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  • DeanandLindasTravelsOur European Adventure 2018Viajero
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    • Día 113
    • miércoles, 22 de agosto de 2018, 10:00
    • ⛅ 63 °F
    • Altitud: 344 p
    • InglaterraFoxton Locks52°30’4” N  0°58’56” W
    Narrowboats approaching the lock in Leeds
    The boater can use the electric lock on his own.Families like to help the lock keepers operate the locks.All swans in the UK belong to the Queen

    Canal Locks

    22 de agosto de 2018, Inglaterra ⋅ ⛅ 63 °F

    In our travels around England, we have enjoyed visiting the canals and their locks. Locks began to be developed in the 10th Century. Over time, many types of locks have been developed to deal with Great Britain's challenging landscape. There are narrow locks, wide locks (for two boats side-by-side), single locks, and double locks (two locks next to each other. Some are powered by hand: you need a crank to open the water valve, and the gates are pushed open. Some are electric, with a code to operate them. Some have operators and others are do-it-yourself.Leer más

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    I did not realize there are all these locks in England! Some are so small! I am very familiar with the locks on the Mississippi River which are much bigger. SC😃

    27/8/18Responder
    Jacquie Zimprich

    ViajeroWe went thru lots of locks during our Viking River Cruise.

    27/8/18Responder
    DeanandLindasTravels

    ViajeroWe are amazed to find that there are about 2000 miles of canals here, and England is only a little smaller than Louisiana!

    28/8/18Responder
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