matty40s

You have Naseby to the South, then Sulby and Welford above the Welford arm. They all feed the top pound? Although the fishists at Naseby have a lot of control over water level. Saddington is the only feed to the drop down to Leicester.

Unless the boat seen is one of the 200 plus Kingfishers... Video is quite slow to load? Could be on vimeo?? https://lbbonline.com/news/Canal-and-River-Trust-Magic-of-Britains-Canals

Yes, Foxton locks. Welford is quite a lot down too, even though it was full at the end of Feb.

Not if there is no water they won't. Saddington is so low, I am amazed that the Debdale to Kings Lock (including Mkt Hbro) stretch has not been shut already.

I'm not sure they affect the wifi.... If you are a daytime worker, you might find the wifi OK, as most high use(marina liveaboards) boats tend to hammer it in the evenings. Cropredy generally struggles with mobile signal...although nowhere near as much as Lower Heyford!

If you take a shower which uses 50 litres of water , you ain't coming to my boat for a shower ....ever....

Water quality in the Wye has been shocking for years? A bit of fresh wouldnt go amiss.

Glad you are OK, does that mean you are going the long way round now, or just staying where there is water until it rains....

Oxfordshire Narrowboats are moving 7 of their boats up to Weedon (Grand Union Narrowboat Holidays) before Claydon shuts.

On wire at Lower Heyford, only the day boats moving.

I suggest you write to them with a reasoned argument and look forward to their swift response by return of mail.

When they grow up they can have one of these...

Once on the Thames, I always throw big pneumatic balloons down the sides, just to make the plastics calm down( never happy having to share with a proper boat.. ).

You started it.....🤪😎

Both Daventry Country Park and the other Daventry one have strict minimum levels in the high 80% area, 1st one as a nature reserve, the 2nd due to fishing clubs and sailing club use.