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We moored at the marina for several months about 10 years ago while I was working at the hospital. When I phoned to enquire whether they had residential moorings I was told no, but some people live on their boats. It was cheap, secure and friendly, but no hook up because the long term moorers had all the leccy points (we were actually offered one just before we left but we were keen to get back on the canal at that time). I recommend the all you can eat buffet breakfast at the Toby Carvery, great value for money (well it was then).

Thank you.

Oh my word. Gybberish (only experience of boats is YouTube) trying to teach MTB (decades of actual boat ownership)! You couldn't make up the ignorant arrogance if you tried! Hey Mikey B what do you reckon on his advice? Did that not occur to you? 🤣

My sister in law is Coventry born and bred. We took her and her brother on a cruise from the basin to the junction and back and they were entranced by a view of their city they'd never seen before. I'm very fond of Coventry, we hear so much of the blitz on London but we don't hear about Coventry that was razed to the ground. The old cathedral stands testament to the horrors they suffered. They're incredibly resilient people.

I'd forgotten about the bouncy bridge! Very disconcerting, especially when you come home after a few beers.

We really enjoyed the transport museum, well worth the walk.