| Connecting the River Trent to the Wash. The Fossdyke is Britain's oldest canal, built by the Romans. Also included here are the Witham Navigable Drains in South Lincolnshire. More pictures added 7th August 2005. |
Antons Gowt Lock 1633x1042 Buy Print |
Brayford Pool 1588x1005 Buy Print |
Brayford Pool 1587x995 Buy Print |
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The Glory Hole 1014x1597 Buy Print |
Grand Sluice 1616x1020 Buy Print |
Grand Sluice 1611x967 Buy Print |
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The Fossdyke leaving Lincoln 1606x946 Buy Print |
The River Witham in Lincoln 1621x1055 Buy Print |
The Fossdyke in Saxilby 1508x958 Buy Print |
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The northern end of the Fossdyke 1574x972 Buy Print |
Narrowboat and dredger at Torksey 1543x941 Buy Print |
Torksey Lock 1579x1004 Buy Print |
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Cowbridge Junction 1556x933 Buy Print |
Cowbridge Lock 1545x958 Buy Print |
The junction with the disused Horncastle Canal at Dogdyke, July 2005 1524x1009 Buy Print |
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NB Earnest passing Tattersall Bridge 1551x1026 Buy Print |
