Setting off from County Hall
On the river Trent at Nottingham
Nottingham Forest's City Ground stadium and Nottingham Rowing Club
Saying goodbye to Trent Bridge
Just passing Radcliffe on Trent
Radcliffe, is a corruption of the Old English phrase for "Red Cliff". It refers specifically to the dark, reddish-pink escarpment peeking through the trees.
Radcliffe, is a corruption of the Old English phrase for "Red Cliff". It refers specifically to the dark, reddish-pink escarpment peeking through the trees.
A thriving nesting colony of Sand Martins at Stoke Bardolph
Keeping to the outside of the bend at Burton Joyce.
Gunthorpe Lock and Gunthorpe Weir
Gunthorpe is one of the largest and most historic locks on the entire River Trent.>
Gunthorpe is one of the largest and most historic locks on the entire River Trent.>
Cruising past Caythorpe
Just to give an idea of the Trent
Cruising past Caythorpe
The approach to Hazleford Lock and Weir
Looking out from the calm water of the approach to Hazleford Lock channel directly toward the rushing weir stream
Inside Hazleton Lock