I know a guy who has been married 4 times and he is the loveliest bloke, never goes looking for love but always gets found, usually by an attractive woman with underlying issues that soon develop. I missed his last wedding, sent a note saying sorry “see you at the next one”.
That was no lady! They were quite the exhibitionists, they seemed to be enjoying the attention - especially when she looked directly at the camera as she flipped him off...
The divoced 4 times couple remind me of when me and the wife went camping once and a couple in a nearby tent had a pissed up row. Everyone was mentioning it in the village pub the next day. Classic. Nice relaxing video. Thanks
We had a narrow boat for 9 years but after covid so many idiots had bought boats we sold ours , we couldn’t believe just how quickly they had ruined the peaceful nature of the cut.
Canal boating looks so relaxing and then you see this😮. Great video, thanks for posting. To the lady with the four times married man - why did she think she'd succeed where so many had failed😂
A big problem is a lot of these will be hires and they only give them 1/2hr basic instruction on how to pilot them. People with absolutely no experience of boats try to drive them like cars and it just doesn't work.
You are so right Martin, none of it is put on, it just happens. They feature in one of my earlier videos "Narrowboat Vloggers" and the commentary goes something like, " Running out of water, nearly falling in, lost drone in a tree" the list is endless but they are great fun to watch and very entertaining. Thank you for your comment.
I heard you narrate saying “Tickover” about barges going too fast. My American parents rented a barge in England and had a wonderful time. They told me they were told to go at tickover speed. They sail a small sailboat and know how to handle a boat. More people should try tickover.
@@NarrowboatSuperB Didn’t know about the town but I do understand what tickover speed is. When the engine says Tick O ver Tivk O ver Tick O ver. right??
I Love you and your last comment, Full refs and steer it into those bushes !!! ,thank you for making me burst out laughing. i always thought boating was relaxing.
Great video! That fat old cow yelling in that dispute was the best😂 you know shes the next to go😂 shes obviously # 5 he can move on to nunber 6. Maybe he will get someone better
i have driven a small boat 1-2 times. so not much experience at all. but even i know, when you approach something (lock, mooring,..) you do it slowly. a boat has momentum, you can not stop it like a car. i think some people forget (or don't know) that.
You can stop a boat quick. But it's not a good option. I once came into a dock dead of night. I was going very slow. The dock was about 2 inches away my friend was impressed. Put it in gear take it out. Rinse repeat. Slow and steady. Rule #1 of boating. Don't rush. And rule #2 don't let anyone else rush you. Focus on the task until the engine is cut. 👍 BTW reverse does act like a break. I almost got thrown from a boat cause I wasn't ready for it but knew it was coming.
@x5x, that's because you were brought up to 'think' intelligently about consequences (to others as well as yourself) before you act. Unfortunately, you're up against too many folk who were dragged up to think only of themselves.
It always amazes me how new/novice boaters don't get that boats do not handle like automobiles. hull weight & speed, current, wind, engine power, how a rudder works, traffic, and waterway clearance all seem to be items out of the chapter that they didn't bother to read. Throw in a little alcohol and an attitude of entitlement and it is a very good thing that the UK has better control over privately owned firearms than the US.
Always approach a dock as fast as your willing to hit it. I work on the river in Stratford upon avon. No boater has any idea about the chain ferry having right of way being hand cranked. And if the boat says holidays on the side of it then give it a wide berth
When they're driving their cars there are the people who hog the outside lane of a motorway, block yellow box junctions jump red lights and veer across lanes on roundabouts.
I think it's all common sense and courtesy however that seems to be in short supply, on a plus note there's a torpedo upgrade available for those sorts of interactive demonic meetings😂
Maximum steering without wasted flow is achieved by goin back to tick over, centre tiller, then up the throttle wait half a second or a second then push the churn if its easy to push tiller then you pushed too early. If you just hold it full tilt its clearly pushing churn both ways if you look back at the churn. So from full tilt at high revs go back to tik over push tiller back to centre up throttle wait a second then turn the churn You can repeat this and your turn will be much more turn and less forward wasted energy
I am a new boater but I am absolutely mystified as to how the blue boat in the lock mounted the lock gate and pointed at the stars …how do you do that!!!!! On second thoughts ….I don’t want to know.😮😮😮
The boat hasn't mounted the lock gate; its through it by a good 10 feet and gate is open. So whilst the boat was partially out of the lock, someone has opened the bottom paddles and drained the water out of the lock and the pound above, though why anyone would want to do this on purpose is beyond me! However, I did once have half a sheep stuck on the prop and had to go into a lock heading 'downhill', get the boat stuck on the cill and drain a bit of water out of the lock, then attack the sheep whilst standing on top of the cill. All in all, not one of the most pleasent episodes in my life!!😁
I think that the guy in the blue boat ramming the gates probably couldn't get the levels to equalize due to leakage at the headgate paddles, but there are better ways of dealing with it without wrecking the gates.
Another American in the PNW, I concur with your statement. My sailboat is also my home and I've seen a lot over my lifetime. Especially the last 15 years as people who have money have bought their first boats often in the 40'-50' range and no boating experience, no wonder our insurance rates have skyrocketed! Money definitely doesn't buy brains or manners. One of my favorite boat broker stories of a pandemic boat buyer was a couple was buying a 50' Selene twin screw trawler, when the one spouse asked, "why does it have two engines ?"
I could have given you one from inside our boat that was really bad but we are swearing really bad on it. They damaged the boat and paintwork the whole length of it. This was on the weaver where it’s huge - so how he hit us I’ll never know!
@@NarrowboatSuperB You do get the odd clown who own their own vessel without knowing anything but they are few. It's almost impossible to bareboat charter without an RYA accreditation or an ICC.
There's quite a few on the Solent. It seems a common occurrence that someone in a big Sunseeker will deliberately power close past sailing boats just to send everyone on board flying with their wake! Had that happen to me on the same day as witnessing another one playing unintentional bumper cars with the other boats in the marina!
Really good question WHY?, that fool still had the boat in gear and throttle wide open as he rammed the gate and even then he still kept it in drive after wrecking them. Just WHY?
Our third year with a "Weed"on Bec boat. Every year, we find that a lot of live a boards have far less boat craft and canal etiquette than we do. Got beached in the Bucky flight because of a pump failure and impatient live a boards forcing us to the side🤬
That boat that rammed the gates didn’t even attempt to slow down, in fact he keep the throttle going after he hit the gate ..it looked as though he was trying to ram the gates open and go thru without getting his lazy self out of his boat and manually open the gates…is that even possible?
Close. The white cottage next to the bridge at 5.15 belongs to Matthew Corbett, well known to us kids of the 80's as the wrangler for Sooty the glove puppet.
@@NarrowboatSuperB Looks like Leeds Office lock and he can't have had the box paddles open. Our yard was next to this and was easy to do also trip boat uses it.
Because the balance of masses and forces, this way the opposites cancel each other out; if they did both on the same side the cumulative force applied to this planet at that latitude would impact the angular momentum of Earth's rotation and before you know it a week would be eight days long.
I used to work ghe manual lock gates in my teens for pocket money and saw a narrow boat bow sitting on lock gate whilst draining 🤷🤦 i informed hi. Twice of his problem but he said it be ok in a very arrogant manner 🤦🤷 the bow end then ripped off the boat 🤦🤷 he got angry and went below deck and started shouting at his wife 😮 some people just won't be told 🤭🤭
@@NarrowboatSuperB yep if only people could take responsibility for there own actions and be gracious about it the world would be a better place as fryer tuck said in robin hood prince of thieves "thank you Lord for teaching me humility " 😉🤣👍
I remember ramming another narrow boat on the river Trent in Newark I'd just bought replica tug and the reverse lever came off in my hand as I selected reverse, fortunately there was no one onboard, I fixed the lever and made a swift getaway! ...
Slow down and reduce steerage when passing oncoming traffic shows his lack of knowledge. Revs and water flowing past the rudder is a must to maintain good steerage. Wait until you try that slowing down trick when navigating past large moving vessels!
I know a guy who has been married 4 times and he is the loveliest bloke, never goes looking for love but always gets found, usually by an attractive woman with underlying issues that soon develop. I missed his last wedding, sent a note saying sorry “see you at the next one”.
dont think you will have a long wait. 🤣 She's a right charmer., or should that be charwoman. 👍👍
I love the lady screaming at the guy like nobody's watching. Classic.
Someone was
That was no lady!
They were quite the exhibitionists, they seemed to be enjoying the attention - especially when she looked directly at the camera as she flipped him off...
I feel for that wee kid sitting at the front of that boat thinking this is what life's all about.
This is what happens when you've done too many locks in one day. No wonder the captain has been married four times! 😂
Quick use or the rudder would have put her overboard. Might have cooled her off a little.
"That's why been married four times" not only hilarious, but that boat they're on is gorgeous. Stern looks like an old ocean liner.
It is a lovely craft.
Yeah and just happened to be owned by idiot commoners and lord knows how they managed to own that boat it must of cost million or more
@@benconway9010 At least poor old Colin owns half of it then 😀
@jammymc9249 probably the only thing that gives him a bit of peace and quiet 🤫
It's an old tug Sharpness from Words Birmingham canal first saw it sunk at Tardebigge in early 60,s😮
The divoced 4 times couple remind me of when me and the wife went camping once and a couple in a nearby tent had a pissed up row. Everyone was mentioning it in the village pub the next day. Classic.
Nice relaxing video. Thanks
I have been in that place before 😄 thanks for the comment.
@Narrowboat Super 'B'
Was anyof the film on the Oxford canal, grew around somerton, some of it looked familiar, but maybe that's canals for you!
I believe it was, Somerton sounds familiar.
Four times divorced, should have set the alarm bells off!
@@spacerockerlightyears Think the alarm panel must have been broken 🤔
We had a narrow boat for 9 years but after covid so many idiots had bought boats we sold ours , we couldn’t believe just how quickly they had ruined the peaceful nature of the cut.
Its the same with fishing since covid, it used to be a peaceful sport
Just like the nerds in their niche games learned, if you don't gatekeep your hobby it *will* be destroyed.
My dad was a lock keeper, you wouldn't believe the dumb stuff I've seen.
Here in the Netherlands the same happened on boating (we don't really have narrowboats).
Also mainly a result of the covid nonsens.
So people thought being on a boat was safer? That sucks, especially the younger ones who are aholes and arrogant and drunk.
Lovely low key deadpan presentation style - a real pleasure to watch and listen to -thank you!
Thank you 👍
Canal boating looks so relaxing and then you see this😮. Great video, thanks for posting. To the lady with the four times married man - why did she think she'd succeed where so many had failed😂
A big problem is a lot of these will be hires and they only give them 1/2hr basic instruction on how to pilot them. People with absolutely no experience of boats try to drive them like cars and it just doesn't work.
The bloke might not care for anybody but he loves his boat.
Just spare a thought for that poor child stuck on that small boat with parents screaming at each other.
I heard that bloke doesn't even love his own offspring
@@MDThomas-pv7hx and Julie don't even like him
The guy driving straight into the bank full pelt and the ''That's why you've been married 4 times''!
probably on his 5th by now.
I agree, go full revs into the bushes, pretend you did not see her falling in
Quite a few have said that
😂
Yea he could blame her for distracting him then while she's bobbing in the cut leave her their 😂
Hey it is only murder if you are on a camera I guess in their minds.
This was brilliant, never new so much goes on I the canals.
Looks to me if the pilots on some of these boats need some tuition. 😊
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it.
Tuition? They need to start with some manners first and foremost.
I don't know why but these narrow boat videos are addictive to me.. even the ones without chaos...
They all end up with chaos at some point
@@NarrowboatSuperB I'd love to have a cruise in one.. just looks pretty cool..
over eleven minutes long video introduced by less than ten seconds long talk? thats super-cool! And the video is great too.
Thank you.
If that was my wife screaming at me like that she'd be getting a quick lesson on how to find the depth of a canal
"Rocket Boat ready to launch ' 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Must have been on the cill when lowering, but yes, it is ready for blast off.
The Taylor's, you could do a long video just on them, and it's never their fault. Their map not showing how tight a bend is, is comedy gold.
You are so right Martin, none of it is put on, it just happens. They feature in one of my earlier videos "Narrowboat Vloggers" and the commentary goes something like, " Running out of water, nearly falling in, lost drone in a tree" the list is endless but they are great fun to watch and very entertaining. Thank you for your comment.
Hi, remember this post you made, watch this space.
I heard you narrate saying “Tickover” about barges going too fast.
My American parents rented a barge in England and had a wonderful time. They told me they were told to go at tickover speed.
They sail a small sailboat and know how to handle a boat. More people should try tickover.
Tickover as in low revs, but did you know there is a village in Derbyshire UK called Tickover.
@@NarrowboatSuperB
Didn’t know about the town but I do understand what tickover speed is. When the engine says Tick O ver Tivk O ver Tick O ver. right??
@@millymccoy8246 That's about it.....👍👍👍
Who gets married four times? Surely after two or three you give up! 😂😂😂
You would think so
I Love you and your last comment,
Full refs and steer it into those bushes !!! ,thank you for making me burst out laughing. i always thought boating was relaxing.
Always starts off relaxing but soon makes a dramatic U turn
@NarrowboatSuperB yes i can imagine.i like the simple quiet things just a old fashioned chap here.
Great video! That fat old cow yelling in that dispute was the best😂 you know shes the next to go😂 shes obviously # 5 he can move on to nunber 6. Maybe he will get someone better
Think he may be as far as number 8 now, you never know 😉
That's a cow ? That's kinda rude but definitely a witch on water lol
i have driven a small boat 1-2 times. so not much experience at all. but even i know, when you approach something (lock, mooring,..) you do it slowly. a boat has momentum, you can not stop it like a car. i think some people forget (or don't know) that.
That is all it takes, slow down, drop into neutral then a quick burst of reverse.
You can stop a boat quick. But it's not a good option. I once came into a dock dead of night. I was going very slow. The dock was about 2 inches away my friend was impressed. Put it in gear take it out. Rinse repeat. Slow and steady. Rule #1 of boating. Don't rush. And rule #2 don't let anyone else rush you. Focus on the task until the engine is cut. 👍
BTW reverse does act like a break. I almost got thrown from a boat cause I wasn't ready for it but knew it was coming.
@x5x, that's because you were brought up to 'think' intelligently about consequences (to others as well as yourself) before you act. Unfortunately, you're up against too many folk who were dragged up to think only of themselves.
It always amazes me how new/novice boaters don't get that boats do not handle like automobiles. hull weight & speed, current, wind, engine power, how a rudder works, traffic, and waterway clearance all seem to be items out of the chapter that they didn't bother to read. Throw in a little alcohol and an attitude of entitlement and it is a very good thing that the UK has better control over privately owned firearms than the US.
Now you know why boating holidays are expensive. . . Insurance against weekend Pugwash !!
Been married 4 times guy juat wants some peace on the canal 😂
And no way is he getting that.
He should take her down below and give her one…
Loved the last clip. That's what mates are for.
He must have known what was coming, very trusting guy.
If it was me, I'd be looking for No 5 pretty quickly..........🤣🤣
Always approach a dock as fast as your willing to hit it. I work on the river in Stratford upon avon. No boater has any idea about the chain ferry having right of way being hand cranked. And if the boat says holidays on the side of it then give it a wide berth
😁😁
That is some tight boating. I’ll stay on the Mississippi, thank you very much.
Sure you would soon get the jist of it
Bow in first use a forard spring then bring your stern in. Just watch the big vessels
When they're driving their cars there are the people who hog the outside lane of a motorway, block yellow box junctions jump red lights and veer across lanes on roundabouts.
I think it's all common sense and courtesy however that seems to be in short supply, on a plus note there's a torpedo upgrade available for those sorts of interactive demonic meetings😂
Wow, that was an awaking opening clip😮
yes, best have the volume down to start with
OOh some of those collisions look absolutely awful - there is alot of kinetic energy in a heavy steel boat, even at 5mph!
Yes there certainly is, its a right old jolt when onboard.
@@NarrowboatSuperB There would be a pretty big hole if our fibreglass thing got hit in that manner!! Grrrrr
Maximum steering without wasted flow is achieved by
goin back to tick over,
centre tiller,
then up the throttle wait half a second or a second then push the churn if its easy to push tiller then you pushed too early.
If you just hold it full tilt its clearly pushing churn both ways if you look back at the churn.
So from full tilt at high revs go back to tik over push tiller back to centre up throttle wait a second then turn the churn
You can repeat this and your turn will be much more turn and less forward wasted energy
Full revs mate into them bushes 😂
They float amongst us. Floaters.
The video I didn't know I needed.
Poor bloke . Not surprising he's got a boat . When she gets off full revs and keep going don't look back
I think that is what most people thought.
A couple of familiar faces but they aren't the ones screwing up.
Correct Dorothy, I've made a few myself, just glad I wasn't filming at the time.
You are absolutely right. People are ignorant.
I am a new boater but I am absolutely mystified as to how the blue boat in the lock mounted the lock gate and pointed at the stars …how do you do that!!!!! On second thoughts ….I don’t want to know.😮😮😮
Possibly the front end was caught on the cill and as the lock empties the back end goes down.
Hold my beer 😆😆
The boat hasn't mounted the lock gate; its through it by a good 10 feet and gate is open. So whilst the boat was partially out of the lock, someone has opened the bottom paddles and drained the water out of the lock and the pound above, though why anyone would want to do this on purpose is beyond me! However, I did once have half a sheep stuck on the prop and had to go into a lock heading 'downhill', get the boat stuck on the cill and drain a bit of water out of the lock, then attack the sheep whilst standing on top of the cill. All in all, not one of the most pleasent episodes in my life!!😁
Looks like Yokohama fenders all round would be a safe option!
Having just searched "Yokohama fenders" I can see what you mean, they are massive.
9:49 a nice big boat right there ;-)
Lol I was laughing in tears 😂😂 at this video
I think that the guy in the blue boat ramming the gates probably couldn't get the levels to equalize due to leakage at the headgate paddles, but there are better ways of dealing with it without wrecking the gates.
Maybe just a gentle nudge...........then ram it !!
@@NarrowboatSuperB I use a spanish windlass in this sort of case,
Check again, he’s at the top gate.
He looks like such an NPC
It was office lock in Leeds at the end of the L&L . He actually got tracked down and fined I believe.
I grew up in a lockkeeper's cottage, you wouldn't believe the things I've seen.
I can imagine
Never knew that much shit happens on those canals !
You'd be surprised 😁
They’re all out there and the bigger trouble is they will just not go away. The lock downs have made many even worse.
Perhaps the bloke on the grey boat, thought the alternative to a bow-thruster, was the opposite bank?
The best way to stop loud squeaking noises on your boat is with good old fashioned caulking.
I built and fitted the interior in the black and pink boat
Pink hat mans boat.
That guy has everything he wants… except his wife lol
Same here in America lots of people with more money than brains
That is normally the case.
Another American in the PNW, I concur with your statement. My sailboat is also my home and I've seen a lot over my lifetime. Especially the last 15 years as people who have money have bought their first boats often in the 40'-50' range and no boating experience, no wonder our insurance rates have skyrocketed! Money definitely doesn't buy brains or manners.
One of my favorite boat broker stories of a pandemic boat buyer was a couple was buying a 50' Selene twin screw trawler, when the one spouse asked, "why does it have two engines ?"
@@MW-on1ft should have said, one of them is for reversing
I could have given you one from inside our boat that was really bad but we are swearing really bad on it. They damaged the boat and paintwork the whole length of it. This was on the weaver where it’s huge - so how he hit us I’ll never know!
They will always find a way
This has amazed me how daft people can be. I like the ones trying to get under Potter Heigham bridge.
Yes, you'd think they would see that bridge looking down on them.
Last is better than a fog horn!
Yes, but the fog horn has an off on button
Think I will keep to the sea.... more room and fewer clowns.
Probably just as many but more room to spread out. 😄
@@NarrowboatSuperB You do get the odd clown who own their own vessel without knowing anything but they are few. It's almost impossible to bareboat charter without an RYA accreditation or an ICC.
There's quite a few on the Solent. It seems a common occurrence that someone in a big Sunseeker will deliberately power close past sailing boats just to send everyone on board flying with their wake!
Had that happen to me on the same day as witnessing another one playing unintentional bumper cars with the other boats in the marina!
Astonishing but predictable footage. A very enjoyable watch too.
Thank you
Things like these are why after 11years living aboard, I sold boat and moved onto the bank
😂
I don't blame you. The chavs have taken over, and they only care about themselves.
One moor point would any one be allowed to sale a Cruse ship with out supervisor aboard
There’s absolutely no tolerance to be going that fast in these canals….Pitiful 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼
Some cabin Cruisers (fibreglass) can move a bit faster
When she walked up front and turned to yell more? He should have just hit reverse 😂
And a bit of tiller action
Narrow boating It’s a contact sport 👍👍
@@nickpridding3435 yes it is, almost every time we leave the Marina
The Mrs nagging at 10:00 😂😂😂😂
It has been said in the comments, "Steer towards those bushes full pelt"
Lockdown was great, no hire boats bashing into me lol
Yes, but they came out in force when lockdown lifted.
@@NarrowboatSuperB true but by them I had managed to navigate from Warwick to Skipton, a glorious summer alone on the canals
the white house at the 5.23 mark is the sooty shows mathew corbets house in lymm .. beautiful little canal area
Guy was hardly lucky. Best part of £1000 worth of canopy ripped
I bet the repair cost hit him harder than the canopy did.
uncle Albert at the helm
Well spotted, that's him alright. 😀
I think it's time Colin embraced being single...
Really good question WHY?, that fool still had the boat in gear and throttle wide open as he rammed the gate and even then he still kept it in drive after wrecking them. Just WHY?
That is what most people have asked
Yes someone should have waited or waved the other through, but everyone is entitled now, with many being narrowboat owners 😅😅🤦♂️
Have just come off a week on "Jimsonweed" 🤣
Excellent
Our third year with a "Weed"on Bec boat. Every year, we find that a lot of live a boards have far less boat craft and canal etiquette than we do. Got beached in the Bucky flight because of a pump failure and impatient live a boards forcing us to the side🤬
I have seen many many many Narrowboat video's the past four years.
Still i was not aware this is wat you can encounter.
As Forest Gump said, life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're gonna get next.
That boat that rammed the gates didn’t even attempt to slow down, in fact he keep the throttle going after he hit the gate ..it looked as though he was trying to ram the gates open and go thru without getting his lazy self out of his boat and manually open the gates…is that even possible?
Bang goes the leisurely pastime, according to that boater anyway
Too many drunks, rookies and jerks.
This highlights why i would never, ever ,never have a boating holiday..either canal.or norfolk broads...
5:43 that has never crossed my mind.
Good job I didn’t buy a narrow boat!
Poor Colin gets everywhere.
Yeah, and some place's he'd rather not be
I'm a tour boat skipper on the broads and the amount of idiots I see is scary!
I can imagine
I have a 15m inland cruiser on the canal du midi and I see renters commit crimes against common sense every day.
10:41 just can't get away from the Karen's
Yes, poor old Colin
Muppets on the canals 😂😂
Close. The white cottage next to the bridge at 5.15 belongs to Matthew Corbett, well known to us kids of the 80's as the wrangler for Sooty the glove puppet.
The guy who rammed the lock gates is obviously a descendant of Stephen Beattie who rammed the gates at St Nazarie during the war
Was expecting him to fetch a Bouncing Bomb next
@@NarrowboatSuperB Looks like Leeds Office lock and he can't have had the box paddles open. Our yard was next to this and was easy to do also trip boat uses it.
2:09 piloting like it’s a jet ski 🤦
What the hell was wrong with the couple arguing on that nice looking boat at the end??
I think she wanted to have a go on the tiller, but Colin said no.
Why do you boat on the right and drive on the left?
Not sure really, perhaps just how it is.
Because the balance of masses and forces, this way the opposites cancel each other out; if they did both on the same side the cumulative force applied to this planet at that latitude would impact the angular momentum of Earth's rotation and before you know it a week would be eight days long.
Jims on weed 😂😂😂😂
I used to work ghe manual lock gates in my teens for pocket money and saw a narrow boat bow sitting on lock gate whilst draining 🤷🤦 i informed hi. Twice of his problem but he said it be ok in a very arrogant manner 🤦🤷 the bow end then ripped off the boat 🤦🤷 he got angry and went below deck and started shouting at his wife 😮 some people just won't be told 🤭🤭
Shift the blame, normal routine for some people.
@@NarrowboatSuperB yep if only people could take responsibility for there own actions and be gracious about it the world would be a better place as fryer tuck said in robin hood prince of thieves "thank you Lord for teaching me humility " 😉🤣👍
this is what they call "pleasure boating" ....
Yes, something along those lines.
I had kayaking down a canal and some guys in a digny with outboard motor blasted close past me almost sinking mt kayak 🙄
It’s unbelievable how ignorant people can be…and probably not their first or last time…..👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼
Almost certainly not their first time
9:58 the domestic abuse that goes unreported so stats produce as different result
50m long boats wrecking each other in a septic tank? :S
9:34 you look at those pirates such dress sense
They certainly look the part
I remember ramming another narrow boat on the river Trent in Newark I'd just bought replica tug and the reverse lever came off in my hand as I selected reverse, fortunately there was no one onboard, I fixed the lever and made a swift getaway! ...
My throttle lever came away in the middle of a marina, drifting for ages.
Opt for speed when traveling in a straight path with no obstructions. Transition to a slower pace when executing any maneuver.
Slow down and reduce steerage when passing oncoming traffic shows his lack of knowledge. Revs and water flowing past the rudder is a must to maintain good steerage. Wait until you try that slowing down trick when navigating past large moving vessels!