Narrow Boats at the Basingstoke Canal Visitors Centre at Mytchett, Frimley
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Narrow Boats at the Basingstoke Canal Visitors Centre at Mytchett, Frimley
Image: © Humphrey Bolton Taken: 9 May 2005
Quoting from http://www.basingstoke-canal.org.uk/cancent.htm "The Basingstoke Canal is declared by many to be Britain's most beautiful waterway. From the rolling North Hampshire hills to the dramatic flights of locks in Surrey, the tree-lined canal offers a variety of delights. The canal is a SSSI nature reserve, teeming with wildlife, while its 200-year old bridges and locks hold a surprise around every corner. Add in the colourful sight of traditional canal boats and you have a unique attraction all for free! The canal can be enjoyed from the 32-mile long towpath or by boat or canoe. The best place to start your visit, or to find out more is at the Basingstoke Canal Visitor Centre at Mytchett, right on the Hampshire and Surrey border."
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