Incredibly it's eleven years to the day that we had a 'farewell for now' party in NZ before heading to UK for our first six-month narrowboating adventure ...
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Life on land
Day Twelve – Essential Services Without Movement
Today we were very lucky to have the Fuel Boat Halsall on this route to provide us with many of our essential services - our heroes once again. Thank you so much Lee and Roberta for emptying our loo, filling our diesel, and providing us with coal for the fire. We kept our distances, and … Continue reading Day Twelve – Essential Services Without Movement
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Day Eleven – A Walk Up Hurleston Locks
Today we walked up Hurleston Locks, which opened on Friday after almost 5 months of repairs. Then another lovely family Skype this time in UK ...
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Day Ten – Connecting With Family
Today we moved from Nantwich - initially to fill up with water. Then to get away from the almost constant foot-traffic outside the boat ...
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Day Nine – We’re All In This Together
Walking into Nantwich today to stock up on fresh fruit and vegetables, I noticed a real sense of "we're all in this together". Keep safe everyone ...
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Day Eight – Focussing On The Positives And People
I believe there's so many positive things to share during this 'crisis', people showing up and sharing resources. And I swear the sky is so much clearer ...
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Day Seven – Such A Sense Of Stillness
It’s quite surreal isn’t it? This sense of stillness, and soothing sort of calm, that’s descended on the world? Here on the embankment in Nantwich we can look over the towpath, a few roads, paths and the Canal Centre. There’s hardly a soul in sight. An occasional car, van or lorry. Fewer people walking past … Continue reading Day Seven – Such A Sense Of Stillness
