At the moment there is a big fund raising campaign in Audlem for "Mend my Mum" – to raise funds to send a very special lady, who has a very rare form of cancer, to America for treatment not available here on the NHS. I always feel a bit in awe of people who attempt fundraising like that as
Very exciting today – our new flag poles have arrived and Colin has spent the day plucking up the courage to go out in the torrential rain to put them up (I'll steer well clear of any kind of 'erection' jokes at this stage!) In fact we were treating the whole thing with quite a degree of
Sad week this week. One of our moorers, John Wood, who was also a family friend, sadly passed away on Friday morning. It was something of a shock and the office was a very subdued place for the rest of the day. John has been with us since we opened and loved to do a bit of gardening here and there,
Well I lasted for a week and a half – then I got so mind numbingly bored at home (I'm not allowed to lift anything heavier than a kettle for ages – which leads to an interesting debate about "how heavy is a kettle"?) there was nothing for it but to head for the marina. I can't drive
I can't believe what fantastic weather we're having again (should I say that quietly so I don't jinx it?!) Not only has the sun been shining but we've hardly had any wind so the marina has looked like a mill pond. It's incredibly relaxing to be near the water when it's like that.
It's quite hard to sit and write this. We're a very sad family this week. Angus's father, our beloved Richard died last week. He has been very poorly, suffering from motor neurone disease, and even though you know it's going to happen at some point fairly soon nothing really can prepare
I'm just pondering whether or not we should do an Ice Bucket Challenge at the marina in aid of the Motor Neurone Disease Association (my father in law Richard sadly has this awful disease). The weekend after next one of the men at the farm Paul Cliffe, and his wife Wendy will be running the Great
It feels like evey time I go into the Overwater office at the moment someone has either grown and beard or shaved it off – I just can't keep up! First it was Colin who kept his Movember beard then arrived back after holidays completely clean shaven (I just couldn't put my finger in what was so)
You'd think that this time of year might be our busiest but in actual fact as soon as the sun begins to shine the boats begin to move and things can actually get a bit quieter. To take advantage of this we nipped of to Devon for a week's family holiday. Family war might actually have been the
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