Terry Waite visited Saddleworth Museum at 1.30 on April 6th. The clogs were taken by the Horseboating Society on the last stage of the voyage, on board horse-drawn "Maria". Terry then joined the boat at Roaches Lock for the final mile to Mossley, where he arrived around 3.30 pm.
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| The Voyage of Terry Waite's Clogs (4) |
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Right: The horseboat "Maria" approaches Lock 13W, Mossley on final section of the clogs' journey.
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Left: Terry Waite and Roy Etchells leave "Maria" at Bottoms Wharf, Mossley, to be greeted by the Uppermill Band and a large crowd.
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The Uppermill Band, with Jim Hunter of Emmaus, precede Terry up the hill to Longlands Mill, home of Emmaus Mossley.
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Left: The clogs are handed over to Terry by Sue Jones from Walkley's Clogs, Hebden Bridge.
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Right: Terry tries out his new clogs with Roy, Sue and members of the Mossley Morris Men and the Rose and Clog ladies clog dancers.
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The clogs will be on display for a time at the Industrial Heritage Centre, Emmaus , Longlands Mill, Queen Street, Mossley.