A lot of locks again

We left our mooring this morning to another fine day and straight into the locks, our first lock did cause us a bit of a problem because the pounds above was quiet low , and I needed to go to the next lock and empty it so we had enough water to carry on once pass this all of the other locks were fine.

The canal here is quiet open with farmland spanning both sides.

We pass Sandbach a market town which again is a salt town, which houses to Saxon crosses in the market place. 

We carry on through more locks and Denise was told that about a week ago the flight was closed as someone had hanged there self in the lock, which is a bit sad.

Under the M6 again and more locks, people calls this stretch " heartbreak hill" bot the old canal boatman know them as Cheshire locks.

We moor up the night at Rode Heath knowing that more locks need to be tackled tomorrow, and sample a shandy in " the Broughton Arms" a nice pub with a nice menu, and back to the boat for dinner .

A lot of youngsters will not know what this. Person does..