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Content always worthy of anticipation and waiting for that never disappoints. Genuine, original, expertly crafted and just down right enjoyable from every aspect. Videos worth watching that enriches and betters humanity as a whole and to each individual in one form or another that views it. There is nothing that can be disliked about Travels by Narrowboat.
I just wish your videos were longer Kevin, you're not just the best youtuber on the canals, but the most professional videographer...... ( Long Pause)..........'In The World'
Love your videos, I agree about the motor way noise. Your adventures are very interesting, and I think it would be great for one's mental health. Best wishes Kevin Cheer's
The narrow boats you pass have never ceased to amaze about the “Things” some feel a good addition. From boats so crowded with stuff the boat is barely visible to just some object that had me scratching my head like … “What?”
The boats are as individual as the people who live on them, we have no problem making them into a place we call home, unlike the rows of new build houses that have no character or personality 💕🦆
Lovely new episode! I appreciated your walk into the village so I could see the beautiful old houses and a nice big old church. Not to mention that you worked up a real sweat to give us all such a gorgeous view from the top of the motte. I even started singing “I can see for miles and miles …” just before you did. 😁 I am that old. 😁
Greetings from Kentucky, USA!! When you get to Oxford, I hope you go to Tolkien's gravesite, would love to see my favorite narrowboater with my favorite author. Also, 2 👍 for The Who ❤
0:32 No way ! There she is, Wrekin, the little hire boat we are currently staying on for the week! We did Brinklow to Hawkesbury junction today and turned ready to head back to Braunston for Monday! Have just eaten in The Greyhound…. Great pub, lovely atmosphere and frequented by really friendly people! I don’t want to go home. 😭
Hawkesbury Junction and the Greyhound pub are in the top 5 of my favourite canal places, along with Fradley Junction and Nantwich. The Greyhound is how a pub should be. I never wanted to leave either when I've been there 🙂
@@CountryHouseGent My favourite canal place is Kinver on the Staffs and Worcestershire canal. The journey from Autherley Junction to Stourport is my absolute favourite. Would love to see you film that one day!
As you moor up, I always enjoy a view from down in the grass. Like a kid laying on her stomach on a summer's day. Don't get that view much these days. And also enjoy the close-ups of you fixing the rope in place. One more skill of many.
Hi Kevin hope you are well. Whilst watching Aslan chugging along it got me thinking. A fuel polish possibly could help lessen the smokein 'joe Frazier ' from the stack. You are a God of the vloggers and religious viewing saves going to church. Safe journey travels Kevin Keep safe warm dry and virus free.
Such an amazing country. And how interesting to see how some people had their boats moored at a place where there was some kind of little living area. Such a great life
Your part-year Aslan/part-year motorbike system seems ideal! Most of the time chillin’ along the canals, but still able to fulfill that “need for speed” for a little while. Good to see that you still appear to be in the same “lazy days & childhood ways” mindset you were the last time you showed us the Brinklow area...like a young lad “without so much as a care in the world.” Thanks, Kevin for another refreshing episode of your life traveling the canals! Cheers from Nashville, 😊
You're so right about the bike Kevin... It wouldn't do to have it on board Aslan... it should have it's own narrowboat!!! ROFLMBO... cheers from Tennessee, USA
I’ve watched a second time. Actually three times. What I don’t understand is why anyone would think you could put a touring bike on a narrowboat. If they knew anything about motorcycles they wouldn’t have asked the question. As always thank you for sharing your adventures and thoughts. You are the godfather of the British canals!!!!!
Another great start to my weekend. And with you very near the town of Rugby you’ve set things up perfectly as the Rugby World Cup kicks off this weekend. Thanks Kevin!
You are brilliant as always. Finding a perfect way of making the best of two world - narrow boating and motorcycling! You never cease to amaze us! Richard and Becky
Motor vehicle white noise--it winds me up tightly. Then, I get to a corner I can turn on my way home. Walking farther and farther away from the Big Rush Road, I can feel muscles loosening, shoulders lowering, and heart calming down. My mood lightens and peace returns. So, yeah, I know exactly what you mean.
I hired a Rose Narrowboat 30 years ago when I holidayed in England from Australia. Was the best week of the trip. Love love love the narrowboat experience.
Another brilliant episode. I’m continually in awe of the active boating culture on the canals - lovely! Your God Save the King comment had me in stitches 🤣
Friday...... 5pm...... cuppa...... you tube...... BEST 30 minutes of telly watched all week.. cheers kevin, highlight we so look forward to. All the best and thanks for rhe video. Floss & jan x
thanks, Kevin, for posting this soothing and undramatic episode -- outstanding countryside along the Oxford, spectacular views, horizons and skies similar to those seen in my native texas -- may I state that I agree with your policy concerning motorcycle administration, putting the bike in storage insures that it will be undamaged when next you see it -- looking forward to next week's installment!!
Thanks Kevin for taking us along on this beautiful cruise and with a view of your mighty BMW. The Motte has been invaded by foreign invaders, Bunny Rabbits, lol. I hope that you are doing well. Take care and all the best. Stevie
I loved hearing about your motorcycle travels! I have been traveling via E-bike this summer and tent camping. I recently acquired a solar charging system for the bicycle that folds up neatly and fits into the panniers. It takes quite a while to charge that way but eventually it does work. I try not to hurry anyway so it is fine. Back in August, I toured Gettysburg Battlefield on my bike and stayed about ten miles (16km) away at a campground for a few days. A single person tent, inflatable sleeping mat, sleeping bag, one change of clothes and minimal toiletries was all that was needed. My Gettysburg ride was 85 miles (136km) one way but I did have the electric assist of the motor and two batteries. I was very ready to arrive at home though by the time that I struggled into my house at the end of that trip. I hope the week ahead treats you well Kevin!
Wow, touring on any kind of electric transport must be an endeavour and a half, unless touring California with 16 hours of sunshine. Here in the UK, it would make a nice ornament for 9 months of the year - unless you tow a petrol generator behind you that is. 🤭 Cheers for your contribution, it's greatly appreciated.
@@CountryHouseGent yes, it can be quite a challenge. Sometimes it is more sitting and waiting for a charge than it is touring but I chose to go about it this way. No insurance costs or registration needed. Many times I will find an electric outlet that someone will let me use or the campgrounds that I stay at will have electricity so I don't always have to rely on solar alone.
Have you seen Long Way Up with Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman? They had a similar experience on their electric Harleys. Asking local businesses and residents if they could use their power all the way up South America.
Yes I have seen it and loved it! It was partially an inspiration to do my own travels although what Ewan and Charley did far surpasses the distances that I travel. I only recently followed Charlie's social media but I have been a fan of Ewan's films since Trainspotting. I really enjoyed that you mentioned that show, my lady and I are actually working our way through the episodes again.
Thoroughly enjoyed this episode, Kevin! Especially enjoyed the Mott and Bailey...first I've seen up close, even virtually. That was quite a climb! Great scenery and commentary as always. Really appreciate your time and attention to detail on these vlogs. Cheers, until next time!
First of all, I adore your channel all around. It's beneficial in many ways for me. For example, it's always a bit of a history lesson because I have never been to your country. So, I hope this does not come across negatively, but I miss the maps you would put in the screen of your current location and destination. Not because I am a nosey human or want to stalk you, obviously it would be difficult from this distance hehe. But, I do love maps and I guess it's part of the history lesson I was referring to. However, I absolutely understand not wanting to put it up because locals could stalk you. But, I do miss it. 😊 happy trails!
Many thanks Kevin for this one, so many memories. The long line of boats you passed, our good friends are moored second to last (black boat with pram hood) and where you moored up I replaced some rotten windows in mine. The farm there is owned by a lovely gentleman called Mr Powers who is 96yrs old and still mows his lawn & keeps busy. The sunken boat next to you turned out to not have the weed hatch properly closed. 💕🦆
I looked up why narrowboats sink and read this was one of the issues. (The most common is inattention at the locks.) I wonder who is responsible to remove abandoned or sunken boats?
Well, you could do the opposite and have a little Aslan II/Bimmer Butty made and haul the BMW along.... 😆 What a palaver that would be! The moorings at 17:45 were idyllic! Your feelings about the Oxford translate over the internet, it feels very peaceful from this end, too. Hope you're keeping well.
Just love the bridges. I hadn't taken in where you were in series one. And I didn't want to know - it was just a lovely journey. It was my first time watching YT canal content and I just became immersed and wonderfully lost in it. A butty boat for your bike ? Nah... too much hassle - you're arrangement sounds perfect.
What a lovely journey today with you and Aslan. ❤ Many thanks! I have a question for you. Why is it that some folks just abandon their boats on the canals? Always such a sad sight. Like a building in the city mid-wrecking ball destruction with its "bones" exposed, all dignity lost.
Kevin, those 3 days went well, enjoyed the ride on Aslan and even enjoyed your singing 😮, cheers Charlie from Pennsylvania 😊 Oh thank you for the dimensions that you gave me.
Hi Kevin! The weather seemed to be quite agreeable for cruising. I was also left with the perception that there was a good bit more boating traffic than previously. Nice countryside indeed. Cheers!
Must admit I did think maybe you should put it on the front but then I remembered what you had last and thought absolutely no way. Might have been okay with my old Honda 500 but not your BMW!!! 😆
Hi Kevin, hope you are well. If memory serves me correctly, on your last visit to Brinklow you bought a pork pie from the village butchers, and you apparently enjoyed it very much best you've tasted for a long time, back in series one I believe, take care, Paul & Lyn.
Hi once more Kevin, uou definitely done my home village proud, I'm really pleased you enjoyed your visit and you had nice things to mention about it we all love living here. I didn't come across as a complete buffoon on video eh but very close. ME Kev the Brinklow kayaker being shown on your video in Brinklow undeniably made my day thank uou so very much. Agree fabulous view from the tump glad you made it to the top without having lost your breathe. The swing Bridge is new it can be moved much easier now even whole im on my kayak I'm pleased to say. Where you ate your Celery that section of the canal has some old arches under it but hidden only 2 remain viewable and the old arm you passed the bridge just padt the arched that bridge is where the canal used to route through brinklow and rejoin on the bend where you passed a canal boat with a blue dragon on it. Much shorter route now. You moored your boat right at the bridge where I put my kayak in thecwster it's such a shame you missed me paddling as I'd just arrived home from joliday I didn't kayak. Lovely and quite except the odd dozen trains every 10 min. So pleased you visited Brinklow please visit again hope I see you whole I'm paddling next time 😊 All the very best and thankyou for taking the time out to chat and have a picture taken with me. From Kev the Brinklow Kayaker Search for me on youtube some old video on there me kayaking.😊😊
Lovely episode! I like going along on your walks Kevin. British countryside is so beautiful. Here in the US we don't have any heritage type structures of our own, although... there are some ancient native structures. I'm about 15 miles from a Choctaw Indian mound that looks a lot like the Motte you toured us through... but... without the moat. Thx Kevin!
I find your life interesting, and relatable. I love European history... and Britain is rich in history. As I've mentioned... I lived in Seven Oaks, Kent... for six years as a boy. My family also lived in St Johns Wood... basically in a flat... at the round-about... where the famous "Abbey Road" photo happened. Abbey Road, Grove End Road, and Circus Road.... about 3 blocks from the St. Johns wood underground station, near the American School in London, and... about 5 blocks from Paul McCartney's home. Anyway... yeah... every spring I till my garden, and then the rain comes. When I plant veggies... usually find 2-3 napped flint artifact tools. Cheers Kevin, be well, and keep on boatin' ! PS, you are welcome to visit. I could show you the sights. BTW, I am a motorcycle guy as well... currently only have one... a Suzuki DR650es. A dependable touring bike (anywhere bike) Cheers!!@@CountryHouseGent
Did you know I have a "Buy Me A Coffee" page buymeacoffee.com/countryhousegent Perfect for when you'd like to contribute to the channel, or simply want to buy me a coffee/pork pie/beer/lamb vindaloo (delete where applicable). Cheers,
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That's so very fabulous to hear. You're so welcome. Thank you.
I couldn't agree more.😀
Well put. Here Here.
Some can always find a reason to dislike unfortunately, but I agree, it never fails to gladden my spirits.
I just wish your videos were longer Kevin, you're not just the best youtuber on the canals, but the most professional videographer...... ( Long Pause)..........'In The World'
Lovely to be back with Aslan exploring the waterways. I am dead envious
Love your videos, I agree about the motor way noise. Your adventures are very interesting, and I think it would be great for one's mental health. Best wishes Kevin Cheer's
The narrow boats you pass have never ceased to amaze about the “Things” some feel a good addition. From boats so crowded with stuff the boat is barely visible to just some object that had me scratching my head like … “What?”
The boats are as individual as the people who live on them, we have no problem making them into a place we call home, unlike the rows of new build houses that have no character or personality 💕🦆
I Kevin is luvely to see you on asian enjoy your time on canals with the scenery all for now 😊
Chug chug chug sounds of freedom
Lovely new episode! I appreciated your walk into the village so I could see the beautiful old houses and a nice big old church. Not to mention that you worked up a real sweat to give us all such a gorgeous view from the top of the motte. I even started singing “I can see for miles and miles …” just before you did. 😁 I am that old. 😁
Thanks for another great cruise! I’m looking forward to watch next.
Greetings from Kentucky, USA!!
When you get to Oxford, I hope you go to Tolkien's gravesite, would love to see my favorite narrowboater with my favorite author.
Also, 2 👍 for The Who ❤
I love your slow pace of life on the canals. I trust you’ll never consider moving back to bricks and mortar.
0:32 No way ! There she is, Wrekin, the little hire boat we are currently staying on for the week! We did Brinklow to Hawkesbury junction today and turned ready to head back to Braunston for Monday! Have just eaten in The Greyhound…. Great pub, lovely atmosphere and frequented by really friendly people! I don’t want to go home. 😭
Hawkesbury Junction and the Greyhound pub are in the top 5 of my favourite canal places, along with Fradley Junction and Nantwich. The Greyhound is how a pub should be. I never wanted to leave either when I've been there 🙂
@@CountryHouseGent My favourite canal place is Kinver on the Staffs and Worcestershire canal. The journey from Autherley Junction to Stourport is my absolute favourite. Would love to see you film that one day!
Thanks for sharing the journey with us Kevin. Safe travels, Deb
As you moor up, I always enjoy a view from down in the grass. Like a kid laying on her stomach on a summer's day. Don't get that view much these days. And also enjoy the close-ups of you fixing the rope in place. One more skill of many.
Love that image, Wendy. A summer's meadow. 🙂
Hi Kevin hope you are well.
Whilst watching Aslan chugging along it got me thinking.
A fuel polish possibly could help lessen the smokein 'joe Frazier ' from the stack.
You are a God of the vloggers and religious viewing saves going to church.
Safe journey travels Kevin
Keep safe warm dry and virus free.
Such an amazing country. And how interesting to see how some people had their boats moored at a place where there was some kind of little living area. Such a great life
Thanks!
Your part-year Aslan/part-year motorbike system seems ideal! Most of the time chillin’ along the canals, but still able to fulfill that “need for speed” for a little while. Good to see that you still appear to be in the same “lazy days & childhood ways” mindset you were the last time you showed us the Brinklow area...like a young lad “without so much as a care in the world.” Thanks, Kevin for another refreshing episode of your life traveling the canals! Cheers from Nashville, 😊
You are fortunate to be able to wok and ride a bike. Health gets to be a factor with age...eyes are precious.
I appreciate that Mark and yes, it's taken a while but I've gradually been fine tuning so sort of life-balance.
You're so right about the bike Kevin... It wouldn't do to have it on board Aslan... it should have it's own narrowboat!!! ROFLMBO... cheers from Tennessee, USA
Wonderful relaxing episode with perfect editing. 🎉😊. Brings a lot of calmed nerves to this office worker.
Good run.😁
Loved the tour!
Thank you 😊
Thank you Jules. You're welcome
The visit to the Mott and bailey was wicked Kevin.
Fabulous and subtle as ever!! 🤣
I’ve watched a second time. Actually three times. What I don’t understand is why anyone would think you could put a touring bike on a narrowboat. If they knew anything about motorcycles they wouldn’t have asked the question.
As always thank you for sharing your adventures and thoughts. You are the godfather of the British canals!!!!!
Another great start to my weekend. And with you very near the town of Rugby you’ve set things up perfectly as the Rugby World Cup kicks off this weekend. Thanks Kevin!
You are brilliant as always. Finding a perfect way of making the best of two world - narrow boating and motorcycling! You never cease to amaze us! Richard and Becky
Could of not picked a better Moto Kevin. TOP SHELF. Love BMW bikes.
Ahh time sit back and to enter relaxation, thank you Kevin.
Motor vehicle white noise--it winds me up tightly. Then, I get to a corner I can turn on my way home. Walking farther and farther away from the Big Rush Road, I can feel muscles loosening, shoulders lowering, and heart calming down. My mood lightens and peace returns. So, yeah, I know exactly what you mean.
I hired a Rose Narrowboat 30 years ago when I holidayed in England from Australia.
Was the best week of the trip.
Love love love the narrowboat experience.
Another brilliant episode. I’m continually in awe of the active boating culture on the canals - lovely!
Your God Save the King comment had me in stitches 🤣
Ha, I know what you mean.
😅..me too
nice bike bud and thanks for the show
Great life you live Kevin. I'm envious
Friday...... 5pm...... cuppa...... you tube...... BEST 30 minutes of telly watched all week.. cheers kevin, highlight we so look forward to. All the best and thanks for rhe video. Floss & jan x
thanks, Kevin, for posting this soothing and undramatic episode -- outstanding countryside along the Oxford, spectacular views, horizons and skies similar to those seen in my native texas -- may I state that I agree with your policy concerning motorcycle administration, putting the bike in storage insures that it will be undamaged when next you see it -- looking forward to next week's installment!!
Cool travels by motorcycle is back! Can’t wait, we’ll I guess I will have to but , woo hoo!
Always a pleasure to watch your vlogs. You are the one who got me into the narrowboat vlogs originally during lockdown
I m enjoying your new season Kevin camera and editing as well your bits of information and commentary excellent as usual!
Nice scenery…. Thanks for sharing!
"quite liberating" indeed. And quite a far cry from the busy pace many of us live at. Thanks for another beautiful trip.
Cheers Kevin, really relaxing 😊xx
Lovely, just lovely. Enjoy your summer weather, Kevin!
Always lovely to hear from you Helene, cheers for watching.
Thanks Kevin 😊
Thanks Kevin for taking us along on this beautiful cruise and with a view of your mighty BMW. The Motte has been invaded by foreign invaders, Bunny Rabbits, lol. I hope that you are doing well. Take care and all the best. Stevie
I saved up a double bill, which I’ve enjoyed today. As always, a lovely vibe, some good humour and nicely shot. Class.
That was a good long walk, Kevin. Great video as always. You are appreciated ...all the best...Chris 🇨🇦
I loved hearing about your motorcycle travels! I have been traveling via E-bike this summer and tent camping. I recently acquired a solar charging system for the bicycle that folds up neatly and fits into the panniers. It takes quite a while to charge that way but eventually it does work. I try not to hurry anyway so it is fine. Back in August, I toured Gettysburg Battlefield on my bike and stayed about ten miles (16km) away at a campground for a few days. A single person tent, inflatable sleeping mat, sleeping bag, one change of clothes and minimal toiletries was all that was needed. My Gettysburg ride was 85 miles (136km) one way but I did have the electric assist of the motor and two batteries. I was very ready to arrive at home though by the time that I struggled into my house at the end of that trip. I hope the week ahead treats you well Kevin!
Wow, touring on any kind of electric transport must be an endeavour and a half, unless touring California with 16 hours of sunshine. Here in the UK, it would make a nice ornament for 9 months of the year - unless you tow a petrol generator behind you that is. 🤭 Cheers for your contribution, it's greatly appreciated.
@@CountryHouseGent yes, it can be quite a challenge. Sometimes it is more sitting and waiting for a charge than it is touring but I chose to go about it this way. No insurance costs or registration needed. Many times I will find an electric outlet that someone will let me use or the campgrounds that I stay at will have electricity so I don't always have to rely on solar alone.
Have you seen Long Way Up with Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman? They had a similar experience on their electric Harleys. Asking local businesses and residents if they could use their power all the way up South America.
Yes I have seen it and loved it! It was partially an inspiration to do my own travels although what Ewan and Charley did far surpasses the distances that I travel. I only recently followed Charlie's social media but I have been a fan of Ewan's films since Trainspotting. I really enjoyed that you mentioned that show, my lady and I are actually working our way through the episodes again.
Thoroughly enjoyed this episode, Kevin! Especially enjoyed the Mott and Bailey...first I've seen up close, even virtually. That was quite a climb! Great scenery and commentary as always. Really appreciate your time and attention to detail on these vlogs. Cheers, until next time!
Thanks for another viv. Stephen and Jane. SETTLE north yorkshire.
Enjoyable video footage (as usual), Kevin. Also informative. Thank you.
Two excellent pastimes. Canal boating and motorcycling. 👍👍
Always a great way to begin a weeks end. 😊
Always a pleasure to spend time with you and Aslan
It is amazing how peaceful narrow boats are. It definitely will allow you to understand life.
Another great video Kevin!....cheers !
You never fail to disappoint, avidly watched Travels By Narrowboat since day one. Thanks for posting another fine episode Sir! Top Marks!
Thank you Kevin. Another great video..YEY !
Hey Kevin another fantastic vlog good footage and lovely countryside......
I’m thrilled you still travel by motorbike 🏍️. I’m going to watch again tomorrow because I missed a few things, it is Friday afternoon here.
That moored up boat at start of vid, Wrekin, my dad and me hired it for a week 9 years ago 😆
First of all, I adore your channel all around. It's beneficial in many ways for me. For example, it's always a bit of a history lesson because I have never been to your country. So, I hope this does not come across negatively, but I miss the maps you would put in the screen of your current location and destination. Not because I am a nosey human or want to stalk you, obviously it would be difficult from this distance hehe. But, I do love maps and I guess it's part of the history lesson I was referring to. However, I absolutely understand not wanting to put it up because locals could stalk you. But, I do miss it. 😊 happy trails!
British summer on the canals...the domain of the happy and at ease👍🙏...great episode❤
Many thanks Kevin for this one, so many memories. The long line of boats you passed, our good friends are moored second to last (black boat with pram hood) and where you moored up I replaced some rotten windows in mine. The farm there is owned by a lovely gentleman called Mr Powers who is 96yrs old and still mows his lawn & keeps busy. The sunken boat next to you turned out to not have the weed hatch properly closed. 💕🦆
I looked up why narrowboats sink and read this was one of the issues. (The most common is inattention at the locks.) I wonder who is responsible to remove abandoned or sunken boats?
@@wendyposselt1288 I think the responsibility lies on the owner, in this case the boat was sold to someone local
Very much enjoyed the tour of the Motte & Bailey Castle :)
Beautiful day for cruising on the canal
Nice bike😊😊😊lovely video 😊😊😊thank you
Fantastic! Another episode!
You're welcome Christopher. One every Friday, 5pm GMT.
Thank You ! Been close to 40 years since I was last on the Oxford. Looking forward to seeing the old pubs and if they are still there. Cheers Kevin!
Always look forward to your videos. I've seen every one and some over again
Yep definitely a beautiful view
Another fascinating and relaxing video. Thank you.
Well, you could do the opposite and have a little Aslan II/Bimmer Butty made and haul the BMW along.... 😆 What a palaver that would be! The moorings at 17:45 were idyllic! Your feelings about the Oxford translate over the internet, it feels very peaceful from this end, too. Hope you're keeping well.
Spectacular seeing you again!!!
All right parking your Range Rover beside your mooring, very posh!
Pure luxury. 🙂
Another quality video Kevin!
Was a pleasure to finally meet you in the flesh and chat to you, the intrepid explorer.
Gary & Mel (Nb:Five Horizons)
Happy cruising to you both
It's nice to follow along a canal I have been on, brings back happy memories 😊
Just love the bridges.
I hadn't taken in where you were in series one. And I didn't want to know - it was just a lovely journey. It was my first time watching YT canal content and I just became immersed and wonderfully lost in it.
A butty boat for your bike ? Nah... too much hassle - you're arrangement sounds perfect.
What a lovely journey today with you and Aslan. ❤ Many thanks!
I have a question for you. Why is it that some folks just abandon their boats on the canals? Always such a sad sight. Like a building in the city mid-wrecking ball destruction with its "bones" exposed, all dignity lost.
I think some just give up, ir more likely run out of money.
@@CountryHouseGent How sad . . . all the way 'round. Thanks for responding.
Lovely Job Kevin. Thank You.
Beautiful content Kevin! Love your relaxing vlogs and footage of the canals and villages.
Lovely views
Beautiful bike.
I very much valued The Who reference.
And it goes without saying (but I'll say it anyway) every video you upload.
Thanks Kev
Pleased you enjoyed it and cheers for following along. 🙂
Enjoyed this!
Kevin, those 3 days went well, enjoyed the ride on Aslan and even enjoyed your singing 😮, cheers Charlie from Pennsylvania 😊
Oh thank you for the dimensions that you gave me.
Hi Kevin! The weather seemed to be quite agreeable for cruising. I was also left with the perception that there was a good bit more boating traffic than previously. Nice countryside indeed. Cheers!
Very true Terry, the canals do seem busier this year, even considering it's Summer and the height of boating season.
Great video as always Kevin. Also that's a beautiful bike you have.
I have to admit , I was thinking of ways you could keep the bike on the boat when you said that. Lol. Not doable.
Must admit I did think maybe you should put it on the front but then I remembered what you had last and thought absolutely no way. Might have been okay with my old Honda 500 but not your BMW!!! 😆
Awesome video. Thanks Kevin
Friday night viewing sorted again. Cheers Kevin. Hope the heatwave isn’t making life too uncomfortable aboard Aslan.❤️
It can get a bit overwhelming at times but have to find a shady tree to sit it out.
Hello Kevin mick from Hull really enjoyed this episode hope you are well and I will look forward to your next episode 😊😊
Nice! Thanks for your perspective on life.....I also live on a sailboat, albeit in the pacific Northwest of Washington state....
Life on a sailboat on the Pacific sounds idyllic. Often thought how it would be to convert and live on an old fishing trawler, on the sea. 🙂
Leaving your bike moored up lol !
Yep, a slip of the tongue there. 😁
I'm still watching every one. Such a calming way of travel. Seems like you have a bit more traffic on the canal today.
Hi Kevin, hope you are well. If memory serves me correctly, on your last visit to Brinklow you bought a pork pie from the village butchers, and you apparently enjoyed it very much best you've tasted for a long time, back in series one I believe, take care, Paul & Lyn.
Ah yes I did get a pork pie but sadly this time by the time I got there, the butchers had closed for the day. 😕
Hi once more Kevin, uou definitely done my home village proud, I'm really pleased you enjoyed your visit and you had nice things to mention about it we all love living here.
I didn't come across as a complete buffoon on video eh but very close.
ME Kev the Brinklow kayaker being shown on your video in Brinklow undeniably made my day thank uou so very much. Agree fabulous view from the tump glad you made it to the top without having lost your breathe.
The swing Bridge is new it can be moved much easier now even whole im on my kayak I'm pleased to say.
Where you ate your Celery that section of the canal has some old arches under it but hidden only 2 remain viewable and the old arm you passed the bridge just padt the arched that bridge is where the canal used to route through brinklow and rejoin on the bend where you passed a canal boat with a blue dragon on it. Much shorter route now.
You moored your boat right at the bridge where I put my kayak in thecwster it's such a shame you missed me paddling as I'd just arrived home from joliday I didn't kayak.
Lovely and quite except the odd dozen trains every 10 min.
So pleased you visited Brinklow please visit again hope I see you whole I'm paddling next time 😊
All the very best and thankyou for taking the time out to chat and have a picture taken with me.
From Kev the Brinklow Kayaker
Search for me on youtube some old video on there me kayaking.😊😊
Sorry for the late reply Kevin. Hope you enjoyed your appearance. Yep, I think you came across perfectly well. 😁
Lovely episode! I like going along on your walks Kevin. British countryside is so beautiful. Here in the US we don't have any heritage type structures of our own, although... there are some ancient native structures. I'm about 15 miles from a Choctaw Indian mound that looks a lot like the Motte you toured us through... but... without the moat. Thx Kevin!
I'd very much enjoy visiting your country's Indian history. I find all of that fascinating.
I find your life interesting, and relatable. I love European history... and Britain is rich in history. As I've mentioned... I lived in Seven Oaks, Kent... for six years as a boy. My family also lived in St Johns Wood... basically in a flat... at the round-about... where the famous "Abbey Road" photo happened. Abbey Road, Grove End Road, and Circus Road.... about 3 blocks from the St. Johns wood underground station, near the American School in London, and... about 5 blocks from Paul McCartney's home. Anyway... yeah... every spring I till my garden, and then the rain comes. When I plant veggies... usually find 2-3 napped flint artifact tools. Cheers Kevin, be well, and keep on boatin' ! PS, you are welcome to visit. I could show you the sights. BTW, I am a motorcycle guy as well... currently only have one... a Suzuki DR650es. A dependable touring bike (anywhere bike) Cheers!!@@CountryHouseGent