Narrowboat on the Witham Navigation
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Image: © David Dixon Taken: 5 Aug 2014
Narrowboat "Foster's Folly" on the Witham Navigation, just to the east of Lincoln city centre. The River Witham (Witham Navigation) is navigable for 36 miles from Lincoln, High Bridge (the Glory Hole), where it joins the Fossdyke Canal, to the mouth of the river at Hobhole Drain.