Two minutes later we were on an aqueduct over a road and in another five minutes there was another horse bridge and the towpath was back on the right again.
It was a very rural walk until midday, so much so that there was no where to find refreshment until we reached Kidsgrove.
There was more activity today on both the canal and the towpath. A lttle way along we went past Ramsdell Hall which a local said was up for sale (£2,000,000). It was on the other side of the canal to the towpath. There is a lon fence of historical interest opposite it.
A little further on bridge 92 was showing significant structural damage. A truck or car probably struck the wall.
Half an hour before lunch we passed the first lock of the day. It only had a very small fall. We thought it might be something to do with the approaching junction with the Trent and Mersey Canal. Ten minutes later our canal (Macclesfield) passed over two aqueducts. One over a road and then over the Trent and Mersey Canal which presumably turned left and descended to join it. We took a short cut down a staircase, before the aqueduct and walked west for about 200m to a set of locks and a pub where we had lunch.
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