Watched the Lions v Hurricanes before we pulled pins, a good game even though the result wasn't what Gatland would want.
After a few descent days of weather we were back in jeans and fleeces.
Farmland both sides of the canal until we are through Newbold tunnel then we are at the outer residential areas of Rugby. At Brownsover opposite the water point there are new mooring rings at 10 foot intervals nearly all the way to bridge 59, a welcome addition for those wanting to stop for Tesco's.
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| Bridge art. |
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| Desperate farmers illegal poppy field! |
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| Brownsover ring |
We stopped for a couple of days in Hillmorton there's a handy Co-op and post office close by. This morning we treated ourselves to a full english at the
Canalchef, proprietor Lesley said she could tell we were 'boaters' because we took our tea without milk or sugar! .......Nah she probably saw the cork orb attached to my keys.
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| NB Badsey outside Canalchef |
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| Canalchef |
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| St. John the Baptist - Hillmorton |
The graveyard appears to of been cleared and lawned and the headstones now all line the outer fence
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