Paddington Basin from The Maisibert at night

The busy North Circular Road from the Aquaduct that crosses the river Brent and the A406.

Artwork as we approached a windy Paddington Basin.

The artwork is made of materials found in the cut and designed by local students inconjunction with a local artist.

The new Wembly stadium as we cruised our way to Paddington Basin

Not sure if this was a steam paddle boat or was just built to mimmick one

This is The Maisibert approaching one of the large gravel barges

How many people required to film a scene!!!!

The actress being filmed is in the gated area on the right.

This is the safety crew at Cowely Lock whilst filming a scene for Lewis

Is it a house or is it a boat or this is the proper interpretation of a house boat.

Another sad sight we pass on the cut on our way to Rickmansworth.

Phew its hot!

Cassie enjoys a dip in the river to cool off.

Hilary trying to get the ball from Cassie at Hemel Hemstead.

Cassie enjoying the park space in Milton Keynes

Now I have managed to download the software for the phone camera I can now publish the photographs.

This is the Peace Pagoda in Milton Keynes.

We have left Berkhamsted and now at Hemel Hempstead.

We have shared the trip and locks with Rita and Scooby Talbot from Festina Lente.

We would to thank them for their support with their knowledge of the area and for Wednesday nights cheese and wine which was served on the towpath.

We are currently moored in Berkhamsted near the park area at bridge 140A.

This weekend we had a visit from Claire , Craig, Elaine and Dave.

You can follow our current position by clicking on the link in our current position box and clicking on The Maisibert

Whilst I was building a table for the cratch area Claire, Craig and Hilary guided the boat through the reed beds and locks on the Aylesbury arm

Craig cruising The Maisibert past the swing bridge

This weekend Claire and Craig came to visit left is Claire getting ready to operate the swing bridge near Pitstone Wharf.

We had Caroline and James our disabled friends visit us from Newmarket and we managed to find a mooring near a car park and a mooring that gave them easy access to the boat.

We then visited the Peace Pagoda and Buddist Temple in the nearby park.

Some of the famous Milton Keynes concrete cows now graze in the Central shopping centre

The picture shows the view from the aqueduct

We are now moored in Milton Keynes, the picture shows The Maisibert crossing the aqueduct at Cosgrove.

It has been a couple of weeks since the last post as we had a camping weekend to celebrate a friends 60 birthday and helping friends move into their new home.

The Heartwood Appreciation Society at Crick, Penny and Mick were showing people over Intrepid when this photograph was taken.