At last, the second crop of new computer problems seem to be sorted, although we have still lost some emails. Do update us if it might be you!
Andy has completed the new trap door access to the engine, so that the engine filter, which was the cause of our problems last week, can be easily replaced.
Cruisers from the Manor House Marina have been having a weekend in Enniskillen, so it has been quite busy. They are now on their way back down the River Erne.
Shannon thinks nothing of having to wear a lampshade! She should wear it for ten days until her stitches have dissolved.
As in the spring, all boats must move every 48 hours, but this suits us quite well. We move to Riverview, near to the library, on Wednesday for bowls.
Shannon is now much happier about her fancy collar.
The walk, from the Round "O", up through the woods to Portora Castle, is as good as ever. Andy and Shannon are playing follow-my leader along the ruined wall there.
Shannon is glad to have had her lampshade off, but hates being left behind, if one of us goes out, so has to be tied up for safety.
Going back upstream from Enniskillen, the hills to the west are rather misty.
The Ardhowen Theatre is always impressive as we approach.
Some dogs will do anything for a treat! We are walking in the grounds of Castle Coole. There are very few autumn colours as yet though, due to the warm weather we are having.
We came to the Ardhowen to see the Big Brass Swing Band, with Bob Quick. They are based in Strabane and were very popular, providing excellent entertainment. The standing ovation at the end left the theatre buzzing!
By Saturday evening the mooring was quite full.
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