A few more pictures of our journey up to Brum...
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| The first lock is the hardest |
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| A surprising rural stretch between industrial estates |
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| A goose joined us for a stroll, and even refused breakfast! |
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| Heron escaped us by flying to the top of Cincinnati roof |
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| Heading under an industrial unit |
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| Nope, not got a clue what it is |
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| 1820'S bridge under 1970's bridge |
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| Still even got the old iron corner protector with deep rope gouges |
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| You don't get much more industrial than that! Looks like a level of a computer game |
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| No way were getting through there |
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| Rubble and car seats exposed |
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| Possibly old grinding wheels, I know they we're used a lot in many Sheffield foundations |
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| A bit more water, ducks now making use of the car seat |
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| One of the four narrowboats we saw all day |
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| See, traffic cones in pairs again |
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| Refilling the pound |
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| Quite a side wash from some of them |
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| Heading under the railway station |
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| Cuckoo wharf |
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| locks under flats and offices |
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| Last few semi underground ones |
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| Deb catching up - nearly there now |
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| We've arrived! 14 days free mooring |
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