Easter Break On The Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal (Part 3)

Final part covering the last two days of our narrowboat adventure along the Monmouthshire & Brec on Canal. Joined by friends and introducing their children to what life is like in the slow lane.
Music courtesy of Enya. Tracks taken from her album "Shepherd Moons":
Book Of Days
Smaointe

[@SEXYMAN12632]

BEAUTIFUL VIDEO CANT WAIT TO BUY A BOAT MAYBE A CRUISER AND GET AWAY FROM THE DAILY RATRACE .,

[@anthonymccabe8788]

Thank you for showing this wonderful video. Very high quality filming and drone footage, hope you enjoyed the holiday.

[@DavidCarterVideos]

And thank you for the very kind comment Anthony.

[@philwheeler7054]

Just came across your 3 films - very impressive.
I first cruised the Mon & Brec in the late 70's equipped with a super8 cine camera (2 1/2 minutes a reel). If such a thing as video existed then, it was way above my teenage pay grade.
I have just hired a boat for a week this autumn with a view to achieve 3 days cruising and 3 days walking both the disused tramways above the canal, and also the derelict parts of the Crumlin Arm. If I could end up with a filmed result as artistic and beautiful as yours I will feel well served. I was especially taken by the use of the music, it was unfamiliar to me but was a perfect accompaniment.
Incidentally, was the "mountain" piece in Part 1 shot above Llangattock - as that is one of my intended walks?
Many thanks for sharing these moments.

[@DavidCarterVideos]

Hi Phil. Thanks for your comments. The music I used was by an artist called Enya. As for the mountain, I'm not quite sure of it's name but it wasn't far from where we picked the boat up at Talybont and it has a distinctive flat top.