BRASSO A PINT OF JERSEY AND A POTATO

Mooring off-grid pre-supposes availability of a pint of milk.  This in turn pre-supposes  availability of an adjacent shop and a sign indicating how to find it.  Recent experience during my passage through Stockton and Bascote locks in both directions highlights the need to review ... 

Fetching up at Bridge37 I had enough milk to be going on with but need Brasso.  I am in special needs ... I also want a potato with impeccable terroir.  I want a spud grown in Warwickshire so I can boil it and taste it. 

That's all. 

For the past few months I have been close to Daventry Waitrose and it has Brasso, Jersey milk and local potatoes sold in ones ... During the descent this week I failed to find shops adjacent to the cut without considerable trouble and when I did they had no Brasso.  Not Long Itchington, Not Radford Semele, Not in your nelly ... or real milk for that matter ...

Settling in at B37 a first priority was to set out my village which I did.  The methodology is explained at this hyperlink  I found a shop that sells 'milk' within minutes opposite me across the canal.  Just beyond it TWO bus stops, one to ASDA other to 'town'  Just up the road is a whole industrial estate just up the road.  Sunday a boot sale in an adjacent primary school.  

WIP 20.32 Fri.7th at GU Bridge 37
where I am polishing this blog without Brasso
while drinking my tea without Jersey Gold Top
and plotting how to get a Warwickshire spud
where the only Waitrose is in Banbury ...