the water source for Cress beds along much of it`s course. It merges with the canal in places and joins the River Gade at Hemel Hempstead.
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It probably takes 5 minutes for the whole sequence to swing the electrically operated bridge but for sure small as this lane is it never ceases to amaze me the number of cars that end up queuing to get across.
A new build wide beam is being craned in as we arrive at the next lock. Being very quiet with little boat movement we spent a while in the lock watching with interest. You notice the Yellow barriers around the launch area well they are in case they drive the crane into the canal for a second time!
The crane has the boat and the lorry has moved away
and into the water it goes.
This is the winding(turning) hole just next to the marina. I`m thinking the marina owner has clarified the location with Red signage probably fed up with boats turning in front of the marina moorings.
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