Відео

Awsome ❤❤❤

Ha ha ,,I've seen bigger boats in a bottle 😅,

Is that the lock keeper's cottage Stenwith at 9.06? Went inside when it was a 'lost place' about 8 years ago, amazing history with many of the original features still intact? It looks different in the film; has it been sold or is it being looked after now?

Thanks for sharing this video on a fantastic subject. I just don't think the majority of the people of Britain realise was an incredable asset they have in the canal network. However what absolutely astounds me is the number of landowners who are unsympathetic to having, when needed, an existing canal on their property restored or in some instances cut through a very narrow slice of their land. If it was me, I would be absolutely delighted to have a canal run through my property, what an honour. Best regards from South Africa

"...the ONLY way to hold a meeting." 🤣 Thank you for this video! Greetings from germany

Excellent and, as ever, well narrated and edited.

This boat has more LED lights than a brothel. 😁

Well that was a pleasant interlude. Good to see some positive stuff, people enjoying a fulfilled existence. Didn’t see many phones and iPads.. he he

👍 enough said

Aaaaaand most importantly and always omitted for some reason... how much did it all cost?

What I wouldn't give to be able to make the UK my home. I'd be on a narrow boat inside 24 hours if I could.

What a down and out dump this has all become , i say this as a born and bred Londoner who got out 10 years ago.

I´m on medical retirement and I´d love to do a bit of that stuff when/if I´m able but the government agency in charge of the medical retirements in my country (not UK) would remove my pension if I even tried. Even if it did not lead to me rejoining the work force the therapeutic value for my quality of life would be huge, the law/rules say I could try for a few hours per week but reality says I´d loose my income if they got wind of me trying beyond a single day, so I dare not.

I’ve been interested in the various canal restorations going on since your Lichfield video. The restorations mean you have historically important spaces that you can access and use! Bravo to all the volunteers nationwide!

👍👌❤️🇨🇦

Love this content

Awesome to see these boats and canals still doing their job today.

I'm sorry, but I really don't understand why, or who makes the decision to 'get rid of a canal'? It was there, functioning, and used, .........? It would have cost a lot of money to remove locks/bridges, etc! Why? Thank goodness that she's being finally restored!

Fantastic video. Thanks for sharing. Best regards from Chicago

Hi David, we live in New Zealand and do not have canals as such, it is wonderful to watch your videos and the history. You always give a great commentary.

I would love to lend a hand. One of my bucket listers is a trip on the canals there in a narrow boat with the wife. It looks like a right whackin' good time !

Best of luck to them!

Fantastic video Dave.

Aww....this is the area I grew up in.❤ I loved the canal as a kid. The Mucky Duck pub is by this stretch. It's so wonderful to see it being restored. I'll have to pop by next time I'm up to see the progress.

Great video

I think I'd love to volunteer here, if it wasn't for that pesky 3,000 miles of salt water in the way.

Thank you

I have no idea why your videos fascinated me , but god damn do i love them

CTC videos always superb professional quality from DJ - many thanks.

Absolutely fabulous. What an excellent interview with all those beautiful people who give of themselves. Thank you David. So interesting.

Very nice, David!

Enjoyed this.

Perhaps you don’t know, but I’m interested in the engineering aspects. How is this canal kept in water? Is it just rainwater and natural groundwater?

Many thanks for another great vlog lots of good information, interesting fact, great vlog thank you🙏✝️🙏🇨🇦

Great show David.

Such an amazing job!

Reaffirmed my belief that despite the current economic situation ,this is a country of exceptional people🙂

David the phone is ringing off the hook ! The BBC is begging you to name your price !!! Thank you sooooooooooooooooooooooooo much for another nothing short of excellent documentary and for raising awareness of such an awesome group doing such an endearing work.

This vid made me happier for watching it. Cheers, David - wonderful bit of journalism as always.

Thank you David for the awarenss of this project. Cheers.

Thank you David a very well produced video and for a most worthy cause.

Very pleased to see this as a short break in a quiet part of the canal system seems to be on the cards.

I like your Twiggy boat😊 on the logo

Love the Grantham Canal - one of my fav walks is Hickling to Kinoulton … lovely pub at either end of this stretch, a cafe in the canal basin and for those who are members of the CAMC there is a CL at Sarsfield chocolate cafe about 5 mins walk from the canal. The wildlife along the canal is lovely - often a swans nest etc. Might volunteer next year - looks like the green gym! Thanks for sharing the plans!

They should be nearing Nottingham about the turn of the century - the more you restore, the more you have to maintain!

I would love to travel on a canal boat overnight, sadly it won't happen, I live in Fish Hoek South Africa. So I travel with you guys. Love the work you do many thanks. I am also following Alex Hibbert who is restoring an old glass Fibre life boat whose name is Alan

David your videos are a class on their own professional and entertaining great stuff, oh and keep up the boat DIY I always enjoy a good laugh 🚤👍

Wonderful!! Wish I didn't live so far away!!! Thanks!!

More power to their ELBOWS ! Great Video David ! Stu xx

What a great project. Respect to these people and you for the video. Looking forward to updates.