We set off about 10am on quite a windy morning , often blowing at 35mph, it made winding by the disused lock mouth interesting as I had to get round bow to wind. I know what I should have done, but I didn’t. We headed down stream under the railway viaduct, I found out yesterday that the peregrine falcons have successfully hatched this year.
We carried on as far as Sutton swing bridge where we stopped to dump rubbish (one of the only two locations on the river) and have lunch, as well as doing the holiday blog and Diana going for a walk. We left there about half two passing the Frodsham Cruising Club with what looks like their permanent temporary foot bridge across the entrance.
We pushed on in the wind, at least the sun kept popping out to see us to moor for the night on Marsh Lock mooring pontoon ready for tomorrow morning .
Today’s Journey 6½ with no locks in 2 hours
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