And Turn

We get up this morning after a bit of a noisy night with drunken revellers singing and making a noise till about 4.30 am, but saying that we have been very impressed with Bristol Harbour, as said before it's very vibrant and with the different array of boats to look at we have enjoyed our stay in the harbour.

     SS GREAT BRITAIN

    http://www.ssgreatbritain.org/?gclid=Cj0KEQjwpM2pBRChsZCzm_CU0t4BEiQAxDVFmrbVCcTeBVxC_023Go94rVkx0m7FejnapVQ6VKncJ-8aAun68P8HAQ

Anyway we have breakfast and off we set the weather has changed a bit as its grey and colder, we cruise pass SS Great Britain and stop to take on some water, then we travel to the other end of the harbour and call into the Harbour Masters Office and pay for a couple of tokens for a pump out, then we are back on the boat and stop for the pump out and then we leave the harbour and on to the feeder canal befor we stop at Netham lock and await for John the lockeeper to open the lock as the spring tide is making the river high at the moment.

It's not long and we are allowed to carry on up the Avon, we are retracing our waves which we did last week. 

We can make good time on the river, and a few more locks and hours cruiseing and we reach our mooring at Bath. 

If you have never visited Bath before please do as it had so much to offer if you click the link http://visitbath.co.uk/ it will tell what you are missing.We aren't doing the tourist bit as we had a few previous weekends visits.

Here we moor and then have a nice roast dinner before settling down for the night.