The canal divides at this point to the left is the canal up to Brigham Bridge (and one day again to Driffield). to the right is Frodingham Beck navigable up to Frodingham Landing. See the Scow coming down from Brigham Sailing Club.

Scows coming out of the canal to join the Navigation as we proceed up Brigham Beck from the junction.

Looking back, the sail of a Scow just visible as it comes out of the canal from Brigham Bridge.

The narrowest section of Frodingham Beck, looking towards Frodingham.

Two more bends to go and we will reach Frodingham Landing.

First sight of Frodingham Landing, the stone banking barely visible due to the high water level.

The Trip Boat Moon Searcher at Frodingham Landing.

North Frodingham Church viewed from the Landing.

Frodingham Landing to the right, the Head of Navigation just around the bend ahead.

The approach the Head of Navigation just beyond Frodingham Landing. The end of the Landing is just visible in the bottom right hand corner of the picture.

The lowered road bridge at the Head of the Navigation, at one time the Navigation went for a short distance beyond the bridge. Under normal water levels a canonist could limbo under the bridge. Boats up to 50 feet in length can turn at this point.