Giving birth to a bail of hay. I loved watching this machine going up and down the field producing these bails of hay. |
We love the unusual experience of being on a canal crossing over a river. |
Low bridge, the pilot house is lowered and Tom peeks out to see where he is going. |
We saw this sign along the canal which sent us on an adventure. |
Captain Kevin showed us what remains of the old dairy barn where we went "shopping." |
Old mosaic tile floor |
In the town of Montgnon |
More of Montagnon |
Magnificent stained glass windows in the cathedral |
A dog at a carnival |
This may be beyond his job description, but Kevin climbed a cherry tree and picked cherries for me |
Clafouti thanks to Kevin's endeavors |
In Nevers we had dinner outside across from our boat. |
This Muskrat kept us company while we ate dinner outside in Nevers |
Happy cows relaxing after lunch |
The lock broke when it sprang a hydrolic leak |
Art we saw along side the canal. |
Face to face with a Charolais cow. These are the famous white cows of Burgundy. She is saying to us "how could you possibly want to eat me?" |
The canal is covered with flowers dropping from the trees |
More of our scenery |
Beautiful horses frolicking in the green fields along the canal |
It can be a tight fit when we come across traffic in the canal |
I'm helping open one of the manual locks |
Storks nest. |
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