I think that David has got it. The Grantham canal in the Ladybay area of West Bridgford, Nottingham.
Has anyone any ideas on my other one? - The chimney is the remains of a colliery
This is the bridge that Spectacturly failed under test.
https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/m60-bridge-collapse-video-barton-11355496
There was a railway lift bridge in Leicester on the railway to Swannington. Its history can be found here. http://nigeltout.com/html/the-stephenson-lifting-bridge.html
I would go downhill to Middlewich.
Don't forget to stop at Nantwich for the good shops - its worth the walk to the town centre.
Stop at Penkridge for Jaspers bakery - cakes to die for.
To many of my friends it was always know as The Hopeless Newark (anagram). The beer and food was never good in later years. The White Horse at Birstall is fine.
Our stainless tank used to bang when being filled. Eventually a weld failed - new tank then needed. So beware!!
Investigate where the breather is -it might mean dismantling part of your bed
There is an excellent book which covers the use of various mortars in buildings and many other things as well. Pete Ward The Warm Dr Home available from Heritage-house.org This also a good website with a lot of information on it. I act as an architectural advisor to a college which is the custodian of three listed buildings and the book and web site are where I look if I have a problem which I can't solve from my extensive knowledge of such buildings
This is an interesting property on the river Trent between Cranfleet cut and Beeston.
https://www.auctionestates.co.uk/property/prickle-pin-lodge-trent-side-barton-in-fabis-nottingham-ng11-0bl-293290?fbclid=IwY2xjawKT1UNleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETBDdlhtVzNtdDBhbHp5R1d2AR7kwXmw7J8BiVGCOqSGA4_-qRUapnRBzNQ41-d0V5QEbYAMlHNqlS2Fks5Tnw_aem_UJqlWKYX4qPl83LYP68xJg
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