River Cruises Crown Blue Line Co. U.S.A
| The waterways of America |
| In the past few years the New York State Thruway an ambitious programme to erways of New York State for recreational purposes. Blue Line is proud to participate in this programme and will be offering cruises on the New York Canals in 1997. For a European customer this will give an excellent opportunity to visit the exciting city of New York, Then discover rural America in familiar luxurious Blue Line boat.. |
| The Eastern part of the Erie Canal commences with Oneida Lake and soon the Canal joins the Mohawk River. Long pounds with evenly spaced Iocks make for easy cruising. Each lock is manned by a lock-master who will be proud to show you the carefully restored lock machinery, all is shining brass. The river winds its way through as attractive valley where lush farm lands alter-nate with dense forests whose brilliant Fall colours make late season cruising a delight Towns such as Canajoharie and Shenectady remind us that this area was inhabited by Indian tribes and much of American history was written here. Finally a steep staircase of locks leads into the Hudson River and its northern extension, the beau-tiful Champlain Canal. |
| The waterways of Ireland |
| The little country oflreland with its rugged coastline and unspoilt countryside offers a variety of scenery and a quality of life unequalled in Europe. No wonder it is such a popular tourist destination. And further more it is blessed with a vast network of navigable rivers, lakes and canals giving access to some of the prettiest parts ofthe land. To introduce the waterways of Ireland to its clients Crown Blue Line will be opening a base at Carrick on the northern part ofthe Shannon River. So here's your chance to experience the magic oflrelan4, to meet the Irish and enjoy their legendary hospitality, to discover Ireland, by the back door, in a familiar comfortable Crown Blue Line boat |
| The clean waters of the lakes, rivers and canals of Ireland are well stocked with fish of every variety. It is a fisherman's paradise. With the right equipment and a little local advice you can expect to catch trout, perch and bream in surprising quantities. Near a little island or the reedy shore of a lake you may even be lucky enough to catch one of those wonderful fighting fish, the pike. So with patience even a beginner will bring home a good catch. And, better still, fishing is free all year round. |
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