It does amuse and equally annoy me that people give a thumbs down. What did they expect? The title tells them what it's about, as does the description and thumbnail. It's well shot, edited, good sound quality and narrative. I am mystified.
John, there is an explanation. When TH-cam selects a video and presents it on your screen as "Recommended for you", then you click on it and discover that it is not the type which is of interest to you - then if you select the dislike [thumbs down], and YT algorithms will no longer 'recommend' that genre of video again. Thus, they are not all negative about the channel or poster.
And some folks are just unable to be happy with anything. As you know they are all about. Anymore you can walk outside close your eyes and toss a rock and when you hear an ouch you found one.
And the Oscar for best pretending to look at things while filming himself goes to... David Johns of CruisingTheCut! Kidding aside David, you really deserve some award for cinematography, this was stunning.
I never thought I would end up watching so many narrow boat videos, and the culprit that got me involved was you! The way you describe throughout what we're seeing with such interest, it keeps us coming back for more! I've tried watching a lot of those other boaters, most are extremely boring, and even though they are on the same section as you! Anyway, thanks for making it fun to watch, and some day I'll make that trip to the good old UK and try to hitch a ride!
Glorious, as usual. Note to self, on sleepless nights, use David's beautiful tranquil journeys down the cut to work their soporific magic... the calming voice helps too
" England's green and pleasant land " indeed. That was wonderful. One to be watched over again for its verdant beauty. I wonder what the original working narrow boaters would think of the boats now being used and lived in as a home by choice for the love of it. I think they would approve. Thank you so much. This might be my favourite so far.
Yes, be sure to tell us if you ever do the narration for an audiobook, I would buy it regardless of the subject (except horror, no horror audiobooks please! )
David while most canals are just wide enough to all the vessels to pass, I remain amazed just how narrow the English canals are is reality. Plus how absolutely beautiful it is. There are times during your private tour I feel like you have taken us through a Time Warp Portal while are on your boat, and we are looking at the world of today through a window but we are somewhere back in time, it is just so peaceful.
Macclesfield one of the last British canals built as late as 1830's - as trains were making first appearance. Something very special and uniquely beautiful about this stretch of water highway - including the elliptical shaped bridges.
The bridges! I love all of the canal bridges. Each one has so much character and charm. I've never seen anything quite like them. I like when CtC (and other channels) point them out in their films.
Your journey took me back 70 years. I often walked from Strines to Adlington along the canal (or through Lyme Park). Our scout troop had a narrow boat moored at Adlington, but we had other boats which I took along the canal back to Strines or High Lane. Of course, it was then very much quieter, just a few boats and they were mostly working boats. I must now find your journey on the Peak Forest canal. Thanks for the memories.
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I really appreciate the drone footage. It adds a lot to your productions. More please. Ron in Washington State.
Always lovely well recorded audio, and nice smooth levels. Never too quiet, never too loud and always very clear. The birdsong at the start was lovely too!
What a lovely start to the video. What magnificent scenery. The canal sounds are gorgeous. Wonderful video and super commentary. The information you impart is always so very interesting with your twist of humour added in. The drone shots are brilliant. More please. I know it's impossible to fly the drone whilst you are steering AND using the camera at the same time!
I agree with you 100%! This channel has quickly become a favorite at my house. My wife and I had the opportunity to binge-watch yesterday and got caught up to date, however, there are so many that are older such as this one that we have yet to watch and consider it a treat!
I agree, there is some fantastic camera work and very atmospheric shots. I would be expecting a call from Steven Spielberg (is that how you spell it? )
David: Please feel free to "blather on" ad infinitum. Having never been able to visit England, much less on a canal touring narrowboat, your commentary makes the videos immensely more enjoyable than the competition. You point out things I might have missed, plus the background information and explanations all make me feel more like I am right there with you. Remember when you explained that the problem with a "trad" stern was that it made it difficult to have a conversation if you did have a guest? Well your blathering fills that gap nicely for this viewer trapped in Thailand! Thanks and carry on.
As always a pleasant trip. That drone scenes are amazing wouldn't mind a minute or two more of each in the video. Long videos aren't a bad thing per se.
Hi there, I discovered your videos by the 'Recommended for you' list, and enjoyed the tour of the boat and this episode.. It's funny how much I can relate to your choice. I too was a journalist (photographer) for over 25 years, based in London and then Paris from the mid 80's. I chose to leave journalism and move to rural France and set up a fishing lake business. I have in the past owned a camper and travelled widely in it... and it is a retirement project to do so again with my wife. I'm glad you are still going on your travels... You know the French waterways are vast, so if you run out of English waterways to sail on...... I shot some pictures last month of a retired Dutch couple who had left Rotterdam in September, on a tugboat and were sailing down the French canals and rivers to Sète, due to arrive in April next year. Anyway I look forward to following your travels. best Regards Gareth
I have previously commented (and complimented) on your latest audio developments and this most recent birdsong reinforced that view. But the sound of flapping wings as the birds descended onto the canal was extraordinary and a treat even to the casual observer. Well done, once again!
Just enjoyed the last 4 vlogs in a row, l'm sure l will continue my viewing, well into the night. I just wanted to say, Autumn in the UK is quintessentially British, the heavy morning dews, cool air, that climbs gently throughout the day, often beneath a clear blue sky, and just the hint of Mother Nature's impending spectacular finale in November, with all the hues and breathtaking colours, before our evenings draw in. I have been privileged to live in the Arctic Circle in Finland ( my thumbnail), and of course it to has its own beauty, but my heart will forever be in England. Thank you, for your wonderful content, it has always been of the highest quality.
Brings back fond memories for me. Lived in Poynton in the late forties and learned to swim in the Macclesfield Canal. Now in British Columbia, Canada retired and in my eighties. Jumping off the canal bridge in Higher Poynton seems just like yesterday.
David was in fine form and elegaic mood for this one, from the dew-sprinkled dawn and avian choir, to his rather impressive parallel parking, at the knell of parting day. A very nice piece of work, young man!
I've start watching your videos, and hit the subscribe button after seeing episode no. 172. I was thinking who named a video "food, glorious food" is worth watching. So I've start from the beginning, from episode 1. I don't regret it! Thank you so much!
"Food, glorious food! Hot sausage and mustard! While we're in the mood -- Cold jelly and custard! Peas, pudding and saveloys! What next is the question? Rich gentlemen have it, boys -- In-di-gestion! " etc.... ( from Oliver )
Just lovely! I think I'm going to bookmark this one and watch it over and over again in the depths of cold dark bleak winter! I've thoroughly enjoyed your trip on the Mac, thank you so much for making this video and sharing it with us. 💖
I love the Mac and Peak Forest. Your trip showed the junction onto the Peal Forest. On our trip there, our friend's dog Monty decided to leave the boat as we passed through the narrow. The first we knew was seeing a dog that looked just like Monty heading up onto the bridge! His owner leapt off and I reversed into the narrow and hovered. Monty was recovered quickly and we were on our way. Dogs are lovely on a boat, but can give you a surprise occasionally.
We enjoy your jabbering, it's informative and gives us a look at what you find interesting, and possibly how your mind works, and not everyone talks to the dogs along the trail. I love the way you folks in GB, repurpose old cotton mills, factories, etc.. into new businesses, apartment (flats) etc... Unfortunately, they mostly just get demolished and something new is built here in the US. SAFE MOTORING
Thank you for sharing your wonderful cruise this morning. A beautiful day for a short journey. Better weather there than here in East Tennessee USA. Cold and very foggy morning.
Person: So, what do you like? Me: Videogames, fast cars, sports, y'know... Person: So is that what you watch on TH-cam? Me: No, I watch an Englishman cruise old canals on a very narrow boat Person:
That could be a first David, an entire episode shot from your drone over a particularly complex canal junction, complete with moorings and boatyard, say. Presuming all kosher with CRT. With suitable v/o detailing historical elements, sundry facts etc, etc. Definitely seems to be a demand for at least one aerial episode.
Nice vlog and lovely scenery. Just a tip, when using chains, or mooring rings, take a loop of rope, pass it through the ring, hook it around the boat cleat, pull tight and tie off the loose end on the boat. Saves having to feed the whole length of rope through the ring. Happy travels.
Good day from Vancouver British Columbia! I must say just how delighted I am watching the sights from the stern then following along with Googla Earth. The history and beauty of your canal systems is simply quite amazing! I so wish they’d put the effort into building them here instead of pipelines.. anywho, thank you for sharing your adventure! Dean.
I have to say, whenever im feeling down. I watch your vlog. Because my dream is to live a good 45ft canalboat one day. And your expertise with film and your voice makes it ignite the fire of me wanting that life style. Plus it really relaxes me watching your vids whenever I am feeling down or lost in life. Wish you could show more of inside your boat living or updates or look to see how more people live in their boats, or show us more of the world around that community etc. Keep up the good work. And I hope to see you one day. I'm 29 now, but hopefully you'll stick around vlog or no vlog in the canals so I can shake your hand. P.s you legit have a great singing voice btw. Props for singing Sinatra well.
I agree with you, the Macclesfield seems to be the best canal, yet. Thank you for the amazing videos and the excellent commentary. Excellent things to watch, while holed up in the house.
Ah, Jacobs sheep. I enjoy spinning their wool. My spinning chair has a bit of Jacobs pelt as a pad on the seat and my older Ashford Traditional spinning wheel has some on the treadle; a far more pleasant surface than the waffle pattern carpet glue from a previous owner. The glue had failed exactly enough that the hideous early 1980s carpet readily detached while holding fast to the wood.
Thank you again for another lovely video for me and my son to watch. So relaxing and beautiful scenery. Please keep them coming. Looking forward to your winter vids
I interrupted watching 199 twice. Once because I could swear I was looking at a John Constable and had to check and later when I "knew" you were showing us Giverny and that Monet would be crossing the bridge to welcome us in. It is that beautiful. Were armies of British youth under the direction of Luchino Visconti paid to place those yellowing leaves on the mirror surface of the waters? I could feel the breeze denuding the trees above and the light shooting through the gaps. Beautiful! Every second beautiful
Thanks for posting sir . Full water tank empty potty. Love that line. Scenery supurb. Looking from Canada towards the west it appears so idyllic. Thanks for taking me along on the cruise. Between cruisingthecut and narrowboatexperience and the cats. I now know were to get the best cat clumping litter and the above mentioned water tank business. Win Win Win for us all. Thanks Britain.....your parents did a good job with each and every one of you. :-)
Many thanks for your great videos. We are in the South West of western Australia and greatly enjoy the comforting pace and soothing sounds you deliver. Cheers.
7:35 my mother was stranded during transit at manchester airport last summer and it was a nightmare; we had absolutely no idea where she was in the world for a whole day and the entire episode has, I've just discovered through this video, given me a horror of manchester by association how exciting is that
This was absolutely beautiful to watch. I would like you to bring us along when going shopping sometime. After all, shopping is part of canal life!? Many beautiful places to see in this video. Now, back to my wife, who also is beautiful.
![Leaving the tranquil Macclesfield Canal to venture to the busy outside world [Ep 46]](/img/n.gif)
It does amuse and equally annoy me that people give a thumbs down. What did they expect? The title tells them what it's about, as does the description and thumbnail. It's well shot, edited, good sound quality and narrative. I am mystified.
John, there is an explanation. When TH-cam selects a video and presents it on your screen as "Recommended for you", then you click on it and discover that it is not the type which is of interest to you - then if you select the dislike [thumbs down], and YT algorithms will no longer 'recommend' that genre of video again. Thus, they are not all negative about the channel or poster.
And some folks are just unable to be happy with anything. As you know they are all about. Anymore you can walk outside close your eyes and toss a rock and when you hear an ouch you found one.
And the Oscar for best pretending to look at things while filming himself goes to... David Johns of CruisingTheCut!
Kidding aside David, you really deserve some award for cinematography, this was stunning.
Spots a unicorn with it's horn stuck in a fence, conclusion it must be a horse. 🦄🐴
I never thought I would end up watching so many narrow boat videos, and the culprit that got me involved was you! The way you describe throughout what we're seeing with such interest, it keeps us coming back for more! I've tried watching a lot of those other boaters, most are extremely boring, and even though they are on the same section as you! Anyway, thanks for making it fun to watch, and some day I'll make that trip to the good old UK and try to hitch a ride!
There is certainly a certain 'class' with David's videos but similarly watching a few others, they're pretty good too !
Thank you
Glorious, as usual. Note to self, on sleepless nights, use David's beautiful tranquil journeys down the cut to work their soporific magic... the calming voice helps too
You are one heck of a powerful, unintentional salesman for the downright striking beauty of Jolly Old England! It's gorgeous!
Binge watching your videos is a wonderful diversion from my quarantined life. They’re a treasure.
Same ^.^
" England's green and pleasant land " indeed. That was wonderful. One to be watched over again for its verdant beauty. I wonder what the original working narrow boaters would think of the boats now being used and lived in as a home by choice for the love of it. I think they would approve. Thank you so much. This might be my favourite so far.
David, can your canal boat adventure book be far behind?
I find your voice a comfort. Thank you.
Yes, be sure to tell us if you ever do the narration for an audiobook, I would buy it regardless of the subject (except horror, no horror audiobooks please! )
1:30 that jabber is part of the experience -- you are our tour guide
I enjoy your jabbering. Please don’t stop!
Parallel parking a canal boat!! Some people couldn't do that in Mini Cooper. Well done, Captain.
Great drone footage at the end.👍
As I played this video, several small birds near my window started replying to the ones in your footage. It really felt like I was there!
Hahaha how funny
A crisp morning, an avian choir, a mystery sheep, adrift boats and aerial canal footage. Another great vlog.
David while most canals are just wide enough to all the vessels to pass, I remain amazed just how narrow the English canals are is reality. Plus how absolutely beautiful it is. There are times during your private tour I feel like you have taken us through a Time Warp Portal while are on your boat, and we are looking at the world of today through a window but we are somewhere back in time, it is just so peaceful.
Absolutely stunning views! Can't wait to see more of the Peak Forest canal!
Unfortunately, it was chucking with rain when I went along it as you'll see in the next vlog.
Macclesfield one of the last British canals built as late as 1830's - as trains were making first appearance. Something very special and uniquely beautiful about this stretch of water highway - including the elliptical shaped bridges.
The bridges! I love all of the canal bridges. Each one has so much character and charm. I've never seen anything quite like them. I like when CtC (and other channels) point them out in their films.
Absolutely beautiful intro shots. All of your travel videos are relaxing and enjoyable. Thank you.
Your journey took me back 70 years. I often walked from Strines to Adlington along the canal (or through Lyme Park). Our scout troop had a narrow boat moored at Adlington, but we had other boats which I took along the canal back to Strines or High Lane. Of course, it was then very much quieter, just a few boats and they were mostly working boats. I must now find your journey on the Peak Forest canal. Thanks for the memories.
I really appreciate the drone footage. It adds a lot to your productions. More please. Ron in Washington State.
Utterly gorgeous scenery David!
These opening shots, thank you Mr. Johns!!! Just what everyone needs, always :D :D
Happy Birthday for the other day Tom!
Absolutely beautiful footage. Loved the narration with a comedic touch. 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Always lovely well recorded audio, and nice smooth levels. Never too quiet, never too loud and always very clear. The birdsong at the start was lovely too!
Lovely blue skies. The canals seemed well protected quite often from the reality when you are cruising through the suburbs.
What a lovely start to the video. What magnificent scenery. The canal sounds are gorgeous. Wonderful video and super commentary. The information you impart is always so very interesting with your twist of humour added in. The drone shots are brilliant. More please. I know it's impossible to fly the drone whilst you are steering AND using the camera at the same time!
Sadly yes, sometimes I wish I was an octopus to have enough hands for everything!
@@CruisingTheCut We would have to evolve somehow so our brains could allow for even more multi-tasking! It's quite a wonderful thought though! Haha!
I agree with you 100%! This channel has quickly become a favorite at my house. My wife and I had the opportunity to binge-watch yesterday and got caught up to date, however, there are so many that are older such as this one that we have yet to watch and consider it a treat!
I agree, there is some fantastic camera work and very atmospheric shots. I would be expecting a call from Steven Spielberg (is that how you spell it? )
This is wonderful the sound of the birds the calling of the morning and believable relaxing
David: Please feel free to "blather on" ad infinitum. Having never been able to visit England, much less on a canal touring narrowboat, your commentary makes the videos immensely more enjoyable than the competition. You point out things I might have missed, plus the background information and explanations all make me feel more like I am right there with you.
Remember when you explained that the problem with a "trad" stern was that it made it difficult to have a conversation if you did have a guest? Well your blathering fills that gap nicely for this viewer trapped in Thailand! Thanks and carry on.
Thank you for the effort you put into your titles, just to let you know it is appreciated.
As an expat, I’m going to have to stop watching this channel... So beautifully shot and narrated it makes me dreadfully homesick!
What a gorgeous ending to this film. Great job backing into that "parking spot".
Thanks for identifying the horse. ;^)
My gosh @1:56, it literally felt like driving into a masterpiece painting. The birdsongs make it absolutely magical.
Lovely opening shots of the dew and sun peeking through the trees. 😍 Thank you!
As always a pleasant trip. That drone scenes are amazing wouldn't mind a minute or two more of each in the video. Long videos aren't a bad thing per se.
Thanks for the quality photography. Much appreciated
Hi there, I discovered your videos by the 'Recommended for you' list, and enjoyed the tour of the boat and this episode.. It's funny how much
I can relate to your choice. I too was a journalist (photographer) for over 25 years, based in London and then Paris from the mid 80's. I
chose to leave journalism and move to rural France and set up a fishing lake business. I have in the past owned a camper and travelled widely in
it... and it is a retirement project to do so again with my wife.
I'm glad you are still going on your travels... You know the French waterways are vast, so if you run out of English waterways to sail
on...... I shot some pictures last month of a retired Dutch couple who had left Rotterdam in September, on a tugboat and were sailing down the
French canals and rivers to Sète, due to arrive in April next year.
Anyway I look forward to following your travels. best Regards Gareth
Very similar stories indeed!
I have previously commented (and complimented) on your latest audio developments and this most recent birdsong reinforced that view. But the sound of flapping wings as the birds descended onto the canal was extraordinary and a treat even to the casual observer. Well done, once again!
Thanks, that was luck rather than skill on my part!!
I enjoy commentary on your vids more than others.
Just enjoyed the last 4 vlogs in a row, l'm sure l will continue my viewing, well into the night. I just wanted to say, Autumn in the UK is quintessentially British, the heavy morning dews, cool air, that climbs gently throughout the day, often beneath a clear blue sky, and just the hint of Mother Nature's impending spectacular finale in November, with all the hues and breathtaking colours, before our evenings draw in. I have been privileged to live in the Arctic Circle in Finland ( my thumbnail), and of course it to has its own beauty, but my heart will forever be in England.
Thank you, for your wonderful content, it has always been of the highest quality.
Those types of mornings are to be savoured....
Hi yes we live in the marple area, born there ! Our part of the world is beautiful !
Another nicely photographed cruise - thank you.
Actually I enjoy your jabbering, but the bird choir was nice too. Gloria🐂
Brings back fond memories for me. Lived in Poynton in the late forties and learned to swim in the Macclesfield Canal. Now in British Columbia, Canada retired and in my eighties. Jumping off the canal bridge in Higher Poynton seems just like yesterday.
David was in fine form and elegaic mood for this one, from the dew-sprinkled dawn and avian choir, to his rather impressive parallel parking, at the knell of parting day. A very nice piece of work, young man!
What a beautiful way to start the day! Thank you for sharing your little bit of heaven.
Lovely vlog. Very arty at the start. "What's he bloody done to the music?", I thought. Then, there it is.
Wonderful !! : ) ...still absolutely fascinated by the boats/canals/people ... slowly planning a trip to try it for real
Those Jacob Sheep were gifted by King William III in 1692 and have been there ever since.
I've made that up.
Glorious pictures and lovely tranquil sounds. Marvelous. Makes me want to be there again. Thank you David.
I must confess iv watched from vlog #1 till this one only on my phone......and i MUST say.....being on my PC with 4k is WAY better
It’s like David Bellamy’s nature hour or something! Love love love ! Great to see such things
Another perfect video, David... you are on a roll! 😎👍
I've start watching your videos, and hit the subscribe button after seeing episode no. 172. I was thinking who named a video "food, glorious food" is worth watching. So I've start from the beginning, from episode 1. I don't regret it! Thank you so much!
Thanks for tuning in!
"Food, glorious food!
Hot sausage and mustard!
While we're in the mood --
Cold jelly and custard!
Peas, pudding and saveloys!
What next is the question?
Rich gentlemen have it, boys --
In-di-gestion! " etc.... ( from Oliver )
Just lovely! I think I'm going to bookmark this one and watch it over and over again in the depths of cold dark bleak winter! I've thoroughly enjoyed your trip on the Mac, thank you so much for making this video and sharing it with us. 💖
Absolutely beautiful as usual... don’t mind the jabber at all... I find the commentary informative and interesting.
Thanks for the videos. Always great to see our beautiful canals
Jabber and the views equally splendid. Thank you again.
I’m from Toronto and I have never seen a boat like this in my life. Great channel!
seriously were used to powerboats and sailboats but ya never scene these before can you imagine the dock fees considering we pay per foot >_
I love the Mac and Peak Forest. Your trip showed the junction onto the Peal Forest. On our trip there, our friend's dog Monty decided to leave the boat as we passed through the narrow. The first we knew was seeing a dog that looked just like Monty heading up onto the bridge! His owner leapt off and I reversed into the narrow and hovered. Monty was recovered quickly and we were on our way. Dogs are lovely on a boat, but can give you a surprise occasionally.
We enjoy your jabbering, it's informative and gives us a look at what you find interesting, and possibly how your mind works, and not everyone talks to the dogs along the trail. I love the way you folks in GB, repurpose old cotton mills, factories, etc.. into new businesses, apartment (flats) etc... Unfortunately, they mostly just get demolished and something new is built here in the US. SAFE MOTORING
The opening shots are wonderful - one can almost smell and feel the air. . . So much beauty !
Nice video. For me, both comforting and informative. The quiet voice helps ease the hustle and bustle of the days craziness.
Thank you for sharing your wonderful cruise this morning. A beautiful day for a short journey. Better weather there than here in East Tennessee USA. Cold and very foggy morning.
that sunny day is very inspiring.
Person: So, what do you like?
Me: Videogames, fast cars, sports, y'know...
Person: So is that what you watch on TH-cam?
Me: No, I watch an Englishman cruise old canals on a very narrow boat
Person:
I’ve been watching you for a long time. Just wanted to say, love your vlogs.
Thank you
Thank you, great as always. Love the drone shots. Would love more of that.
Cheers from Phoenix AZ USA
That could be a first David, an entire episode shot from your drone over a particularly complex canal junction, complete with moorings and boatyard, say. Presuming all kosher with CRT.
With suitable v/o detailing historical elements, sundry facts etc, etc.
Definitely seems to be a demand for at least one aerial episode.
I think your title punnage has ascended to a whole new level of greatness.
Nice vlog and lovely scenery. Just a tip, when using chains, or mooring rings, take a loop of rope, pass it through the ring, hook it around the boat cleat, pull tight and tie off the loose end on the boat. Saves having to feed the whole length of rope through the ring. Happy travels.
Can’t wait for 200!!
Stephen Spielberg scoot over..good job David
Two or Three weeks ago I found your channel, and as of today I've watched all the Vlogs! Thanks for maintaining such an excellent play list.
That's a lot of watching!! Welcome along.
This surprised me..lovely to have a few minutes of pretty views, soothing voice for my early AM start..thank you!!
Good day from Vancouver British Columbia! I must say just how delighted I am watching the sights from the stern then following along with Googla Earth. The history and beauty of your canal systems is simply quite amazing! I so wish they’d put the effort into building them here instead of pipelines.. anywho, thank you for sharing your adventure! Dean.
Do you mean the pipeline that carry gas to keep you warm?
The most beautiful canal system I’ve ever seen personally was in eastern Canada.
David, 200 episode coming up! Congrats... 👍🏻
I have to say, whenever im feeling down. I watch your vlog. Because my dream is to live a good 45ft canalboat one day. And your expertise with film and your voice makes it ignite the fire of me wanting that life style. Plus it really relaxes me watching your vids whenever I am feeling down or lost in life. Wish you could show more of inside your boat living or updates or look to see how more people live in their boats, or show us more of the world around that community etc. Keep up the good work. And I hope to see you one day. I'm 29 now, but hopefully you'll stick around vlog or no vlog in the canals so I can shake your hand. P.s you legit have a great singing voice btw. Props for singing Sinatra well.
See my latest video for daily life
David, Another great Vlog. Thank you for your work.
I agree with you, the Macclesfield seems to be the best canal, yet. Thank you for the amazing videos and the excellent commentary. Excellent things to watch, while holed up in the house.
Agreed. Macclesfield is the prettiest of all. So far.......
Wow! What an opening 36 seconds.
Loved the drone footage....Beautiful area...thnx..as ever...😊
Ah, Jacobs sheep. I enjoy spinning their wool. My spinning chair has a bit of Jacobs pelt as a pad on the seat and my older Ashford Traditional spinning wheel has some on the treadle; a far more pleasant surface than the waffle pattern carpet glue from a previous owner. The glue had failed exactly enough that the hideous early 1980s carpet readily detached while holding fast to the wood.
Thank you again for another lovely video for me and my son to watch. So relaxing and beautiful scenery. Please keep them coming. Looking forward to your winter vids
Another installment of a great vlog to brighten my day!
Love the video David, the drone footage is so beautiful, thank you.
Beautiful. I really enjoyed hearing the birdlife, would have been magical. Stunning scenery, thank you.
I continue to be amazed at this world.
I'm American and not a boater. Still, I am riveted and not a little envious.
I interrupted watching 199 twice. Once because I could swear I was looking at a John Constable and had to check and later when I "knew" you were showing us Giverny and that Monet would be crossing the bridge to welcome us in. It is that beautiful. Were armies of British youth under the direction of Luchino Visconti paid to place those yellowing leaves on the mirror surface of the waters? I could feel the breeze denuding the trees above and the light shooting through the gaps. Beautiful! Every second beautiful
Soothing stuff. Heart rate and blood pressure decrease just watching.
Thanks for posting sir . Full water tank empty potty. Love that line. Scenery supurb. Looking from Canada towards the west it appears so idyllic. Thanks for taking me along on the cruise. Between cruisingthecut and narrowboatexperience and the cats. I now know were to get the best cat clumping litter and the above mentioned water tank business. Win Win Win for us all. Thanks Britain.....your parents did a good job with each and every one of you. :-)
Wish you hadn't sold your boat it is great watching your video really funny mate 👍
Love those old bridges
Exceptional opening.
Many thanks for your great videos. We are in the South West of western Australia and greatly enjoy the comforting pace and soothing sounds you deliver. Cheers.
How nice, I always do enjoy your videos. Such a relaxing visit to the canals.
7:35 my mother was stranded during transit at manchester airport last summer and it was a nightmare; we had absolutely no idea where she was in the world for a whole day and the entire episode has, I've just discovered through this video, given me a horror of manchester by association how exciting is that
Autumn at its finest. lovely stuff.
This was absolutely beautiful to watch. I would like you to bring us along when going shopping sometime. After all, shopping is part of canal life!? Many beautiful places to see in this video. Now, back to my wife, who also is beautiful.
Cheers. I tend to focus on the canals and boats rather than shopping. All supermarkets look much the same!