Our Travels
24th September – Arriving in Leerdam we moored along the public quay, which is a great height for us to get on and off the
23rd September – Instead of heading back up the Zuid-Willemsvaartkanaal, we decided to go via Sluis 0 passing through Den Bosch, so had to wait
(Den Bosch is a contraction of the Dutch “des Hertogen bosch” (aka ‘s-Hertogenbosch) which means “the Duke’s forest”) To continue our trip – despite the
16th September – Lindenberghaven is just near the Waal bridge in Nijmegen and is home to several historic ships, with ‘hippy type’ bars and eateries
15th September – A very early start (for us) today at Heel, up at 6.30 with engine running by 7.20 to get back out and
Got off just after 9 today on a nice warm, clear day, heading out of t’Bassin through sluice 20 onto the Maas, a wide old
Arrival day, 10th – At last we had arrived in Maastricht, hoping to pick up a free mooring in the centre of the waterways, but
Woke up ready and raring for today’s trip, with the option of a ‘fast’ route of about 4 hours on the Albertkanaal or a ‘tourist’
9 September – We anticipated that this would be a long day’s traveling, but I don’t think we were expecting it to be quite so
7th September – After a disturbed night for both Nicki and I, we were up and ready to join the flurry of activity when all