Who cares, it was a lovely day whatever the season!
Yesterday was a bit damp and gloomy, but it gave me a chance to get the roof scrubbed off. You can’t do it when it’s warm and sunny, much as you’d prefer to, because the mucky water dries before you get to rinse off.
Clean roof as we pass under the disused railway bridge near Bosworth Field.
This carried the line from Moira Junction to Nuneaton, part of which is now The Battlefield Line.
The roof was scuffed and mucky from carrying logs. There’s not much chance of collecting more now.
Just good friends…
It started out wet, but by the time we were ready to go we were having good spells of sunshine. A pity about the brisk westerly, without that it would have been quite warm, shorts weather in fact!
It’s all go at Market Bosworth as the new marina starts to take shape…
The 150-berth marina is due to open later this year.
The work on the entrance has temporarily closed the moorings and water point on Bosworth Wharf.
Fine weather for cruising
No Problem follows us under Bridge 45
We pulled in just short of Shackerstone, 4 miles from the terminus. We’ll do the last bit tomorrow morning.
Shackerston village across the fields.
Locks 0, miles 6½
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