Very grey and overcast to start the day. We set off about 8.45, hoping no-one else would be heading to the water point yet — and indeed no-one appeared to be heading anywhere. While the tank filled, we got the washing machine going, and I walked down to the chandlery and got a big sack of logs. When we were done, we plodded along the familiar couple of miles to Hurleston Junction, turned around, and tied up on the moorings just to the south. The rings are poorly spaced and there’s a Shroppie shelf, but it’s a nice spot.
This afternoon we went for a walk and bumped into the Debdale owners who bought our share 15 years ago. As they were stationary, we were able to have a chat for the first time. The sun came out during the afternoon and it’s been pleasantly warm.
2 miles, 0 locks. (53 miles, 26 locks)
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