We
were a bit late getting up this morning – our alarm clock overslept!! I think Muffin must have been exhausted
yesterday and he just couldn’t wake up!
Afternoon siesta |
We
moored up on Biddulph Aqueduct which was probably about the first really open
part in our short trip.
In
the afternoon I caught the train back to Macclesfield to collect my new
glasses. I have to say that Specsavers
were extremely good with the service I received. The glasses were ordered and received back in
Winchester in six days. I got a phone
call to say that they would be couriered up to Macclesfield that night. I got a phone call from Macclesfield the next
day to say they had arrived. So a seven
day service which included getting them from one end of the country to the
other. The only problem is that they
aren’t right!! My old ones were
occupational lenses (intermediate at the top and reading at the bottom) and
these are only intermediate – great for the laptop but I have to change them to
read L
View of the viaduct from the boat |
I
had a good wander round Macclesfield and got soaked! I was at the cash machine when the rain
started to hammer down. I was in mid
transaction so couldn’t stop! In that
short time I looked like a drowned rat.
My
train got back into Congleton about 4.30pm and there was Richard and Muffin
waiting to meet us. There were quite a
few people getting off the train and Muffin was eagerly watching for me – he went
berserk when he saw me, anyone would think that I had been gone for a week!!
Just a nice photo! |
Richard
cooked dinner tonight – an unusual event!
Mind you it was only a scrummy homemade pie that I had bought on the
market in Macclesfield. Richard did say
that he really ought to stretch his culinary skills so I need to find a nice
easy recipe for him now J
Bosley
Bottom Lock to Biddulph Aqueduct
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