Boater's guide to York - chains, drunks, guns and 'daubings'
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- We've finally made it to York, one of the most impressive (and expensive) cities in the UK - but what's it like from a boater's point of view?
~ Pubs of the Week ~
Minster Inn • www.minsterinn.co.uk
The House of the Trembling Madness • www.tremblingmadness.co.uk
Pivni • www.pivni.co.uk
The Exhibition Hotel
Kings Arms
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I live in York, and without sounding biased, I couldn’t imagine living anywhere else in northern England. The problem with York is it’s full of people who don’t live here, e.g, students, holiday makers, tourists, so they’re mostly disrespectful! To everyone!
And race days are a nightmare if you're a resident needing to get around . Best time of the year I used to find was October/ November before the Xmas shoppers all descend
Really want to visit York but promise I'll behave. Liverpool evokes similar feelings for me, wouldn't be anywhere else but students can make people's lives a misery, not sure if I'm becoming a fist shaking old man or I'm just less tolerant of these kids openly defecating whilst rotten drunk in the lovely local park, leaving mountains of litter, holding raves with pa systems and causing fires with their BBQ rubbish... And if course the age old problem of week night parties going on to 6am plus. (They never used to be this bad but this gen seems super selfish).
Tourists are mostly ok but of course you get a handful who are just disrespectful, hassle women and girls, create bonfires on football pitches to cook their food etc.
Plenty of problematic locals too, poverty in Liverpool when I was a kid was severe and we still suffer the effects, it makes some people act hard, makes them nasty, cruel bullies, they've basically had a miserable upbringing and part of them wants to drag everyone else down to their level, they tend to live together in the worst neighborhoods. But mostly people are good, friendly and are no problem to share a neighborhood with.
Yup, more often than not the trouble in a town is caused by people who are travelling through or on holidays etc.
I’m now always mindful when I’m travelling, because it’s very very easy to behave badly when you know that you’re leaving the next day, or when you don’t know anyone in the area.
But yes, it’s very often the non-locals that give everyone else a bad name.
Correction - regarding the IPA towards the end - it is unpasteurised but it’s also unfiltered that’s what I meant to say! Also La Trappe is a Dutch beer... I’ll learn... one day...
' The black swan ' is without doubt the best pub in York and the food is out of this world, I have travelled most of Britain and it tops number 1 pub in my pub league table.
Best video yet! Loved the info on the city of York and the special effects and videography are fabulous and so professional! Keep 'em coming!
Hey thanks Luann very kind 8^)
Totally agree, we used to be moored at Naburn so had many overnight stops at York, great for people watching until 11pm but then we got fed up of people jumping on the boat, standing on the side and using the river as a toilet, then being woke up at 6am by the bottles getting emptied into the dustcart from the pubs (usually the Lowther),
The boaters facilities were near the tourist boat pick up point, and they needed attention, then they built the posh restaurant and knocked them down,
Sunday morning cruising become a game of dodge the debris in the river from the night before, whilst avoiding the rowers!
Since moved the boat onto the Yare in Norfolk, totally different and feel more secure, but a lot more hire boaters without much consideration to moored boats,
Found your channel after watching your BBC programme, looking forward to the next series.
glad to see your latest work and very informative as ever
funnily enough I was on your home turf last week collecting a gorgeous Lister HA2 from Wiltshire and bringing it back to the Midlands for rebuilding! always another Lister project to be had!
as always looking forward to the next installment
keep up the good work lad!
That was a really good and fair review of York. I am glad you took my advice and visited the railway museum.
Yes as soon as you mentioned that I made it a priority, and was not disappointed!
I love all these creative little clips you put in your vlogs. The petals floating up, the leap in time in the clock shot and - of course - the long hose xD You obviously put a lot of love and effort into your videos.
Thank you Caro, it's a combination of joyful creativity and painful perfectionism - I'm just glad people like yourself notice those little touches, makes my day. 8^)
I love your videos and canal boat journeys Robbie.I saw on tv yesterday that a new series is beginning on the bbc and can’t wait!.
Best wishes from me up in bonnie Scotland!.👍😀
Excellent video Robbie...keep them coming.
I love Samuel Smith's King's Arm Pub! Great video! :D
Lived in York for five years while at Uni...loved it...Favourites place was the railway museum and walking the walls...Saturday nights were to be avoided at night with all the drunks,,,,,the pub on the river regularly gets flooded at times and records all the floods on the bar.......the Minster is a great place too...and loved the Shambles....
first of your vlog I've viewed...very good! Thank you for sharing!
Fantastic video, Robbie! I can see that you put a lot of work into your vids, editing, entertaining and honest commentary, and I love the Butcher of the Week! York looks amazing - such history. If I ever go, I'll definitely drop by those pubs and also the train museum and the Dame Judi Dench place!
Thanks Esther, you have a keen eye, and yes I think you would love York, how can ye not! Thanks for dropping by once more - and thank you very much for topping up the POTW fund! 8^)
Great wee show Robbie,chill out every time.
Like the new kit!!! Playing catch-up as have been away a few months. Glad you made it through the tidal in one piece Robbie:D
Hi Robbi and what a shock! BANG!!
Yes York the last time I was in York was in the 80s and the Railway Museum wasn't half as Large as it looks now I'd love to go now but can't because of my health.
Anyway thanks for your vlogs as you take me to places I can't manage at the moment maybe next year?
However keep up the great work and looking forward to Cranking along the canals a little further down the Cut.😁👍
Your absolutely right everything you said,first night moored outside Museum gardens I felt the boat move.Looked out the port hole two guys just about to look under my front canopy,they had already had 25ltrs of diesel from under my stern canopy.And the way the river rises after heavy rain is scary,saying that I loved the place,also Ripon and Boroughbridge are amazing.Definitely going to cruise up there again,it learnt me a lesson I am a lot more security conscious now so thanks York.
Another GREAT visit ! Thanks Robbie.
Man I'm enjoying these videos. Ought to keep me going for a couple of years. York seems like a cool place. Anyplace you look, throw a stick and you hit something historical protected by Heritage Laws. Here in Ontario if I throw a stick the only thing I get back is my dog waving his tail.
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So happy to find your videos, you are living life as it should be, lucky sod.
I make the occasional visit from Hull,its a very busy vibrant place ,they have a great little sarnie shop that does hot beef,pork ,turkey sarnies.....just delicious
Good choice of pubs, the Minster pizza is absolutely gorgeous. And the Trembling Madness is one on it's own!
Thanks, glad you think so too! 8^)
Liked and Subscribed. I am from the United States and I enjoyed this video on York, both the good and the bad, all good information. I think this is a good format, slip in quietly on your boat, hit up some of the interesting sights, shops, pubs and then quietly slip off to the next town, 007 like. You don't get this kind of tourist information from some of the big canned channels.
Max respect to you robbie. Enviable life style.
Very useful information Robbie great work.
Its cheering to see your work vlogs on your canal journeys.
Yes astonished no floating pontoon visitors mooring.
Thanks David 8^)
Hi Robbie ! Found your channel through a couple of other boating channels. Thankyou for your great content and best wishes !!
Thanks and welcome aboard! 8^)
Great video Robbie! I visited York last year and stayed at the Exhibition pub overnight. It’s a cheaper place for a b&b just outside of the walls. I get what you mean about how busy York gets though. Still a great place to visit and go round the pubs 🍺
York is a beautiful city but very expensive. It's dependent of tourism. Historically, famous for it's chocolate (Rowntrees) and Terrys (chocolate orange). I lived in Acomb for two years before moving to Leeds. Your video was excellent. The NRM featured - a must for all visitors. Great pubs and super food. Your humour came through - your biggest asset for me. Thanks for taking me along
Awesome interesting and loved the Vegan brew. York does deserve to be in top 5. A wonderful place. Thanks so much for telling it all from your perspective.
Robbie great vid some great info love your style.
Quick small world moment. I was in Museum Gardens with my family to see the salute. We had no idea it was happening but I got talking to someone who mentioned it. Little did I know that I would hear another view from you when I started watching your vlogs!
Walked the walls 20 odd years ago when I used to work weekends at a mates shop on gillygate,went in a few pubs too,good times
magic stuff pal,love beer,,,du'vel,,cheers, Stu..
lived in York for 5 years when attending university...four years hons degree then 1 year PGCE to become a teacher....it was peaceful and quiet back then in 1990,s now ruined like many places by the drunken yobs and other miscreants...loved walking the wall as a way to relax after a hard day studying and the Railway Museum was my favourite hangout...loved the history...of the trains and the city itself..there is an old train in there called Copper Nob which was once on display in Barrow in Furness .which has a big dent in the boiler caused by a bomb that hit the station when the shipyard got bombed in WW2...there is a pub down by the river that has markings on the bar/wall that records the height of the floods they get...amazing just how deep they get...There is a huge variety of Bars and Pubs in York - over 365 it is said - that is one for every day of the year! There are Real Ale Pubs, traditional pubs, Irish Bars, Cocktail Bars, Beer Gardens, student Bars, Chic Classy bars and Music Bars. All Bar One....
I ended up in the House of Trembling madness when I was last in York and fell to my knees. A lot better than the beer shops in Edinburgh!. I ended up vlogging my trip to the York Brewery which was a lot of fun :)
Really great vlog. Loved it.
Robbie
York is one of my favorite spots, if left to my own judgement I would have assumed that York is the perfect mooring spot, just as the Rowntree caravan club site is one of my favorite caravan locations. Having read your account I can clearly see why York is probably only suitable for a very brief stop in a canal boat - the journey to get there up the Ouse looked like quite an adventure as well. Your videos are fully of very useful info and are completely nuts - keep up the good work.
Mike
Ah thanks Mike!! 8^)
intro with the music and video starting and stopping to the beat was sick, really well done
Ah cheers Bucky 8^}
I'm not a boater but I think you would take a hell of a risk mooring beside the Kings Arms. It's a hotbed of alcohol fuelled violence and a big cabin cruiser was set on fire and completely wrecked about 4 years ago.
Fair comment. I was trying to say only moor there if river level rises above the other moorings. Cheers for watching 8^)
That will be "Silver C" we never heard of the real reason of the fire, some say the boat had just filled up with fuel, coincidence? after that we didn't really feel safe overnighting there
Entertaining as usual and the narrow boaters vlog obligatory shot of the wildlife albeit on the streets of York. I was amused by that. Keep 'em Cumming and Cranking.
hi robbie love your canal boat stories have been to york several times,the golden fleece is worth finding its the most haunted pub in york.
Great stuff. I must visit York but maybe not by boat. You get those speedboat nutters on the Thames as well you know.
Awesome blog/vlog you do these great
I'm pleased I'm not the only one who's mentioned the rowers in their latest video! They seem to be everywhere and I'm miles away from York on the Gloucester & Sharpness Canal and the joining speed boats Aghhh!
Hi Jono thanks for watching. Yep those little speed boats really kick up a wake! Good that you're covering the G&S canal I will check those videos out when I get near there.
See email sent. :-)
Currently living mortgage free at Marsden on the Hudds narrow at tunnel end. Hoping to do the jump onto a narrow boat next year soon as the house is done up and sold. You have provided a good research spot for me.
Ace! Glad to hear Andy 8^)
Great. Keep them coming...
Always liked York and in someways as you said, similar to Bath. Though I've never experienced it from a boaters point of view, obviously something they need to sort out. Used to work in York, flooding is fairly common and quite spectacular at times. Really enjoy your vlogs!
Hey John very kind, thank you for dropping by 8^)
I'm a northerner that currently lives in London and loves York, I was there in March staying at the 'old station' if you've not looked at Butterfly Films on you tube you may find it interesting! I'm sure he composes his own music, very slick. Not as good as your videos though. After watching you today it seems anything to do with transport in York is a nightmare, you want to try to get a car to the railway station it takes an entire day, you just have to park and then walk .As always your video was great and I really liked the section on the bridge especially the girl with the long hair throwing her head back. That was really lucky!! I doubt I'll ever take a boat there but I'm checking out rightmove this afternoon. Thanks.
Rightmove back to York? I'd love to live there but would have to win the lottery to do so! Girl on the bridge (my mum wants to paint all of those figures) typical of people coming to York for a fun day out - but was videotaped from the bus which is probably one of the best ways to come and go 8^)
cool vlog, Nice place York. head to see all the airport your getting
Cheers Ken - airport?!!
I just want to live on a narrowboat, water worthy, habitabal, cozy, sound body, blacked for now etc etc cant wait x
Trembling madness is a gr8 pub.. 🍺👍😄
Certainly is - was there t'other day....
Bad news in York Press. Your Butcher of the week , Appletons will not reopen. Their pies were always my little treat when visiting York. Pies make everything better!
That is very sad 😔
Robbie, enjoy your videos, thanks for the effort! My wife said I should send you a link for the Eva-Dry dehumidifier. We used four of the small ones on our year long cruise on a 45x'16' cruiser. They work really well and are very quiet and low power consumption. Bath towels never used to get dry, but with the driers running that problem disappeared. They do have a small water tank but that is the only issue. I modified one by drilling a hole in the tank then place the unit in the sink. Jim
Hi Jim (and wife!) yes please send the link and I will take a look. Although I definitely don't get damp problems as severe as some.
Robbie, here is a random site selling them. We bought four of these and put one in each head, one in the galley and one in the bedroom. They are very quiet and low power consumption. "Keep cranking!" Jim
Oops, www.sylvane.com/eva-dry-edv1100-petite-dehumidifier.html?s_cid=cse_gpl&gclid=CjwKEAjw4IjKBRDr6p752cCUm3kSJAC-eqRtpeQHNkcjt5oqVaQBSRJvebtjik4QJI_biyiFsijRgBoCIbrw_wcB
Jim
Man you make my day. I watch a few canal like blog things but yours way ahead STANDS OUT dude. how long is your naughty lass in feet (as I'm old) just got my boat on the system, loving it.my kids say they won't burry me just set my narrowboat alight cast it off and get pissed. Sounds good to me.(being deceessed ) before it . Not at the moment.
Ha ha Shane that is hilarious, what a great comment, thank you. Mine's 42ft (likewise don't use metres too often either)!
Fab vid, again. Top boter 👍🏼
I worked for BR&ScotRail from 86 so I've been to the NRM. I've worked 60009 Osprey&Union of South Africa.
Great to see you back Robbie. Always enjoyed my visits to the city. A great place for walking, just don't go down the Snickelways after dark ;-)
What a great word - thank you Stephen!
Snicket, (a passageway between walls or fences) + ginnel, (a narrow passageway between or through buildings) + alleyway (a narrow street or lane) = Snickelways © Mark W. Jones 1983. Cheers Robbie.
Well, I’m now learning about the “Viking Recorder” and what it is etcetera.
After seeing those words on your laptop screen.
I’ve also learnt that the river Ouse is quite deep in places - from approximately 5metres up to almost 9metres.
9 metres!?!? That’s pretty deep 😳
You learn something new every day don’t you? I love that.
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Glad your safe , you really deserve that drink 😀😀
I was surprised to see a Coors Beer sign in an Englishmans boat. Even Americans find that stuff blah. But for some reason, it's mostly what they keep on tap west of the Mississippi river. In the Army we used to call it "Rocky Mountain Panther Piss".
Robbie, good work. am a ex liveabord boater , plan on getting back to it in the future and your blogs are a source if insperaiton, apart from York! ( which looks beautiful) well done on the editing..
Cheers Ian! Yeah York is quite amazing but not set up for liveaboards (they don't want our sort there!)
Not boring love your Vlogs..... x
Yikes that is a whole different side of York I've never seen. I love York .
The 21 Gun Salute next to your boat, brilliant, I never knew how many problems there were for boaters in York.
Some great videos here Robbie, I've only just found your channel after stumbling across the second series of Canal Boat Diaries on I player,
Do your vlogs follow in order?
Keep up the good work Robbie
Cheers yes if you find playlists in my channel and click on the ‘voyage logs in order’ one you should be able to bilgewatch them all from there!! 🤓👍
I came here from floating our boat, great content, loads of info, you seem a great fella, sub'd.
Cheers Pete and welcome aboard! 8^)
I was in York once, found a pub that is reportedly the oldest in UK, dates from 1400 and something according to plaque on the wall. Old speckled hen on draught, the best.
Great! Well that's 'Ye Olde Star Inn' - didn't try their beer but the pub seemed a bit touristy now and lacked atmosphere so I gave it a miss! 8^)
I don't even like getting a local train to York. Everyone is pissed, especially the fat birds.
This did make me giggle! Love your videos.
Thanks Ophelia 8^D
I like your Coors sign.
Dude...thanks for the shout out for goozlegram. Nice to see the T too! Nice vlog. More soon please. :)
Thank you Dean! Yeah the T finally made it on to the screen, more later this week.
I love York, a great night out for sure! But would I moor up there if I had a narrow boat....hell no!!!
Hi Robbie - recent convert to you TH-cam channel after seeing the TV series. Love it! I’m from York but live in London, i get back ‘home’ often though and wasn’t looking forward your video after seeing the title, however, I think you’ve pretty much hit the nail on the head! Nice one. Would like to be able to show you some of my York highlights sometime. BTW, have you ever considered a Brompton bike? One would be great for the boat. Keep cranking it!!
Thanks Jonathan and welcome aboard my TH-cam channel! To me Brompton bikes suck, they are the least coolest thing imaginable and they don’t even save space in fact they take up too much room on the boat but i get why they are popular 😂
@@RobbieCumming ah well, each to his own, respect your opinion. Keep cranking it!
Cheers will do (mostly on foot 😂)
Followed you for a while on here, all your vlogs have been excellent, this is the best yet. If your doing the calder and hebble would be glad to lend you my hand spike. Keep em coming.
Thanks Andy, really appreciate the comment, and if I do take on the calder & hebble I will let you know. Cheers!
Great vlog! Butcher of the week made me laugh...I see someone else has already come up with other suggestions so I won't flog a dead horse! Keep 'em coming Robbie!
No, by all means carry on Ronnie! Thanks for watching!
I already know after the floods in 2013 I think it was. York is a beautiful place though. I always use thick motorbike locking cables to secure the boat safely! I like your videos, they are interesting. I never new you had a long hose!
Well it doesn't look very long out of the box but with enough pressure it can reach up to 100ft. WAHEY!!!
I am actually lost for words Robbie Lol regards Hayden
Great documentary on the City of York, so good - since I languish in Greece - to remind us Brits that living or visiting GB is not all doom and gloom. Keep up the good work, and congratulations on yourTV presentation, .which is more than professional these days.
Thank you Patrick you are far too kind - it's all in the editing I assure you! 8^)
Don't I know - TheBalkanNewsMagazine.com
Hey Robbie. If you go back to York maybe have a peep in ‘Evil Eye’ (Stonegate). It IS a cocktail bar but upstairs is cool; four poster beds as seating?! Thought you might like that, naughty lad! 🤗🤣 xx
When I first moved to York the red eye lounge you refer to used to sell smoking related products if you catch my drift
When i was living in Munich i worked in a beergarden. One of the most popular was a "Weissbier"(Wheatbeer). I highly recommend franziskaner if you can find in the UK. Its also relatively healthy.....
Healthy beer?! I'm sold! 8^D
Yes lads and the best wiessbrau is salzburg wiessbrau, best beer in world, if you ever go to Austria mate, honest I had one sip and nearly fainted , you can get wiessbrau in most supermarkets nor Robbie
+Testicular cancer UK, Its good stuff. Settles the stomach aswell i found. I used to open hundreds of bottles a day and on a hot summers day the queue was half way round the beer Garden. The Germans certainly love it....
Goog video mate, keep them coming
Hey thanks will do! 8^)
I used to live in York as a kid then a short train ride away and the drunk problem is definitely worse hen parties stag parties and race days and the like. When I was a teenager I used to get the train to York on a weekend to go shopping bowling or the cinema, I love York to visit but i don’t think I’d want to live there now. I’d certainly worry about mooring a boat with how quick the river can rise when there’s a lot of damage rain in the hills I’m sure there’s a pub that’s got markings on the wall of the flood heights.
Great vid .... very informative ..... we are planning on coming over from the states next year for a narrowboat trip and videos like these are very helpful ...... Is there a link to the pub fund ? lol .... thanks
Ha ha thanks Joe - and interesting to know where you are viewing from too. Pub fund links are in the description! Many thanks!! 8^)
great vid mate
looks nice there, bet the prices are through the roof though....great vid :)
I love that train. There are soooo many abandoned trains in The American Pacific Northwest, and not enough housing. What an idea, to make a little house out of one.
Made for the Queen, she would often travel to various country homes and public engagements so they made sure she had the highest level of comfort between of course!
pdlsprite There are people who have bought train cars and turned them into homes in the US but it's expensive and the building permits required are crazy.
Similar issues here, but we have the advantage of bugging out into the forest, where there are no building codes.
Music? Solar Fields?. Loving these Vlogs!.
Great video got York spot on I love York but stay outside York.😂😂😂
Ha ha! V wise Tom!
The locals in York are the salt of the earth , those that live and work there are the nicest people I've ever met and being a southerner they made me so welcome , made friends for life there
Btw Sam Smith's pubs in York £1-30 a pint the dark mild they do awesome pint of ale
I was in York once, unfortunately do not remember much except for the Viking Ruins and the Roman Wall. O did not know about the RR Museum
It's really good, but slightly hidden away perhaps, so not easy to find.
My understanding is the old Elsan point was lost when the Harome crowd built the pricey Star in York place. Where do you splash your boating boots in York these days for free? (Hint: Some might suggest the Kings Manor next to the art gallery ;)
Good point about need for secure moorings. Having read about York float-aways, I bought a few yards of goat chain and padlocks prior to trip to Leicester but happily didn't need them. Must try the Minster Inn. Never been. Cheers, Steve, actually from York-ish.
Robbie. The best place in England to walk around the entire city is Chester not York. It's only possible to walk around half of the walls in York whereas Chester it's almost complete. And it's more friendly! And you can walk along the 'Rows' (elevated streets) that they don't have in York.
Both great cities couldn’t recommend one over the other
Hey Robbie, note about the Belgian Beers: La Trappe is actually a Dutch beer (www.latrappetrappist.com/en/), Karmeliet is pronounced 'karmeleet' in English. Just had that last one yesterday myself in Bruges after a bike trip, always a delight.
Thank you Sven, and appreciate the pronunciation tip too, I still have a lot to learn about beer. The glass they used for my Belgian St Bernardus Tripel was therefore the wrong one of course! 8^)
An interesting video but as you were talking I was noticing the way you decorate your boat. Specifically, between the 6 string instrument and the throw buoy, over your left shoulder, is a bottle which looks quite right. Could it be Drambuie or another type of Scotch libation?
Ha ha that bottle has become a bit of a star of the vlog - it's a bottle of 'Monkey Shoulder' blended malt scotch whisky, bought by one of my Crank it Crew members. Also the 'throw buoy' is real! It's got a Baywatch logo on it but it does work!
daubings! 😨 keep on cranking cheers
No way...there is a t-shirt 😆
Luv the diaries rob on bbc4 when u coming down south to film one mate I reckon ude love cruising the waterways of the Lea valley
I’ve already been up the Lea and Stort not sure if there beeb would be interested but I’ll ask
@@RobbieCumming if u don’t ask rob in this world u don’t get good luck with the proposition mate and stay lucky
Please make 'Butcher of the Week' a regular feature. Other ideas Lynn:
- Fishmonger of the week
- Cobbler of the week
You should change up your basic organ sound in Logic lol its everywhere and the B3 app is just brilliant so many cool vibez
I use garageband mate
Hi Robbie good review from a boaters perspective. Pity CRT could"nt make a secure area for boaters but then again maybe they want people to move on quickly. Love Belgium beer, now Robbie have a think about this Naughty Lass does inland waterways of Europe. Cranking it in Europe.
Yes John I think CaRT are just tip toeing around all the other commercialised areas of the waterways there unfortunately which is not right but that's capitalism. Great idea about Europe, has been on my mind for a while,, Imagine a Belgium booze cruise that would be perfect - although would have to leave the NL in blighty. Anyway I will do a European tour at some stage (maybe even before we leave the single market, will we won't we who knows). Thanks for watching!
Trembling Madness! great name Bet they didn't have any Shiner Bock!! LOL
I didn't see any it but it's possible they did!! SO MANY BEERS!!! 8^)