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PHOTO OF THE MONTH 16 CAMDEN LOCK Tag #goboatldn in your instagram posts and stories 60 MIN. TO BASE 16 World-famous Turn around here MAP Marketplace to automatically go into the draw to win a 2 hour GOBOAT OFFICE: 07392 550821 GoBoat trip. 1 winner each month. 15 CUMBERLAND BASIN Primrose CAMDEN 3 4 1 2 5 Moored boats and Hill TOWN PADDINGTON BASIN MERCHANT SQUARE PADDINGTON STATION LITTLE VENICE BROWNING’S POOL spectacular Chinese R The terminus of the Restaurants & bars with Opened in 1854. Surrounded by some of Originally a holding area Restaurant Paddington Arm of the frequent special events Underground, National the nest early Victorian for boats, now a spot for 3 Grand Union Canal Rail & Heathrow Express houses in London boat trips and wildlife 15 services 14 6 7 8 9 10 13 REMBRANT GARDENS REGENT’S CANAL BLOMFIELD ROAD MAIDA HILL TUNNEL EYRE’S TUNNEL Tranquil canal side Opened in 1816, the canal Beautiful and colourful A 251m long tunnel. A much shorter tunnel, at gardens with tulips links The Grand Union narrowboats moored on Remember to only enter 48m long. Again, remember presented from Holland Canal and the River each side of the canal the tunnel if the transit is to only enter if transit is Thames at Limehouse clear of oncoming craft. clear of oncoming craft REGENT’S PARK 12 11 12 13 14 30 MIN. TO BASE THE VILLAS REGENT’S PARK BLOW UP BRIDGE LONDON ZOO Lord’s Nine breathtaking Villas Scene of tranquility as the A barge carrying gunpowder Watch out for the African Cricket built in Regents Park canal skirts Regent’s Park blew up underneath this Hunting Dogs, and a huge 11 bridge in 1874 aviary of exotic birds 21 REGENT’S CANAL R 10 17 19 MURAL 10 20 Made by Stowe 2 18 Youth Club & Artist Kevin Herlihy UNION TAVERN PADDINGTON ARM OF THE 9 30 MIN. TO BASE Canalside Pub & GRAND UNION CANAL 2 Restaurant 1 8 L 17 7 1 19 20 21 KENSAL GREEN DOCK KITCHEN THE FRUIT TOWER 18 TO CAMDEN 6 CEMETERY Stylish canalside Headquarters of 5 Opened in 1833, it modern Innocent Drinks EDGWARE ROAD European Dining comprises 72 acres 4 of grounds 3 2 RETURN TIME............................................ 1 PADDINGTON 1 2 3 IN CASE OF EMERGENCY - BRIDGE POSTCODES BLOMFIELD ROAD MAIDA HILL TUNNEL CUMBERLAND BASIN TURN Warwick Avenue Bridge -W2 1XB London Zoo landing stage -NW1 7ST Before entering ensure that there isn’t anyone This is a blind corner, therefore it can be Maida Hill Tunnel -W2 1TQ/NW8 8PA Inner Zoo Second Footbridge -NW1 7SU Blomeld Road is a tight stretch of canal. else in the tunnel coming towards you. If busy, dicult for trip boats and barges to see Lisson Grove Bridge -NW8 8LF Outer Zoo Bridge -NW1 4SX When there is an oncoming boat, steer to wait before the tunnel and allow enough room Casey Close Footbridge -NW8 8JY Cumberland Basin -NW1 4SX oncoming boats around the corner. When the starboard/right side of the canal, and for the oncoming boat to pass. If clear, enter the Marylebone St. Bridges -NW8 7JB Prince Albert Road Bridge -NW1 7SS coming from Little Venice, approach this let the oncoming boat pass on your port/ tunnel and keep a straight path to the end of the Park Bridge -NW8 7JD Regent’s Park Road Bridge -NW1 7TR corner wide on the right side of the canal. left side. Keep a steady amount of power tunnel. Keep the throttle on except in emergencies. Avenue Road Bridge -NW8 7PP Fitzroy Bridge - NW1 8JT You must make a long turn around, providing and stay on a consistent course. You may enter the tunnel if someone is already Maccleseld Bridge -NW8 7PT Euston Station Bridges -NW1 7BB as much visibility to oncoming boats as Keep a safe distance from all other boats. in the tunnel, but only if they are going Primrose Hill Bridge -NW1 4RZ Southampton Bridge - NW1 7DE possible. On your return, stay close to the Inner Zoo Footbridge -NW1 4RY Dingwall’s Wharf Bridge -NW1 7DE the same direction as yourself. right side of the corner..

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