The time has arrived for our annual holiday, although the blog is a little after the event, we felt we still needed to record it on the blog. Photos are mainly of the Caldon as we have put that many on already of the Trent and Mersey. We set off on Friday 28 June with friends Paul and Jo on nb Repent at Leisure, heading for Trent Lock at tea time, just managing to moor before the rain. After that we were very lucky with the weather and it got hotter and hotter.
Great Haywood Junction, heading towards Stoke on Trent
Nice to see the kilns still preserved in Stoke
Sharp U turn from the lock on to the Caldon Canal
Statue of James Brindley at Etruria
Bedford Street staircase lock at the start of the Caldon, 19’3”
Obstruction, the site of a light railway swing bridge
Hazelhurst Locks
Hazelhurst Aquaduct, the Leek arm above
Flint Mill
The River Churnet
Moored at Consall Forge
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