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I saw two videos with first admentment audits of the city hall one was "press nh now" and one "auditing erie county" (October 25th 2024) it went very well mostly. These public employees represented the county in a favourable light and lead to the impression that this is a welcoming place worth of visiting. Honestly something like that is much more impressing then a marketing video. Even the little snippets of the sheriffs department i saw showed them as reasonable persons, (hopefully not snitching) the one who was "tik toking" for a couple of minutes while waiting for a call kept it cool when he got aware that A.E.C. stand right next to him filming, I really really appreciate him for NOT flipping out and getting agressive towards the harmless citizen, maybe be the people there made a good choice with their sheriff and he with his deputies.

Incredible video

Thank you so much! So great to see such a carefully-made animation. I have been an avid canal enthusiast since 1975 when at age 25, I spent the summer crewing a 70', long, 7' wide horse-drawn narrow boat based out of Rickmansworth, London. We took about 8 new passengers per week through the largely restored UK canal system. Best summer of my life. I now own a small section of the sadly derelict Morris canal in Washington and often imagine what it must have looked like when operational.

That was amazing! Was familiar (somewhat) with the lock system but did not suspect the existence of the plane system.

Wow - how fascinating - I live in NJ & whereas I have long been following the adventures of people on canal boats in UK where I am from, I had no idea there was ever a canal in NJ. I did know about the Erie Canal, but there's not a lot going on about that these days, whereas in UK the canals are fully in use for pleasure these days, and it's a really interesting subject. I'm sure people in UK would find this very interesting. I don't know if they ever built such a thing as the Plane 9 to get up hills in UK! Thank you for your video!

Superb. Thank you so much to Warren County and the Lee family for their efforts of preservation.

This is fascinating! How ingenious were these people?! I have an original James Lee 1973 Morris Canal book I just got from my grandparents house.

Excellent ! Very well done and informational. thanks for doing this

That was superb! Mandatory viewing for anyone interested in the Canal and what it meant for the growth and economic development of North Jersey.

Excellent. Like the sounds of the wood barges on the tow cars. The wire ropes that moved the boats were three inches in diameter. Made by Roebling Co in Trenton. Went on vacation to the canal in '06. Bought the "Morris Canal" book in Lake Hopatcong. So like that the water was used so many times.

This is a great explanation of how the inclined planes and water turbines worked with the hinged boats.

Thank you so much for this video. I'm originally from Paterson, NJ. The north end. But, my American Polish grand parents, were from the south side. Near to the Morris canal. As a kid, I remember them well telling us about the days when they would ice skate on the canal, during the winter season. Thank you again.

Your video is very nice! Crush your competition with P r o m o s m!!

What will happen to 519 with all the warehouses planned? 519 is very narrow and is dangerous already.

I am more familiar with the History of the Erie Canal. I'm 76 years old and back in the day we did mostly the same work as the men but seldom wore pants unless there were no outsiders around.

Totally awesome 😎

The engineering of this operation is mind boggling. Thank you for assembling this presentation. Brilliant work.

Great video! I was born in Woodside Queens, but I lived for 25 years in Bayonne, NJ. There was a Provident bank that I used to go to which had a painting of the Morris canal that I always found fascinating. I also worked as a mate on the Schooner Pioneer out of the South Street Seaport in NYC. We used to make trips to what is left of the canal in Jersey City. I always tried to imagine what it would have been like to see the canal in its heyday. This video brings it more to life for me. It's nice to see some of the people who were involved in this very important part of our history. Thank you for this video.

This is fantastic. The comments are great too. Thank you.

When did the canal switch from rope cables to Roebling’s steel Cables?

I have just discovered this and am gobsmacked!! Wow! Having been a Morris Canal devotee since 1975...a long time...I have dreamed of what it must have been like to see and hear one of it's inclined planes in action. And you have managed to accomplish just that. So many times, when I volunteered at the canal museum at Waterloo, I have explained the workings of the plane. How fun to have been able to show them this awesome video. Well done!!

Lived there as a child,though now too much traffic and people

Hey Warwick! Happy Thanksgiving. Would you like to continue your great animation work for another similar video on the Morris Canal? I sent you and email, too, but I do not know if you received it. Hope you are safe, Well, and still doing Super Animations like this! Thanks, Ron

Such a cool video, I live across the street from here. It's a great restoration. Awesome history.

Any information about William Ramsey would be greatly appreciated 👍

Hey Spc. Morris Did DR. Hook take your canal?

Great history thanks for sharing

Great vids! ❤ You have a new subscriber! Why don’t you use promosm!!? You should use it to grow your channel!

I WITNESSED YOUR COUNTY IN ACTION AND IN COLLUSION WITH OTHERS(AT THE GOVERNMENTAL BRANCH LEVEL)..ALL I'M GOING TO SAY IS SYSTEMIC RACISM. YOU CAN LIKE IT, HATE IT, OR CHANGE IT; YOUR CHOICE.

You have to onlook this man for making his out there bethinking that he lives in Wyckoff. I understand this is what he’s onput to do but still it’s wonderful.

Don’t big chunks of warren county already have Optimum and Xfinity? I understand that Service electric cable tv is the only fordrafter in some parts but I believe 80 hundredths of warren county is already besteaded by a big cable/cable internet fordrafter in XFINITY which just so happens to be the biggest and broadest company of this kind in the oned Rikes of America. The southern tips of warren county are the ones who need help straightaway. Service electric is monopolizing is some parts whereby there are no other fordrafters. Something has to be done straightway I mean I selfly would like to live in a landship where there are at least two good internet fordrafters, but I just can’t right now. With that said I think it should be unlawful for one fordrafter to oversee a whole town or Hempstead without another competitor or competitors. Having only one choice is awful and only forwhy someone lives in a lesser inlived county or town does not mean his or her choices should be lessened or unbestanding. Hence these folks onseek help NOW.

Warwick, Super JOB!!! This animation shows that you have amazing skills to really tell a story that is so personal and engaging. It is hard to believe you did this 1.5 Years ago, Right!? As others have also noted, this is THE best animation of an operating Canal that we have ever seen. It is so natural and realistic looking- The sound effects are also wonderful. Kudos and congratulations! I have shared this video with many other MC fans, and they appreciate it also. It is now a MUST-See for all people studying the MC and especially those going on Plane 9 West tours in Stewartsville, NJ. By coincidence, I just took a group there to enjoy it and this video. Love the 3 Generations of the LEE men at 5:00 of the video. Keep up the good passionate work to preserve History! Thank you very much, RR

Excellent production to explain the operation of an effective and unusual system.

Very good. Please make sure the volume is better next time. It is a shame that after going thru all this work, it is very hard to hear Denis.

A marvel of engineering and manufacturing. What an amazing construction project. Loved the video with special effects. Clear explanation of the way the system operated.

This is awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I did not know they had computer animation back then. I guess it was water powered too! 8-) Great video!

I marvel, not just at the ingenuity of the men who designed the canal system, but at the artistry of Warwick Lambert who put this animation together. It's a very clear explanation. I was taken by the silence that must have reigned then -- just the sounds of the country, and the creaking of the canal machinery, with perhaps the occasional motorcar.

Just outstanding. Thank you very much for a very valuable lesson in local history.

Excellent work!

What a great explanation of the workings of the planes! The animations certainly make it so much easier to understand. I marvel at the ingenuity of the entire mechanism! As I watched the animation of the cradles carry the hinge boats over the planes I wonder what the sound was like - if it was loud and mechanical, or, relatively quiet, with only the sound of the cables moving and the boat and cradle settling and shifting as the weight of the vessel in the cradle switched from canal to cradle, over the plane and back into the canal. Wonderful presentation! Nicely narrated, James! Solid, interesting, well-paced production, Warwick! (Clever animation at the end!)

Amazing - glad this amazing historic engineering feat has not totally been lost to history.

This video is fascinating. Although the mechanics have been explained to me before, seeing the animation makes the entire process so much clearer. The lock tenders must have been incredibly strong. Not to mention Lizzie, and all the walking she did. Excellent, clear narration by James Lee, Jr.