Shebdon Embankment to Plardiwick Bridge via the Grub Street Cutting and Norbury Junction #narrowboat #England

Aye, well. ‘Appen as reckon as mebbe. Yesterday’s cruising saw the Cardinal and I past the opening salvo of the … More

To put my current cruisings into context and perspective – maps! #narrowboat #England

For the short version of where the Cardinal and I have been and where we are headed, ignore the text and … More

Woodseaves Cutting. Not so much, I think, of a “cutting” as it is a “slash”. Narrow isn’t the word for … More

After leaving the bright lights of moorings in Market Drayton the Cardinal and I mooched through a somewhat narrow cutting and … More

Escaping the attentions of Gertrude, the 007-licensed Government Attack-Cow, of our previous moorings came at a price. The Adderley Locks, … More

Cheshire, Shropshire, whatever county it is that I was in. Lush, green, intensively farmed, and virtually devoid of mobile interwebnet … More

There are some rather nifty moorings, sans Shroppie Shelf, betwixt locks 3 and 2, so one has bunged oneself on … More

Book boost, initial sharing and wotnot ✓ Rubbish & recycling ✓ Stove ashes ✓ Gazunders ✓ Potable water ✓ Main water tank ✓ Visit from … More

Originally posted on Smorgasbord Blog Magazine:
A warm welcome to another new author to the Cafe and Bookstore – Ian Hutson who…

Who would have thunk it, eh? After all of these years, a design-flaw is discovered in the wheel… To wit: … More

After a few days of somewhat vigorous autumnal breezes the Arsenal Villa end of Storm Callum has arrived, bringing with him … More

Her Flop-Bottied Majesty’s The Meteorological Office speaks lies. I ought to have read this in yester-yestereve’s cloud formations at dusk. … More