http://www.tuesdaynightclub.co.uk/Tour_03/index.html Trent and Mersey, Staffs and Worcs Canal, Eturia

Not so much a report.........more a bumper crop of thumbnailed piccies. The Upper Peak Forest (lot of

Tuesday 29th July 2003 It was a reasonable morning weatherwise, so we started off during the

Happy birthday, Neil. It's not so bad being 50. Only half a century. Honest. Mike and I both survived it, within two weeks of each other. Funny

than the TNC..........you really MUST chose your boating friends more carefully! ;-) -- Neil Arlidge - NB Earnest - just Chester City Council and the IWPS left to upset...... Follow

In news:r98o7TIrawj$IwDp@scars.org.uk, David Long typed: >I'll send a pic to fubc... GRRRRRR! -- Andy B for personal replies, given email

of the TNC at http://www.tuesdaynightclub.co.uk > Superb set of photos, pity we were down your end when you were up our end. -- ATB Ken NB Magic www.ukcanals.net www.mmbc.biz

The rest of the HNC + Ashton +Rochdale 9. http://www.tuesdaynightclub.co.uk/Tour_03/index.html Next

interior shots), preparations for passage. Plus Diggle to Stalybridge. -- Neil Arlidge - NB Earnest Follow the travels of the TNC at http://www.tuesdaynightclub.co.uk

Another update done, this time up to Slaithwaite on the HNC. Rather extensive thumbnailed images on

The first part of the 2003 Tour is now up at: http://www.tuesdaynightclub.co.uk/Tour_03/index.html

8th August 2003 Muggy overcast morning with not much dew. We shoved off at 06:50 and was greeted by a bold mink scampering over the top gate, as we were closing the bottom gates. No traffic

-- Neil Arlidge -Monday 4th August 2003 It was going to be a short day, so late start from Cheddleton

Friday 1st August 2003 The WWW got up earlyish and manually pulled back Earnest into the Whalley

Monday 21st July 2003 (cont) Seeing as the Chesterfield was so weed free we carried on past the White

Subject: TNC On Tour 2003 17 - The Lanky and Leeds and Liverpool (XP) >From: "Neil Arlidge" neil@tuesdaynightclub.co.uk >Date: 21/07/2003 05:27 GMT Daylight Time

11th July 2003 (cont) That evening we wandered into town quite early and found the previously "closed due to flood" Weatherspoon's open for business. As usual an on

Neil Arlidge wrote: > Eskdale narrow gauge railway), by mainline Cumbrian coast railway. > Left Carnforth at 17:50 bound for Hest Bank. The rain

Sunday 6th July 2003 (At Lancaster cont) The "Water Witch" was only half full, but still

Sunday 6th July 2003 The pub last night (Victoria) was a bit full when we arrived at 08:00, so Neil

Marina. > > -- > Neil Arlidge - NB Earnest - currently in plastic boat heaven - the Lanky! > Follow the travels of the TNC at http://www.tuesdaynightclub.co.uk > >

5th July 2003 Neil decided to miss the hoards at Bridge 26 (rather busy this Lanky Canal) and leave a bit smartish, so shoved off on his own at 08:00. Past Bilsborrow at 10:15. Dull sort

27th June 2003 This was a recovery day / day off. Neil, Peter W and Martin W went to the East Lancs Steam Railway at Bury via Tram (a bit of an annual TNC pilgrimage). Motive power was one engine

29 Jun 2003 13:31:07 +0100, Molly > wrote: > > >In article at 10:12:27 on > >Sun, 29 Jun 2003, Brian J Goggin wrote: > > > >>On Sun, 29 Jun 2003 11:01

Thursday 26th June 2003 Bit of a NPBC cruise day really (Would that moaning Minnie Steve Haywood

not been on the Dee. I would prefere to use the TNCFA NB Frogmoore II, with Ed along. -- Neil Arlidge - NB Earnest Follow the travels of the TNC at http://www.tuesdaynightclub.co.uk

Friday 20th June 2003 (cont) Walked up onto tram bridge over bypass and walked into town. Stopped at

Thursday 19th June 2003 Rather windy day with few rain showers. Left Goole moorings (non VM) at 08:15

20th June 2003 Earlyish morning start from Sprotborough at 07:35. Overcast, cold and very windy................a bit different from down south and what the WWW promised! Neil started

17th June 2003 (cont) Keadby Locky would not answer his fone to let him know we were at the M180 Bridge. Neil foned Sue at Stockwith to check number, but she assured me this was the right