So we had an amazing meal at Lukes. Being American, Roberto fell asleep half way through the meal, but Sophie was making up for it by being the party animal!
I saw the Swing Commanders in the theatre in Ramsbottom. I haven't seen them since they played in Great Harwood, which must have been five years ago. They were better than I remember, a great night of music.
Having fit the remaining radiators to the boat, and cured all the leaks, I now have a toasty hot boat with ridiculously hot water. The water pressure is too much for the basin, so I have fitted pressure reducing valves to both hot and cold. I don't know how much of a difference this will make, but we will see once the plumbing is finished.
I went up to Edinburgh and had a couple of beers near the Queens Hall, before I saw Lau, who were far better than they were in Manchester.
On the train back, I decided to draw up a list of jobs that need doing on the boat, thinking this will help me organise what I am doing. By the time I got to Chorley, I had ten pages of jobs. I decided that a list of jobs to be done is daunting, and is probably not a good idea.
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