7.4°C Rain overnight, grey clouds with sunny spells, occasional downpours. The men went to see the Mayor. All sorted, we were OK welcome to stay for the winter. After lunch Mike and I went to find somewhere selling electricity boxes. Eventually found one in Nevers for 340€ inc tax! Ouch! We went home via the scenic route on the west side of the river, via Fleury (and surprise - the dead Dawncraft cruiser was still there). Mike went to tell the news to the neighbours. They’d seen F (from Chatillon, now moored at St Ledger) who was disgruntled with the card system of paying for electricity there, which came to about 1€ per KWh. M said he didn’t tell him we were at Champvert and attempting to get the EDF to connect C to the electricity as he couldn’t come and join us as the locks were now closed. The boats at Gannay had been told to move and most of them were now at Decize opposite the LeBoat base. Apparently they weren’t happy as they were moored along the towpath with no facilities.
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- June and Mike
- Mike and I are spending our retirement cruising all the inland waterways of Europe after having done the same in the UK from 1969 until 1992. We've navigated from one end of Europe to the other, so now we're doing some of it again. Hope you enjoy reading the Continental voyages of Temujin! Boat blogs so far - http://nbtemujin2008.blogspot.com/ http://nbtemujin2009.blogspot.com/ http://nbtemujin2010.blogspot.com/ http://nbtemujin.blogspot.com/ http://nbtemujin2011.blogspot.com/ Note - blogging started in 2009, 2008+ is being added retrospectively. Please also note that I tend not to do tourism stuff (except trips out by car), Mike and I are canal enthusiasts and therefore my blogs describe our trips on canals and rivers - not bars, bistros, restaurants and museums!! There are plenty of guide books to cover all that, plus it all changes quickly these days too, so I leave that to the experts.
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