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All the leaves are brown, and the sky is grey… So sang the Mamas & the Papas in their 1960s hit California Dreamin’, but if

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It’s been a busy summer on the cut, despite water shortages in some areas leading to canal closures. There seems to be no shortage of

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August is almost upon us, and so far this summer has been incredibly dry after the ‘Beast from the east’ delivered snow and icy blasts

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Here we are, hitting the heights of the holiday and cruising seasons and the sun is still blazing down! So dig out your wide-brimmed hat,

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The waterways season is really under way now and, after all the traumas of the Beast from the East and what seemed like a never-ending

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May is a marvellous month – not only does it shower us with beautiful blossoms and, hopefully, spring sunshine, it also grants us TWO bank

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Have we finally seen the last of the snow for this year? It’s now officially spring, so let’s hope the sun can drive away the

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If the weather forecasts are to be believed, we’re heading into the coldest spell of the winter – so the cover story of the March

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The days are slowly getting longer, the mornings are lighter, and there’s almost a touch of spring in the air… won’t be long now! To

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We’ve had snowy scenes, with waterways images beautiful enough to grace the front of any greetings card… and now it seems as if the festive

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There’s a festive look to the December issue of Towpath Talk, as you’d expect, so look out for great gift ideas for family and friends

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As we glide gently towards November, there’s still plenty of entertainment in the ever-changing world of the waterways. Not least in Towpath Talk, which is

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Autumn leaves in russet hues are bringing vibrant colour to the UK’s river and canal banks as we cruise into the season of mists and

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Blink… and, yes, the summer has almost gone, and the memories of those long days when it doesn’t get dark until 10pm are fading like

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