Wimboldsley (Shroppie Middlewich Branch) to Broken Cross (T&M) 25the May 2015

Published: Tuesday, 26 May 2015
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From Wimboldsley along the last of the Shroppie Middle wich branch and Lock down to the Trent and Mersey at Middlewich. Then through the 3 locks curving around Middlewich threading ourselves in amongst the departing hire fleets. Sharing the Big Lock with another boat and then on to the windy T&M to an overnight mooring at Broken Cross and a vist to the Old Broken Cross pub. Unfortunately as no food was being served we had a walk to the Chinese takeaway and an excellent meal on the boat.

Hurleston to Wimboldsley (Shroppie Middlewich Branch) 24th May 2005

Published: Sunday, 24 May 2015
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From our mooring near Hurleston junction to Barbridge junction to drop off rubbish then turn right on to the Middlewich branch to an overnight mooring on the outskirts of Middlewich.

Audlem to Hurleston 23rd May 2015

Published: Sunday, 24 May 2015
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From Audlem descending the remaining 3 locks of the flight, then past over a mile of moored boats visiting the festival. At Hack Green we pass the (not so) Secret Nuclear Bunker and descend the final 2 locks of the day. A stop at Nantwich Aquaduct to pick up a member of crew that had arrived by train from Reading, then out of Nantwich to a rurual mooring just before Hurleston Junction and the start of the Langollen Canal.

Goldstone to Audlem 22nd May 2015

Published: Sunday, 24 May 2015
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From Goldstone through Woodseaves Cutting to the first of three lock flights at Tyrley. Down the 5 locks then through Market Drayton to the next flight of 5 locks at Adderley before tackling the 22 locks at Audlem. We arrived in Audlem to find we were in the middle of the Audlem music festival but fortunatly managed to find a mooring in the middle of the town. Dinner in the Shroppie Fly and a visit to the The Bridge to watch the Folkwits perform.

Gnosall (S&W) to Goldstone 21st May 2015

Published: Sunday, 24 May 2015
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From our overnight mooring in the pretty village of Gnosall and after taking water we set out past the Canal metropolis of Norbury Junction and through the succession of Cuttings and Embankments to stop at Goldstone at the start of Woodseaves Cutting. Only one stop today at the Anchor Inn for a lunchtime pint in this unspoilt isolated pub, which survives on its canal and caravan traffic.

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