Cycling The Gloucester-Sharpness Canal.

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  • Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024

Комментарии • 12

  • @Mrtallguy76
    @Mrtallguy76 2 дня назад

    Interesting to see the Purton Hulks up close. I’ve never explored that far down the canal despite growing up in and around Gloucester and rowing on the canal.

  • @AbdulsCycles
    @AbdulsCycles 24 дня назад

    A trip that provides a new experience for those who have just seen it. Beautiful and interesting Gloucester-Sharpness Canal view, which is an awesome panorama. Thank you for sharing it with us. 👍❤👍

    • @westcountryexplorer
      @westcountryexplorer  21 день назад

      It certainly is a beautiful and interesting canal 😊 It was a pleasure sharing it with you 👍

  • @ParanormalPaul
    @ParanormalPaul 25 дней назад

    Good video Dave 👍

  • @jeanhopman5659
    @jeanhopman5659 25 дней назад

    This has been the worst year for weather......I'm a bit of a fair weather gardener and I keep waiting to get out there and do what needs to be done. Good Luck with your travels, looks like such good fun.

    • @westcountryexplorer
      @westcountryexplorer  24 дня назад

      Aye, was good fun indeed revisiting the canal. I try not to let the weather stop me from getting out & about and having a good time :)

  • @melsmith2887
    @melsmith2887 25 дней назад

    Who was Gordon Bennet ?

    • @jeanhopman5659
      @jeanhopman5659 25 дней назад

      "Gordon Bennet " is an expression of disgust or surprise. Difficult to say who he was as there have been so many.

    • @jeanhopman5659
      @jeanhopman5659 25 дней назад

      Well, I found this: Where did the phrase Gordon Bennett come from?
      The Gordon Bennett Cup was being held in County Kildare, Ireland in 1903. With an influx of wealthy foreign patrons, the local restaurant, bar and café owners could smell money in the air and put their prices up significantly, to which the locals exclaimed 'Gordon Bennett'. He was also an intrepid adventurer.

    • @westcountryexplorer
      @westcountryexplorer  24 дня назад

      @@jeanhopman5659 I'd read on good old wikipedia (Not sure how reliable wiki is.) that the expressions thought to derive from the controversial reputation of James Gordon Bennet Jr (1841-1918).

    • @westcountryexplorer
      @westcountryexplorer  24 дня назад

      @melsmith2887 I suspect it's safe to say no one will know for sure who the expression "Gordon Bennet" is based on.