Table of Contents
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Day One--Nuneaton to Hawkesbury Junction: Lunch at Buckby Wharf, Picking up the Boats, the verdant canals
Day Three-Newbold on Avon to Braunston: Brauntston, The Blisworth Tunnel, The Canal Museum at Stoke Bruerne
Day Four-Braunston to Welsh Road Bridge: Offended sheep, Fishing on the canal, The Blue Lias Inn, Frog Island Brewery, and a performance at the Grand Knight Folk Club
Day Five-Welsh Road Bridge to Cape Locks, Stratford upon Avon, Edward III at the Swan Theater
Day Six-Cape Locks to Saltisford Arm, Warwick: Pumping out,  Docking at Saltisford Arm for the Folk Festival, The beautiful flowers of Saltisford Walk, The diesel engine that suck the canal, and the Three Stooges. 
Day Eight-Folk Festival: The Shellback Chorus, Mick Ryan and the sad story of Tyneham
Day Two--The Second Half: Newbold on Avon, The Portsmouth Shanty Men's performance at the Boat Inn
Day Nine-St. Mary's Church, Morris Dancers in the street, singing on the bows of the canal boats
Day Ten-The Black Country Living Museum--A restored coal mining village; our fireweed moorage
Day Eleven-The intricacies of weedbox inspections and a rainy day on the canals
Day Twelve-The Brandwood Tunnel, Birmingham
Day Thirteen-The most locks of any day, Cheatle's Farm, The Black Diamond Folk Club.
Day Fourteen-The last day of Two Weeks On the English Canals