As no rain was forecast for Friday we thought we would start
sorting out the rust spots on the roof.
Firstly we walked the two miles into Kegworth to have a look around. We
had to walk through a few cow fields so had to keep Buddy on the lead. Whenever we have passed things like cows or
other dogs we can let him off the lead; for some reason he never looks or runs
back to things.
Kegworth has a market square and not a lot else…
…other than this rather sweet named road – just as well the
apostrophe was in the right place - it would be sad to think of a single lover walking down here..
The stiles in this area are rather strange metal affairs.
When we got back to the boat we realised that we had chosen
a really nice spot to moor.
Whilst having lunch one of the steam powered boats we had
seen in Nottingham last week came past.
We spent the afternoon cleaning the roof, rubbing down the
rust spots and treating them.
Buddy, as usual, just slept.
Catherine came over in the evening and Karen cooked a really
nice crispy Greek filo pastry pie with spinach, feta and sun dried tomatoes (Our boat friends Jan and Gordon intoduced it to us when we were back home). Next time Karen will add garlic and shallots.
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