Lying 10km west of Hemel Hempstead, Berhamsted is a small pleasant and characterful town of 16,000 people. The canal runs parallel with the main street and is set in a very picturesque green area with plenty of trees and lawns to relax in.
The canal covered by this page stretches west 3km running from Lock 55 to Lock 51 with 5 bridges. There are moorings along the route which are in short walking distance of the main eating and retail areas including a large Waitrose supermarket. The train station is also nearby.
A surprise object en route is a totem pole. The site was a timber yard importing wood from Canada. As a gesture of friendship, the Canadian wood yard donated a locally crafted totem pole as a gesture of friendship.
Below is a gallery of my photos and a Google map showing the area covered.
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1. Display an enlarged gallery – Left Click on an image – use the large side arrows to move between images – Left Click outside an image or press ESC to close the enlarged gallery.
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2. View a larger version of a single image in a separate page – Right Click on the image then Left Click on “Open link in new tab” or “Open link in new window” then click the displayed image.
