Assisted Living following us out this morning
Lock 20 Ashburnham Mile 89.5 with a 12 foot lift
Three of us today
Waiting for the lock to fill
Lock 21 Peterborough Hydraulic Lift Mile 90.1 with a 65 foot lift
Only takes 2 minutes to complete a transfer
We "float" up the 65-foot vertical lift
Let's do it again Captain
Waiting for the foot of water to come in
And off we go
Camping Group....loved Saddi
Trent University Rowing Club
Trent University on both sides of the Waterway
4 miles past the lift lock and beyond the Trent University footbridge you will traverse a very steep, short section of the Waterway from Lock 22 to 25. The hand-operated locks which still use the old valves in the gates themselves, keep the lock tenders very busy.
Lock 22 Nassau Mills Miles 93.4 with a 14 foot lift
Lock 23 Otonabee Mile 94.8 with a 14 foot lift
Don't think they call this a cottage
Lock 24 Douro Mile 96.4 with a 12 foot lift
Cottages line the Waterway
Lots of flowers....neat yards
Lock 25 Sawer Creek Mile 97.3 with a 10 foot lift
First Rental Houseboat today
Lock 26 Lakefield Mile 98.7 with a 16 foot lift
Coming out with JUST the starboard engine
Limp into the Lakefield Marina
Our day started at 9:00AM and ended 7 locks later at 4PM
We do not know about the Port Engine and if it will start tomorrow AM......but this evening we are going to Don and Freya's for dinner. They have friends visiting them from Germany and they will pick us up. This couple came to the states on their 46-foot sailboat and were on the Atlantic Ocean for 21 days.....Can't wait to meet them.
Don, Sabrina, Thomas and Callie
Love this fireplace
Freya and Rik
Their home on Stony Lake
A boat ride before dinner
Don use to own this Resort
Lots of windows in this glass house
More windows to wash for a million plus
They like to snowmobile on the lake in the winter
Great couple.....good friends
Sunset is coming
A perfect evening on Stony Lake
Beautiful place to spend the summer
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