Thanks for the memories. I lived next to Barmby (Asselby) for 10 years and loved every cold, wet, hot and sweaty (thunderbug) moment. We have walked that riverbank many times with our long passed dogs. Now we walk the Tehachapi men’s with our Yankees dogs. Pahale
Lookin' good, Capt'n. Wahl clippers, mirror and #2 (or #3) for beard, side & back and #8 - #6 for top. And patience. And a vacuum cleaner. All my wife or teenage kid need help me on is the neckline trim. I've missed the socialisation of the barber but saved time and money going DYI. I'm enjoying your adventure. My friend from my youth has just taken ownership of his brand new bespoke narrowboat in Sheffield and are starting their own adventure to take it 'home' to the Thames shortly. I am sooo envious of you, David (Cruising the Cut), and now him.
Hi Jo Michael, got to say you look a lot younger with the new look beard ,I like it,you sure had gd conditions so still ,great information jo as always. You voice is so crisp and clear , That was a very interesting trip most enjoyable thank for the lift
Beautiful scenery guys, thanks again.....plus great history Jo...ps Michael love the new look...it looks great ....twas looking a little fuzzy & busy ....:)
Love the beard trim Micheal, was slightly concerned when Jo first said you’d gone, then you popped up again. You two are a great team. 😍 great video 🙋♀️👍😊
Cawood is pronounced Kay-Wood. I lived there, in the row of houses by the river until I was 3. My gran and Uncle still live there. Lovely village. Another great, and very interesting video. Good to see everything from another perspective. Thanks Guys! We must have missed you at Naburn by a couple of days. I was stood where you moored with my little lad watching the fish a couple of weeks ago. Ps. The Swan has an app, you can order and pay on, and will bring beer and food to you if required 😉 If you need any shopping delivering to you, the offers there 👌 Must be difficult when you're rural, although you've probably stocked up now.
Cheers guys makes you look a lot younger. Have fond memories of staying at Naburn lock it gets very busy. Looking forward to your cruise into York which I did last year. York is a lovely city with so much to see. I did some of my teacher training in Ripon so I knew most of the pubs quite well great place too so looking forward to seeing that too. Been great to spend time cruising on the Ashby the last three weeks. Take care you three cheers Alan x.
OK OK OK! You win. You are now my most favorite Narrowboat VLOG. I have always enjoyed your travels but have really enjoyed them since lockdown ended..
Great vlog! You two are always in depth at explain8ng your movements on the canals. That is great for those of us that have never been near a canal. You are so informative on history of the canals, narrowboats, England's landmarks and everything you encounter. I love your vlogs. Love your relationship too. The two of you compliment one another beautifully. George is one lucky pup! Michael I love the beard trimmed❣ It has to feel better in the heat and it looks great ❣ Thanks for sharing all your adventures with us. ☮❤😄 💐🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤❤❤💐
Looking forward to seeing this journey as we did the same journey some 10 years ago but we came out at Selby having spent a couple of Days there waiting for the Tidal Bore to go past
Very trim and smart Michael! When you re-grow it, I see you as more a ZZ Top, than a Bolshevik! Beautiful river trip! We stayed at the Naburn lock campsite last year, very pleasant!
Unnecessary fear.... holds back the lovely, until you go.... I was impressed with how alone on the river , not to much traffic. The beardlessness scared away the tourists.
More beautiful filming, thank you. I especially like the unforgettable views of sky and river-reflected sky that nearly join, almost surreal in places, as if you were floating through the sky.
Beautiful cruise on a great day! And Michael, I'm about 2 months ahead of you with the beard. For the first time in 30 years I have more hair on the top of my head than on my face. Feels weird. But my wife says she's OK with a ponytail as long as I maintain the goatee look. But it's too much maintenance.
Great blog guys Selby council.bought the toll bridge off the previous owners and removed the tolls as it congested the whole town That's the first time I have been under the bridge at cawood been ove r many times seen flooding there well up the light posts on the wooden structures which is probably why those pontoons are a mess There was also a castle at cawood Cardinal Wolsey is reputed to have some connection with it .Naburn is lovely apart from the sewage works which used to absolutely stink my grandad used to light his pipe up to fill the car up with smell of tobacco that was better than the sewage. We once passed a car parked in the opposite gateway having a picnic
Enjoyed the vid, brought back some great memories of when i used to waterski there. By the way, White Cross Ski Club is the one you passed with the really wide slipway just past Cawood Bridge. The pontoons you pointed out as being White Cross, are actually Naburn Grange Ski Club, or at least they were when i used to waterski there 30 years ago
Michael you look great! Jo, great narration. Very informative as always. As an amateur historian, I really love hearing about the history of the places y'all are passing. Don't know if I've asked this before, but what is the music you use in the videos. It's really beautiful and calming. Thanks for taking us along! Cheers! DonP
"Ah" .... great day for a river cruse. You are right about the water being glass calm. The bridges looked interesting. The beard looks great Michael. My wife is after me to do the same as you have done. Mine is not as long as yours was, but should be shortened as it has not been touched since before lock down. Stay safe you "3".
As always you soothe my mood with all the lovely scenery. Thanks for all the info of the areas you pass through. You are really getting quite good at this.
The windbreak beard, that's one to add to the list! Now you know what a sheep feels like after it has been sheared. I enjoyed the cruise, very relaxing. York is a lovely place to visit, sad that you wouldn't have been able to visit the museums. Stay safe you three
Hi guys... good to see you are all well... another great vlog... loved the cruise... Jo your voice over comentary as you guys cruise is really great for us tourists as we get to learn and enjoy the journey with you... would have been fun to see what your SOW was relative to your SOG running with the rising tide... thanks for sharing and keep safe until the next one...
Good to see you two are still alive and kicking. Wish we could go there and get out of here where our leader doesn't care about all the dead, won't do anything meaningful, and is only concerned with holding onto power at all costs.
I feel for you. It is far from perfect here and but yes what is going on over there is truly shocking! I hope we provided a few moments of escape from reality! Take care!
Thanks for another extremely enjoyable cruise with great educational commentary and "fun facts" from Jo. Great fun seeing and learning about parts of the country i am unlikely to visit.
OMG! Michael has a neck! LOL! Looking good. Being in a state here in US that seems bent on being in the top 5 virus states (our governor is fully opening everything on Monday), please continue to stay safe and healthy. It’s Day 143 since we started wearing masks and limiting trips away from the house. Guess we’ll being doing all the precautions for the longer haul. Pats for George. Thanks for the vlogs to help brighten my day both here and on Maximum Velocity!
Sorry to hear you are having such a tough time. The way that governments are handling this situation is truly shocking. Thinking of you guys! Stay safe!
Another great vid, interesting to see the Selby Railway bridge as this used to carry the East Coast main line between Doncaster & York prior to the Selby diversion, could be a bit of a bottleneck for the heavy ECML traffic in its day!
@@MinimalList according to my research "The east coast main line today" published 1985, the Selby diversion was completed for the 1984/1985 timetable...the only bottleneck to this day for the ECML is the Welwyn viaduct
Your 'wave' is called a tidal-bore. The most famous being in Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada from the Bay of Fundy, which has the world's highest tides.
Yeah, technically this one I was talking about is not a bore, it’s just the tide proper, the Goole does get an actual bore wave occasionally, known locally as an Aegir, but it only forms on particularly high tides. As bores go I’m not sure Moncton’s is as famous anymore, on sheer number of tourists, as the Qiantang Bore, which hits 9m and 40kph and is just nuts to watch. Here in England the Severn Bore is the largest and most famous, though it’s a trickle compared to the Chinese one. M
Another note -- When you get to the Western Portal of the Standedge Tunnel and George needs grooming, theres an excellent grooming parlour right at the carpark at the Western end entrance to the Tunnel at Diggle. Just saying. Safe sailings.
I was going to alert you to your mispronounciation of Cawood but found I've been beaten to it. Thars int Yurksheer na, no longer in the posh sarf! Keep up the good work though.
I was just wondering, did the beard clippings go in the Derwent? Some poor canal boat captain will be cleaning his prop and wondering what the heck he found 😀
I agree with other comments. The trimmed beard makes you look younger. Probably cooler for the summer too. :-) Okay this is an edit...maybe not cooler. At the end of the outtakes I think you meant full Gandalf!
Excellent and informative about an area I hardly know. Never moved so far north when I had my narrowboat, so I find this very interesting. By the way, who is the young man you're with Jo? (End of 'beard' comments - promise!)
The trim looks good. I do mine at about 3 month intervals. Going to York? I would live to visit the National Railroad Museum there. It opens on Aug 4. Also, what is an estimate of the number of locks that you have gone through? You have had lots of ups and downs on this adventure. It has been enjoyable to join you on it. At 7:15 Jo said that the boat was heeling slightly. Might that also be described as "minimal list"?
We prefer a more minimal list to that! Sadly all the museums in York were still closed in our return trip. We will have to go back at some point in the future.
2 years on from this vlog, you wouldnt believe the amount of wood debris floating up and down the same tidal stretch, not the pleasant cruise that you had.
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Thanks for the memories. I lived next to Barmby (Asselby) for 10 years and loved every cold, wet, hot and sweaty (thunderbug) moment. We have walked that riverbank many times with our long passed dogs. Now we walk the Tehachapi men’s with our Yankees dogs.
Pahale
Ahh, the Tehachapi... you’ve gotten a fair distance from the cold and wet at least! M
Much better Michael! As a beard wearer myself I always feel better when I trim my beard.
Love your new look, Michael & it’s neater!! 👍🏻😁
I like the new look, Michael! Great cruise today.
Thank you & thank you! 😊
Lookin' good, Capt'n. Wahl clippers, mirror and #2 (or #3) for beard, side & back and #8 - #6 for top. And patience. And a vacuum cleaner. All my wife or teenage kid need help me on is the neckline trim. I've missed the socialisation of the barber but saved time and money going DYI. I'm enjoying your adventure.
My friend from my youth has just taken ownership of his brand new bespoke narrowboat in Sheffield and are starting their own adventure to take it 'home' to the Thames shortly. I am sooo envious of you, David (Cruising the Cut), and now him.
DIY is definitely cheaper but looking forward to when it is safe to get a trim from a pro again! Exciting times for you friend in Sheffield!
Where has the Yeti gone ,looks 10 years younger
I loved the mention of Dick Turpin. I learned of him watching Good Omens.
Looks loads better , Foxes afloat and I love it lol
Wow, that shot at 7:41 is simply beautiful. I know it's just a boat on a body of water but the shot is artistic.
Thank you!
Hi Jo Michael, got to say you look a lot younger with the new look beard ,I like it,you sure had gd conditions so still ,great information jo as always. You voice is so crisp and clear , That was a very interesting trip most enjoyable thank for the lift
Thanks so much for the kind words!
I’m thrilled! I’ve been wishing you’d do this.
You look so young! So handsome!
Hip! Hip! Hooray!
Very interesting & enjoyable vlog....well explained and put together...new trim looking good........stay safe...thanks for sharing
Thank you
Welcome Michel, nice meeting you after all this time, have a nice time on the canals.
Ben from Hungary.
You still haven’t seen me fully shaved... actually few people have! M
Beautiful scenery guys, thanks again.....plus great history Jo...ps Michael love the new look...it looks great ....twas looking a little fuzzy & busy ....:)
Looking good Michael 👍😁
Love the beard trim Micheal, was slightly concerned when Jo first said you’d gone, then you popped up again. You two are a great team. 😍 great video 🙋♀️👍😊
Thank you and thanks for watching!
I had put you my big screen to watch and that first musical score put mt to sleep. I have had to start it again to watch, lol. The song Wave got me.
Hmm, I don’t know if that is a good thing or a bad thing!
So soothing and relaxing. I needed the peaceful sound and view.
5 seconds in M. Way Cool. It's great us guys can change the way our beards can change. Right on. Now back to the vblog. He He. 😀
Just personal opinion - I really like the new beard trim. Looks very handsome. Jo beautiful, as always.
Aaarrrggghhh ... There are still beard seeds ... There is hope eternal ... Mirror calm water ...
It will be back!
I loved all the sky reflections on the river and the wonderful colouring. God to see Jo relaxed too!
Yeah, it was a beautiful day!
Cawood is pronounced Kay-Wood. I lived there, in the row of houses by the river until I was 3. My gran and Uncle still live there. Lovely village.
Another great, and very interesting video. Good to see everything from another perspective. Thanks Guys!
We must have missed you at Naburn by a couple of days. I was stood where you moored with my little lad watching the fish a couple of weeks ago. Ps. The Swan has an app, you can order and pay on, and will bring beer and food to you if required 😉
If you need any shopping delivering to you, the offers there 👌 Must be difficult when you're rural, although you've probably stocked up now.
It looked like a really lovely place from the river. Sorry to have missed you!
Cheers guys makes you look a lot younger. Have fond memories of staying at Naburn lock it gets very busy. Looking forward to your cruise into York which I did last year. York is a lovely city with so much to see. I did some of my teacher training in Ripon so I knew most of the pubs quite well great place too so looking forward to seeing that too. Been great to spend time cruising on the Ashby the last three weeks. Take care you three cheers Alan x.
The Ashby is great isn’t it!
The water was full and the dog was empty?😂 Another pleasant cruise, thank you.
Haha! Thanks for watching!
OK OK OK! You win. You are now my most favorite Narrowboat VLOG. I have always enjoyed your travels but have really enjoyed them since lockdown ended..
What a compliment, so I’ve to hear you enjoy the vlogs so much. Thank you!
Great vlog! You two are always in depth at explain8ng your movements on the canals. That is great for those of us that have never been near a canal. You are so informative on history of the canals, narrowboats, England's landmarks and everything you encounter. I love your vlogs. Love your relationship too. The two of you compliment one another beautifully. George is one lucky pup! Michael I love the beard trimmed❣ It has to feel better in the heat and it looks great ❣ Thanks for sharing all your adventures with us. ☮❤😄 💐🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤❤❤💐
Thank you. The commentary can be a lot of work so it’s really nice to hear that it’s appreciated. Thanks for watching and for the support!
Looks great, Michael! I just trimmed mine that much, too, in part to accommodate a mask.
It’s the sensible thing to do!
Looking forward to seeing this journey as we did the same journey some 10 years ago but we came out at Selby having spent a couple of Days there waiting for the Tidal Bore to go past
Very trim and smart Michael! When you re-grow it, I see you as more a ZZ Top, than a Bolshevik!
Beautiful river trip! We stayed at the Naburn lock campsite last year, very pleasant!
Unnecessary fear.... holds back the lovely, until you go.... I was impressed with how alone on the river , not to much traffic. The beardlessness scared away the tourists.
More beautiful filming, thank you. I especially like the unforgettable views of sky and river-reflected sky that nearly join, almost surreal in places, as if you were floating through the sky.
Yes, the river was amazingly flat and reflective! Thanks so much for the kind comments!
Love the new look Michael!
Thank you!
Much much better. 👍
I wondered where Jo was going with her opening lines!!! Thank you for such a pleasant trip. Take care and looking forward to York.
Haha! Thank you! 😊
My early days of driving a HGV seem to recall a toll bridge that was 40 yrs ago great vlog keep the good work up
Thanks, will do!
Beautiful cruise on a great day! And Michael, I'm about 2 months ahead of you with the beard. For the first time in 30 years I have more hair on the top of my head than on my face. Feels weird. But my wife says she's OK with a ponytail as long as I maintain the goatee look. But it's too much maintenance.
Great blog guys
Selby council.bought the toll bridge off the previous owners and removed the tolls as it congested the whole town
That's the first time I have been under the bridge at cawood been ove r many times seen flooding there well up the light posts on the wooden structures which is probably why those pontoons are a mess
There was also a castle at cawood Cardinal Wolsey is reputed to have some connection with it
.Naburn is lovely apart from the sewage works which used to absolutely stink my grandad used to light his pipe up to fill the car up with smell of tobacco that was better than the sewage. We once passed a car parked in the opposite gateway having a picnic
So much history. I really love it! Thanks for the comments!
Ahh, just a little "ouseing" onward on the Ouse again :)
A little! 🤣
Enjoyed the vid, brought back some great memories of when i used to waterski there. By the way, White Cross Ski Club is the one you passed with the really wide slipway just past Cawood Bridge. The pontoons you pointed out as being White Cross, are actually Naburn Grange Ski Club, or at least they were when i used to waterski there 30 years ago
Oops! Thanks for the correction! Glad we brought back some memories!
Love the decrease in facial hair. ;-)
Michael you look great! Jo, great narration. Very informative as always. As an amateur historian, I really love hearing about the history of the places y'all are passing. Don't know if I've asked this before, but what is the music you use in the videos. It's really beautiful and calming. Thanks for taking us along! Cheers! DonP
Thank you. It’s all from the TH-cam studio library. I try and link it in the video description but more often than not I forget. Sorry
@@MinimalList No problemo! I was merely curious. Thanks again for a pleasant journey. :-)
Hope you kept the cuttings, should make for a good firelighter for several months over the winter :)
great music to some lovely views, good work sir and siress!
Thank your.
"Ah" .... great day for a river cruse. You are right about the water being glass calm. The bridges looked interesting. The beard looks great Michael. My wife is after me to do the same as you have done. Mine is not as long as yours was, but should be shortened as it has not been touched since before lock down. Stay safe you "3".
Thank you, you too!
Great video Michael and Jo, beautiful scenery, hope to on the river later this year going from Doncaster to York. Ho and love the new beard look.
It’s a great trip I really hope you get to to it!
So fascinating to see a stretch of countryside I felt I knew well from such a completely different angle. And of course - the other thing.
Yes, thinks always look so different from the river. Thanks for watching!
As always you soothe my mood with all the lovely scenery. Thanks for all the info of the areas you pass through. You are really getting quite good at this.
Thank you for the kind comments! 👍🏻
The windbreak beard, that's one to add to the list! Now you know what a sheep feels like after it has been sheared. I enjoyed the cruise, very relaxing. York is a lovely place to visit, sad that you wouldn't have been able to visit the museums. Stay safe you three
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed the Vlog. Hope you are keeping well too!
Lovely to watch this trip. Thanks for posting. Michael - you look so much younger without all the fuzz. Great! 😀
Thank you!
Love the new look 😁 should be alot cooler in the summer also 😀
Definitely!!
love your pioneering spirit
Thank you!
I love it!
Thank you!
In the early '70's we passed sea-going coasters discharging grain at the Selby wharves. Presume the new bridge prohibits their passage now.
I would loved to have seen that!
WOW Jo, good trade; Grizzly Adams for a rock star! 😎
I think it is very nice! It was beginning to look quite raggedy. Don’t ever take it all the way off, but the trim is spectacular! 👍
Hi guys... good to see you are all well... another great vlog... loved the cruise... Jo your voice over comentary as you guys cruise is really great for us tourists as we get to learn and enjoy the journey with you... would have been fun to see what your SOW was relative to your SOG running with the rising tide... thanks for sharing and keep safe until the next one...
Thanks for watching and for the kind words
Hello new Michael. Gone is "Mountain man" Michael. Welcome "GQ" Michael. Looking good, both of you.
Haha! Thank you!
Good to see you two are still alive and kicking. Wish we could go there and get out of here where our leader doesn't care about all the dead, won't do anything meaningful, and is only concerned with holding onto power at all costs.
I feel for you. It is far from perfect here and but yes what is going on over there is truly shocking! I hope we provided a few moments of escape from reality! Take care!
WOW.....Michael that looks good......makes you look a few years younger.......stay safe
Great video as always. The beard 1000% better. Good look. Take care.
Good thing you forgot to tell Jo about the class 3 and 4 rapids
Always really enjoy your vlogs, very well thought out and filmed. Love the new look!
Thank you for the kind words!
Thanks for another extremely enjoyable cruise with great educational commentary and "fun facts" from Jo. Great fun seeing and learning about parts of the country i am unlikely to visit.
Thank you for the kind words. Glad you enjoyed it!
I'm torn between shorn Wookie jokes and the news report that Perserverance just blasted off for Mars. Yet another enjoyable video.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you!
OMG! Michael has a neck! LOL! Looking good. Being in a state here in US that seems bent on being in the top 5 virus states (our governor is fully opening everything on Monday), please continue to stay safe and healthy. It’s Day 143 since we started wearing masks and limiting trips away from the house. Guess we’ll being doing all the precautions for the longer haul. Pats for George. Thanks for the vlogs to help brighten my day both here and on Maximum Velocity!
Sorry to hear you are having such a tough time. The way that governments are handling this situation is truly shocking. Thinking of you guys! Stay safe!
Another great vid, interesting to see the Selby Railway bridge as this used to carry the East Coast main line between Doncaster & York prior to the Selby diversion, could be a bit of a bottleneck for the heavy ECML traffic in its day!
Yeah, I was reading about that too!
@@MinimalList according to my research "The east coast main line today" published 1985, the Selby diversion was completed for the 1984/1985 timetable...the only bottleneck to this day for the ECML is the Welwyn viaduct
Jo, is getting her sea legs..... so fun to see the confidence from such a good experience happen....
Your 'wave' is called a tidal-bore. The most famous being in Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada from the Bay of Fundy, which has the world's highest tides.
Yeah, technically this one I was talking about is not a bore, it’s just the tide proper, the Goole does get an actual bore wave occasionally, known locally as an Aegir, but it only forms on particularly high tides. As bores go I’m not sure Moncton’s is as famous anymore, on sheer number of tourists, as the Qiantang Bore, which hits 9m and 40kph and is just nuts to watch. Here in England the Severn Bore is the largest and most famous, though it’s a trickle compared to the Chinese one. M
@@MinimalList - sorry for confusion, Moncton Bore famous here in Canada. Yes, lots of bores all around the world.
Go full Bolshevik sounds more fun, great vlog
Micheal, you look much better. Well done Jo.
I didn’t do anything!
Things must be bad in the UK. If Michael has to go near naked
Michael, you look sharp. I always enjoy your clips. D, Wisconsin, USA
Thank you and thanks for watching!
oh no! That was a prize winning beard that you could hide a badger in :(
Yep ... sad to see it go! M
Looks like skating on glass from the start.
Yep, we picked a great day for it for a change!
Another note -- When you get to the Western Portal of the Standedge Tunnel and George needs grooming, theres an excellent grooming parlour right at the carpark at the Western end entrance to the Tunnel at Diggle. Just saying. Safe sailings.
Great. Thanks!
Lovely footage 👍
Thank you so much!
So that's how yeti's hide. They shed their beards and walk amongst us other folk.😃 Looking good!
Micheal, you might want to check the rudder post or the first gudgeon, and pintal, on the rudder, I can see movement on the rudder post as you turn.
I don’t feel anything significant, but I’ll definitely get it checked next time we’re in a position to get her out of the water. M
Wow! The beard looks great!
Glad you got there safe, looked a great cruise and what a beautiful day for the journey.Why is their a clump of hair on the pontoon at Barmby 😁
🤣 Haha! Yep, all good here thank you! Thanks for watching!
Beard or no beard Michael is cool. And Jojo is fun
😊
Thank you for being so kind! 😊
You look ten years younger with the trimmed beard.
Nice video,lot of information, Take care both.
Glad you enjoyed the Vlog! Thanks!
Very handsome ♥️ I think you should probably keep him, Jo 😜
I think I will
You look marvelous! 👍
Thank you!
10yrs younger keep it xxx
I was going to alert you to your mispronounciation of Cawood but found I've been beaten to it. Thars int Yurksheer na, no longer in the posh sarf! Keep up the good work though.
I agree - the trimmed beard looks better
Odd how empty the river was, warm and sunny and no one there.
So much better Michael
WOW a face under that Fuzz lol
I was just wondering, did the beard clippings go in the Derwent? Some poor canal boat captain will be cleaning his prop and wondering what the heck he found 😀
Ah, that would be a problem if any boats actually visited! ☹️
They will think big foot took a swim in the canal! 🤣😂🤣😂❤
Mermaid hair?
Good thing Michael trimmed his beard, he might have woken race memories of marauding Vikings! Great video by the way.
I agree with other comments. The trimmed beard makes you look younger. Probably cooler for the summer too. :-)
Okay this is an edit...maybe not cooler.
At the end of the outtakes I think you meant full Gandalf!
Excellent and informative about an area I hardly know. Never moved so far north when I had my narrowboat, so I find this very interesting. By the way, who is the young man you're with Jo? (End of 'beard' comments - promise!)
Thank you. So glad you enjoyed it!
The trim looks good. I do mine at about 3 month intervals. Going to York? I would live to visit the National Railroad Museum there. It opens on Aug 4. Also, what is an estimate of the number of locks that you have gone through? You have had lots of ups and downs on this adventure. It has been enjoyable to join you on it. At 7:15 Jo said that the boat was heeling slightly. Might that also be described as "minimal list"?
We prefer a more minimal list to that! Sadly all the museums in York were still closed in our return trip. We will have to go back at some point in the future.
You look fine without the beard 🙂
Thank you!
2 years on from this vlog, you wouldnt believe the amount of wood debris floating up and down the same tidal stretch, not the pleasant cruise that you had.
I like the beard trim.
Thank you!
How do you identify yourself when calling ahead about a lock or a bridge or something? Love your videos from South Georgia, USA. Thank you..
By the boat name!
Always look forward to your videos and great choices of music but please its sailing not driving lol 👍👍Keep up the great vlogs 🙃🙂🙃🙂
A boat is a vehicle so surely we can drive it!
@@MinimalList My dad always use tell me off when a said driving its sailing boy lol 👍👍Great content enjoy your evening 🙃🙂