The NWCL put on a groundhop this week.
It is very popular and gates increase by 300 on the back of it.
FC St Helens hosted on Friday, Longridge and Garstang on Saturday, but Squires Gate and AFC Blackpool were both postponed.
Euxton Villa and Charnock Richard tomorrow weather permitting.
Now made it to 200 grounds with a visit to Abbey Hulton Utd - NWCFL South in a cup game that was comical by the one sidedness off the match and the terrible finishing from Abbey Hulton.
They won 3-1, but it should have been double figures - two posts, a crossbar and numerous one on one's missed or saved.
Leamington stands out as being in the middle of nowhere. The Sat nav told me I was there a mile before I arrived and there was no stopping on the nearby roads, so the only option was the car park which was not obvious to find in the dark.
Barnoldswick is a tiny town in East Lancs and access was via very narrow winding roads, which were scary when a vehicle came the other way. The ground was around 400m off the main road down two unlit dirt roads and the car park was full, so that created a scary walk. The ground was actually decent with a lovely stone built covered terrace.
TNS - the dominant club in the Welsh Premier league for years are actually in England. About a mile outside Oswestry again in a very rural setting. They have two fantastic stands and the rest is just a concrete path and despite their success, they are the worst supported club in the league.