What a wonderful day on the Leeds Liverpool

  Following on from an incredible sunset in Leeds we have had a glorious day to climb up the various staircase locks out of Leeds to end up in great countryside. The green route out of Leeds is truly lovely. We are now just past Rodley…

What lovely day to start the season on

The first cruise of the season starts today and it's a glorious morning. Sun, ducks and plenty of water in the canal!

Baby May born

Gina's first grandchild, Nicks second,  May, was born this week, 7lbs 7ozs(all the ladies always ask the weight!). Mother and baby well, and Gina and Nick ecstatic. A Lovely start to 2017.

Just added new YouTube Video of Lay Teal stuff

#HotelBoat #LeedsLiverpool Lady Teal video added to the Lady Teal YouTube channel. Well not a lot to say, we have been relaxing! But we have also put together a little YouTube slide show about Lady Teal, click here to view it. We have not…

“00 years of Leeds Liverpool Gala Dinner

Gala dinner for Leeds Liverpool Bicentenary last night, great fun.

Having a nice break

Apologies to those on facebook who have already seen this, but I am putting it on the website blog. A glass of wine, or two, to celebrate the end of another super season with great guests.

End of 2016 season

@MarketingLancs Well we have finished the 2016 season and over the next week or so I will publish a summary and photos of our travels. Right now its time for a wind down and glass of wine! We would like to extend a huge thank you to those of…

Lovely Lunch and overnight Night Mooring in Lovely Lancashire

Well in lovely Lancashire lots of lovely spots to have lunch and to moor.  

Bright starts and rainbows

Well the day started well with a lovely morning on the curly wurlies, then it was sunshine, showers and rainbows. I do wonder how much the working boatmen enjoyed the scenery. Whilst they worked hard the environment was quiet for the horse…

Morning on Lady Teal looking at the Dales

What a gorgeous morning. Lady Teal is moored overlooking the Dales on what are know locally as the curly wurlies. The canal meanders around the high contour avoiding the need for locks, aqueducts or tunnels. Lovely for us but the boatmen hated…