Brilliant video thank you very much for posting. Just started watching your vlogs from the beginning, excellent very enjoyable. Thanks for the heads up about Nev Cartledge just had a look & subbed to his channel.
Thank you Emm. I realise I'm not going to please everyone with my choice of music, but as in all films the music is there to reflect the mood, or emotion. I'm pleased you enjoyed watching my take on my favourite mooring.
I agree. For me this is a piece of art, rather than just a TH-cam video. The music is a perfectly chosen piece for this quite intimate reflection of the beauty of nature. I come back to this when I'm not feeling at peace and need reminding that we live in a miraculous natural world, as captured so beautifully by Andrew.
Just discovered your vlogs a few weeks ago and really enjoying. Stunning photography and the music was a perfect choice. We are currently stuck at home and our narrowboat is stuck in our marina and we are really missing it. Hopefully we will be back on it soon. Your video was the next best thing so thank you for sharing. Stay safe.
A year late with the comment I know Andrew, but on seeing this I felt I had to comment on what is a truly stunning work of art. Beautifully filmed and so professionally edited with just the right balance of accompanying background music. All your vlogs are so very well thought out and put together but this one went the extra mile. Well worth more than the one thumbs up and who for heavens sake could bring themselves to give a thumbs down?? Unbelievable!
Thank you Glyn, I watched it myself after your comment and I'm pleased it has a soothing effect. Not everyone's cup of tea clearly, but I'm happy it relaxes some.
Cheers John. I was a bit cheesed-off with the bow-cam being on the tilt, but unless I climb into the canal with a spirit-level there's no way of telling - but I'm working on it...
Thanks Stuart. How's that boat of yours coming on? I hear from a friend in Luddenden Foot that it is indeed a bit frozen there. Not too bad in the mildish midlands
Tales From The Swan's Neck the steelwork is almost complete. The fitting out is my field really so looking forward to that. Its all happening undercover so the weather even at 1000 feet above sea level shouldnt slow the job down too much. Hope you are enjoying the stove as the nights cut in Regards Stuart
@@tribsat100 too right. what a blessing to have the fire going. I have gas central heating but reluctant to use it too much as it is ridiculously expensive. But then price varies dramatically from £24 per bottle to £36! Ah the fitting out is the creative part. Enjoy...
Wow....you have some skills with that camera! I was blown away by this. My preference would be for it to have stopped at 8:08, before humans arrived on the scene, but that just my preference because you matched the wonder of nature with the music so well.
Thanks Tim. I'm guessing there may be more like this in coming weeks as not a lot of cruising can be done at the moment. But that's ok, challenging yourself to make something out of nothing is always worthwhile
I’m so sorry Andrew, I fat thumbed the buttons and hit the thumbs down when I was aiming for the thumbs up. I’ve been watching lots of your videos lately, and enjoying them immensely. Thank you.
Tixall wide..so called because the land owner would only let them cross his land as long as they built it to look like a lake from his house ...as he always wanted a lake....so they did.....
That is one of the theories. The other which I think is more plausible is that Capability Brown (yes he from Capheaton, and as a Reiver you should know where I mean) designed the landscape with a lake, which he often did, and James Brindley utilised the existing lake for the canal.
in the late 50s early 60s i took a tractor on the ice in winter to clear snow of the ice so local farmers could play ice hockey i was 16 or 17 at the time and worked richard collier
Lovely ... but far far more evocative with the sound off; we needed the sound of the water and air . of the birds singing. Try it with out that music, please. Just watch …
That was absolutely gorgeous Andrew, magic filming and really beautiful music I loved it all Thank You Alison
Brilliant video thank you very much for posting. Just started watching your vlogs from the beginning, excellent very enjoyable. Thanks for the heads up about Nev Cartledge just had a look & subbed to his channel.
Yeah Nev is great, pity he hasn't done anything recently. And thanks for watching me too.
now more than ever such a sight to lift the spirits could not be more appreciated, Fantastic Filming many thanks
Cheers. Not everyone's cup-of-tea but nice that some enjoy the relaxation.
I on the other hand loved the music ,it makes you notice everything in a different way. So calming. Thank you. :)
Thank you Emm. I realise I'm not going to please everyone with my choice of music, but as in all films the music is there to reflect the mood, or emotion. I'm pleased you enjoyed watching my take on my favourite mooring.
I agree. For me this is a piece of art, rather than just a TH-cam video. The music is a perfectly chosen piece for this quite intimate reflection of the beauty of nature. I come back to this when I'm not feeling at peace and need reminding that we live in a miraculous natural world, as captured so beautifully by Andrew.
@@tims7793 Wow thank you Tim, what a fabulous comment to receive first thing on a Monday...well any day actually! I really appreciate that.
Thank you so much for this vlog. Georgeous scenery and beautifully edited.
Thank you. It is for me a very special place, and one of my favourite moorings.
Revisiting this two years on and I still think it's your best work. ;)
Thanks Tim, I'm so pleased you like it. I'm looking forward to getting back to Tixall in a few weeks time.
Just discovered your vlogs a few weeks ago and really enjoying. Stunning photography and the music was a perfect choice. We are currently stuck at home and our narrowboat is stuck in our marina and we are really missing it. Hopefully we will be back on it soon. Your video was the next best thing so thank you for sharing. Stay safe.
Thanks John, I hope you can get back on the water soon, take care
Beautiful. Thanks so much for posting.
My favourite mooring, and this shows why. Few boats, though, which is rare.
My favourite mooring too. I've been through 3 times now and approaching it feels like coming home
as teenagers we used to swim in the canal at the bridge that is back towards great haywood from the wides
A year late with the comment I know Andrew, but on seeing this I felt I had to comment on what is a truly stunning work of art. Beautifully filmed and so professionally edited with just the right balance of accompanying background music. All your vlogs are so very well thought out and put together but this one went the extra mile. Well worth more than the one thumbs up and who for heavens sake could bring themselves to give a thumbs down?? Unbelievable!
Thank you Glyn, I watched it myself after your comment and I'm pleased it has a soothing effect. Not everyone's cup of tea clearly, but I'm happy it relaxes some.
Fantastic Andrew. Thanks from Mildura, Victoria, Australia
Thanks. A bit chillier here than Oz I suspect!
Just beautiful. Thank you.
Thank you Max, I have to admit it was a privilege to make
marvelous.......thanks buddy
Cheers
Evocative imagery. Well done.
Cheers John. I was a bit cheesed-off with the bow-cam being on the tilt, but unless I climb into the canal with a spirit-level there's no way of telling - but I'm working on it...
Reflections of natural beauty can calm a troubled mind. A wonderful piece Andrew, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Take care and be happy. Admiral Hutchinson
Ahoy Admiral, I trust your own voyage was on such benign waters!
Stunning Andrew thankyou, Regards Stuart from the frozen North👍
Thanks Stuart. How's that boat of yours coming on? I hear from a friend in Luddenden Foot that it is indeed a bit frozen there. Not too bad in the mildish midlands
Tales From The Swan's Neck the steelwork is almost complete. The fitting out is my field really so looking forward to that. Its all happening undercover so the weather even at 1000 feet above sea level shouldnt slow the job down too much. Hope you are enjoying the stove as the nights cut in Regards Stuart
@@tribsat100 too right. what a blessing to have the fire going. I have gas central heating but reluctant to use it too much as it is ridiculously expensive. But then price varies dramatically from £24 per bottle to £36! Ah the fitting out is the creative part. Enjoy...
Wow....you have some skills with that camera! I was blown away by this. My preference would be for it to have stopped at 8:08, before humans arrived on the scene, but that just my preference because you matched the wonder of nature with the music so well.
Thanks Tim. I'm guessing there may be more like this in coming weeks as not a lot of cruising can be done at the moment. But that's ok, challenging yourself to make something out of nothing is always worthwhile
Beeyootiful mate. Music worked a treat.
Cheers. A bit of chill-out music helps the mood I think...
I’m so sorry Andrew, I fat thumbed the buttons and hit the thumbs down when I was aiming for the thumbs up.
I’ve been watching lots of your videos lately, and enjoying them immensely. Thank you.
No problem Mark, it happens. Thanks for owning up 😂
Where does the "Tidal" part come in?
Haha well spotted! You had me going for a moment there. Yeah damn autocorrect coming in I guess, I'll have to edit that
Tixall wide..so called because the land owner would only let them cross his land as long as they built it to look like a lake from his house ...as he always wanted a lake....so they did.....
That is one of the theories. The other which I think is more plausible is that Capability Brown (yes he from Capheaton, and as a Reiver you should know where I mean) designed the landscape with a lake, which he often did, and James Brindley utilised the existing lake for the canal.
in the late 50s early 60s i took a tractor on the ice in winter to clear snow of the ice so local farmers could play ice hockey i was 16 or 17 at the time and worked richard collier
when the weather is very dry for long time you can see were the drive from the gatehouse goes acroos the field to the wide
Lovely ... but far far more evocative with the sound off; we needed the sound of the water and air . of the birds singing. Try it with out that music, please. Just watch …
Beautiful images spoilt somewhat by the annoying music.
Here is a crazy idea , turn the music down and stop twisting on ye big girl