Water Story 7th October 2022 ~ Tarbet to Inversnaid

With waves of flu assailing our regular crew we had a very small turnout today, valiantly arriving at Tarbet pier even as Glasgow disappeared in a deluge of rain. Within minutes of our departure the sun came out... as is always the way with Water Story!

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Our focus today, in the sloppy wake of presidential disaster, was POWER.

And now for some of 

YOUR WRITING:

Well nothing has come in as yet but as we prepare for the xmas perty on the canal Maggie has reminded us of this:

'Oh the Crinnan Canal for me;

I don't like the wild raging sea!

T' would be too terrific to sail the Pacific

Or sail to japan or Figi - 

 

 I don't fancy leaving my bones

in a locker beside Davy Jones!

The big foaming breakers would give me the shakers -

the Crinan Canal for me. 

The Crinan Canal for me;

from sea terrors there you are free

There's no shark or whale that would make you turn tail

or quiver or quake at the knee.

Aye, the Crinan canal for me 

it's neither too big or too wee

You can sit in its locks while you're darning your socks,

or drinking a nice cup of tea...'

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Thanks to funders

Lapidus Scotland gratefully acknowledges the support of Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership's "Wellbeing for Longer in Glasgow Fund" (managed by Impact Funding Partners) and, of course, Cruise Loch Lomond.