Just like a scene from a Crocodile Dundee film fighting my way through bushes,over barb wired fence and hanging from a tree.

Just to get Cassie's ball which she had dropped into the river and was afraid to retrieve.

How far would you go for your dog?

Where we moored for the night it was nice and quiet and this gave Cassie a chance to play ball as presently she is in season.

Hooray the sun is shining and we have decided to take a trip to Gayton Junction and back for the weekend.

This is my first time cruising the boat since breaking my wrist as it has been left to Hilary and others.

We have had a bad day today, Hilary put on the washing machine and damaged the domestic alternator.

Then this afternoon as she stepped off the boat she slipped and fell into the canal.

On Thursday we caught up with Al and Del from Derwent 6 at the New Inn.

On Monday of this week we also managed to catch up with Penny and Mic from our sister boat Intrepid.

Since we have been moored at Weedon we have found a few walks where Cassie can play ball.
After playing ball she enjoys a walk in the stream.

Feeding time for the cows and calves at Braunston

Today would have been Mum's birthday and The Maisibert is also three years old .

BW are still working on the locks from Whilton to Buckby Top lock.

Spring lambs as we walk up Buckby Locks

Dave and myself waving goodbye to Sue and Hilary as they struggle to walk the very muddy towpath

The Maisibert has a cruise out this weekend with friends Sue and Dave aboard.

Playing ball with Cassie across the fields in Weedon

On our recent visit to Braintree we stayed with brother Ray and in the picture is my neice Sacha and Cassie having a cuddle.