TALES OF ROADS, DOUBLE VISION AND MINISTRY

Mandy is already on the ferry back from Ireland, Hil won her competition at the advanced dressage event on Sunday although she was disappointed in the marks as her horse was being a bit wilful, mind you hers was the only entry, this can happen at top levels when there aren't that many who qualify to go through. I bet it is a bit choppy out there on the Irish Sea. I got the post ready and dropped it off and then carried on to Runcorn and Widnes, both similar locations to before but then again different so of particular interest. With the M56 Expressway junction now finished the shots from the former roundabout which was so useful have gone but standing to the south side as they come out to either head towards Chester or Frodsham  I got the sun in a good position and there seemed to be plenty of lorries.

The other session afterwards was over the new Mersey Crossing and thus required two tolls paying by internet. The temporary diversion at Stobarts inland Port is spot on, some sun but could have stood more as it was cold in the bitter chill. I got two programmes out of the days filming and thus done something to boost the lorry releases which will see more work at the weekend with both Llandudno and Truckfest at Peterborough. Here are the initial shots from Runcorn tomorrow a wealth of Stobart. Its nearly time to head off for Chester, this may be my last ministry course session as the reading and typing is very difficult, there is only the one session left after the bank holiday, another chapter closes.