We travelled all of 4 miles & 3 swing bridges from Rufford to
Tarleton to spend the day with Heather on her birthday. Heather &
Jason both had the day off, dropped the kids at school & came to
Tarleton to open Town Swing Bridge for us.
So our biggest baby absolutely loved having the ducks all to herself
without her 3 babies wanting to feed them.
It was a very misty morning and the kingfishers kept us company along
the way, but just too far away to take a snap.
There were lovely reflections going under Bank Bridge.
The trees are in bud, so spring is on the way.
Last weekend we strolled over the misty & very water logged
Lancashire moss to Croston.
As you can imaging we were very thirsty and had to have a couple of
pints when we got there. It was just over an 8 mile round walk.
It was eerie
seeing the tops of the wind turbines but not their stands!!
Anglezarke Moor in the distance at Chorley kept popping in and out of
the mist.
Last Monday we caught the train to Liverpool for the day. We gave
blood, mooched around the city and had tea & cake with our
friends that have a winter mooring in Salthouse Dock.
In the evening we attended ‘Weaverpool’ a craft group held in the
up-stairs of ‘10 Streets Market’, housed in an old warehouse.
10 Streets is an area backing onto the old disused docks, which is
earmarked for a regeneration project. It was a varied group of young
and old, doing knitting, weaving, embroidery, needle felting and
spinning.
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