Today we have travelled about 5 miles and 1 lock from Willington to Shobnall Fields in Burton. It was pretty cold when we left with a bit of a frost…
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Author: Bridget
Hello, I am indeed back and jolly glad I am about it too! It means I won’t have to waste so much time on Facebook! Thanks of course go to…
Today has been another lovely warm Spring day and we have travelled only 3.5 miles and 5 locks from Goldstone Wharf to Market Drayton. Three boats went past before we…
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We have emerged from the communication black spot that is Norbury Wharf where we spent Sat and Sun. While we were there I had virtually no phone signal and an…
Read the PostWheaton Aston to Norbury to Goldstone Wharf – Back in communication land!
Today has been mostly wet so it was a good plan of ours to go off to Stafford on the bus. This cost £6-20 for me, aaargh! Since we last…
Today dawned misty and cool I say dawned, it was well past dawn when we got up! We have only travelled 5 miles and 1 lock from Brewood to Wheaton Aston and are…
Yesterday we had a shorter travelling day and did just 4 miles and 5 locks from Wombourne to Compton. We moored on the 48 hour moorings near the cafe. When…
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We have spent a very pleasant couple of days here above Bratch Locks near Wombourne. Unfortunately yesterday’s weather was dull, breezy and rather cold. Ken still has a bad chest…
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Friday It was a bright and chilly day as opposed to a dull and chilly one today and we travelled 9.5 miles and 8 locks from Wolverley Court Lock to…
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We have left the River Severn and are now on the Staffs and Worcester Canal. It has been a busy day today. We left at 8 am to ascend the…
Read the PostStourport to Wolverley – Busy day on the Staffs and Worcester