or windlasses used on mechanisms on the British Canal Network so was named after them. From a distance the chromosome looks solid in length however under closer inspection it was found to have hollow sections along the long legs, which when combined with the B L W chromosome lock together making for a inseparable almost seamless bond. Our Studies found this to be most commonly found in people with a demonstrated affinity to inland waterways.

Watercolour of the Leek and Calder canal from canalsbywhacky

The Kennet and Avon Canal as it passes through Newbury in Berkshire. This scene, taken from the West Mills swing bridge shows the canal as it heads towards the centre of the town, about to pass through Town Lock. On the right bank is the site of West Mills - Newbury was once a busy agricultural and woollen textile manufacturing centre. The tower of St Nicolas church, restored during the early 1500s stands above the surrounding buildings.

“Believe me, my young friend, there is nothing - absolutely nothing - half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats.” ― Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in the Willows

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Isis Lock and the turnover bridge on the South Oxford Canal

A image of the original canal art flowers that were on the side of my narrowboat home on a range of goods including, bedding, clothing, stationery, device cases, face masks, and gifts

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Hatton Flight Locks, Grand Union Canal, Warwickshire, uk

Hatton Flight Locks, Grand Union Canal, Warwickshire, uk

A phrase or shout often heard on the canals and towpaths of the UK

A digital artistic rendering of an image taken on the Leeds and Liverpool Canal near Skipton showing a narrow boat meandering through the Yorkshire countryside on a summer's day.

Narrow-boat on the Grand Union Canal at Stockton given a vintage look.

Canal Flowers Pattern

Very scenic stretch of the oxford canal, between Brinklow and Cathiron, Rugby Warwickshire. A misty day in January this has been given a painted look. Taken with the Canon Eos 600D Featured in A Love of Boats, All Things Photographic, A Place To Call Home, European Everyday Life, Favourite PLACES You Take,Make or Paint

A narrowboat moored next to a restaurant, once a watermill, on the banks of the Thames at Maidenhead in Berkshire. Just behind us the river passes through Boulters Lock, the subject of paintings especially in Victorian and Edwardian times. This is Ray Mill Island and in the background a new footbridge leads over the river to Taplow. A lovely place to stop for refreshment on your journey along this beautiful river.

Pattern of red canal flowers from the canalsbywhacky collection

Pleasure boats and narrow boats moored up on the jetty, waiting for the next day trip

The second of the two Chromosomes that BLW can pair with is the Prop Chromosomes. When seen under a microscope the propeller shaped strands can clearly be seen, hence it was Christian the Prop by Professor Sna Géinte – Geneticist – University Craic ar chanáil na Búille, Roscommon back in 1961. It is often found in sailors and sub marinors as well as those considered at risk of BOAT syndrome. It has been noted that those with this chromosome often walk as if drunk on dry land or suffer from vertigo attacks when first stepping ashore.

A little dog guards the entrance to his narrow boat home. Would you dare to pass?

The thirteen Perry Barr Locks, where the level drops 106 feet, start just beyond the A34. The original lock keepers cottages remain. Between locks 1 (the top lock) and 2 the canal is crossed by the Grade II listed Perry Barr Locks Bridge,1 a cast-iron foot bridge with brick pillars, dating from 1844

Pirate skull of the canals featured in both my skullsbywhacky and canalsbywhacky collection featuring on over 70 products from tees to facemasks to shower curtains and stickers and so much more.

Caen Hill Locks located on the Kennet and Avon Canal in Devices consists if 29 locks

This canal barge can be found in a man made loch on the Auchlochan Estate in South Lanarkshire, Scotland. It can not go anywhere other than circle around the small loch, so in reality, it is an art object. Auchlochan is a purpose build Retirement Village and Elderly Care Home. It has lovely gardens and several man made small lochs. Auchlochan means (the) ‘Field of the small loch’. The current lochs at Auchlochan are man made and no one knows where the original loch was. Some believe it was a reference to the River Nethan which meanders through the estate. Three bracketed JPGs converted to HDR in Photomatix Pro.

Regent's Canal towpath by Kingsland Basin, London, UK

Swan a watching you

The thirteen Perry Barr Locks, where the level drops 106 feet, start just beyond the A34. The original lock keepers cottages remain. Between locks 1 (the top lock) and 2 the canal is crossed by the Grade II listed Perry Barr Locks Bridge,1 a cast-iron foot bridge with brick pillars, dating from 1844

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