Just beyond Congleton we saw a boat through a bridge that looked like it might be coming towards us, then it pulled to the side and Shane drove through the bridge. There were two boats – one boat being held by ropes and was possibly about to moor. It had 3 flags on its tiller that looked like Yorkshire, England and a red ensign with a union jack in the corner. The other, behind, was a boat we have seen before called Aye Oop, also flying a flag but while the boat seemed to have a regional accent, it didn’t have a regional flag. I asked the woman at the helm what her flag stood for, as she pulled out to go under the bridge, and she called out proudly “Women on Barges!” I gave her a cheer!