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Our Waterway Routes narrowboat is turning onto the Birmingham and Fazeley Canal which is generally considered to start at Deep Cutting Junction these days. Continue reading Deep Cutting Junction
Farmers Bridge Junction is immediately above Farmers Bridge Lock 1.
The section of canal from Deep Cutting Junction (behind the camera) to the basin on the right was originally constructed as the Newhall Branch of the Birmingham Canal Navigations (BCN). Continue reading Farmers Bridge Junction
Aston Junction sits immediately above Aston Lock 1.
The Birmingham & Fazeley Canal descends through the 13 Farmers Bridge Locks and appears on the lower right Continue reading Aston Junction
The Birmingham & Fazeley Canal passes Aston Junction between Farmers Bridge Junction and Salford Junction. Continue reading Aston Junction
A wonderful opportunity to avoid another bank wall alongside the canal has been seized by the builders of this mural. Continue reading Canal Boat Mural
Salford Junction is one of the few junction where you can cruise in four different directions. Continue reading Salford Junction
Salford Junction is one of the few junctions where you can go four ways.
The Birmingham and Fazeley Canal runs from Fazeley Junction (behind the camera). Continue reading Salford Junction
The Birmingham & Fazeley Canal (from Birmingham) enters at the lower right of the photo and continues of the left of the photo to Whittington where it meets the disconnected section of the Coventry Canal end on. Continue reading Fazeley Junction
The end on junction of the Birmingham and Fazeley Canal and the Coventry Canal at Whittington is marked with a boundary stone. Continue reading Whittington Boundary Stone
The Birmingham & Fazeley Canal passes Aston Junction between Farmers Bridge Junction and Salford Junction. Continue reading Aston Junction
The Digbeth Branch of the Birmingham & Fazeley Canal runs from Aston Junction to Typhoo Basin. Continue reading Digbeth Junction
The Digbeth Branch of the Birmingham & Fazeley Canal ends at Typhoo Basin. Two short arms remain from the three longer arms which once served the basin. Continue reading Typhoo Basin