Ha 😊 you can't beat a bit of bow and stern thrusters... That boat didn't look to be using em , if they were they were also in reverse lol ..... I like to uses em especially when its busy ... parallel mooring and leaving your mooring is great in tight spots ... Or with limited crew 😊
the big boats they all have an airdraft of about 8 ft 6" give or take (they over estimate the same way the bridge water depth markers underestimate). I went under Ludham a few times last week with a commander and if I had believed the markers, I wouldn't have attempted it espcially when it was raining heavily.
It makes me nervous when I see people on the front of boats, one sudden jolt and they are in the water if they are unlucky. Watching your videos is sometimes like watching 'spot the accident about to happen' or a health and safety video on how many potential accidents can you spot! I bet you must think the same whilst you are editing! I too was admiring the wooden cruiser as it went past and I bet it looked even better from your position. I am really enjoying your commentary as to what is going on plus I'm pleased your subscriber numbers are increasing.
Thank you SW! I appreciate that. Yes it can get very stressful watching things unfold there, today there were a couple of incidents that made me truly worry, you’ll see that next week!
These huge boats are not really suitable for inland waterways. To be honest there is now nothing picturesque about the Broads. We had a couple of holidays on the Broads many years ago, and the majority of boats were sail boat and the odd converted Navy boats. All you see now are huge blobs of white plastic, a great pity.
@@philambrose5866 I'm here in the us don't know how all the boat classifications are. I knew when I type the message that they were narrow boats but I don't know what they call those kind of boats?
@@danielsplayhouse3804 soz didn't realise you were across the pond. Narrow boats are no wider than 6ft 10 inches wide and are usually found on our canal system , there are some wider boats upto 10 or 12 ft wide but the width of them restricts their cruising abilities The boats on the Broads are known as cruisers and measure upto 13ft. and can be found on many of our rivers as well as the Broads I and my wife spent 10 years living and cruising aboard a 13ft X 40ft cruiser and then sold up and bought a 60ft narrow boat for a further 10 years. I preferred the narrow boat in every respect but it did demand a higher level of boatmanship. Hope the above explains something about British waterways. Regards, Phil
@@jonnytreehouse Thank you - sorry but it is my hearing I am sure. Thank you once again for the video. I keep looking out for Aqua Emblem have you ever seen her?
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Yep John, I can handle a boat with no bowthruster but it makes sooo much difference with one, especially when crew member is not so active!
that woman gave you a wave lol ,i felt that bump of that boat lol ,and one actually sounded the horn
Ha 😊 you can't beat a bit of bow and stern thrusters... That boat didn't look to be using em , if they were they were also in reverse lol ..... I like to uses em especially when its busy ... parallel mooring and leaving your mooring is great in tight spots ... Or with limited crew 😊
boats being silly, love it.... some more than others!! ahahha great fun
The 'gorgeous boat' at 13:00 is Katrinka, owned by Jamie Oliver.
Thanks Mr Fill, I knew he owned one, I just had never seen it before. 😊
Fending off with Boat Hook, a big No No!!!!
Yes I noticed that too!
the big boats they all have an airdraft of about 8 ft 6" give or take (they over estimate the same way the bridge water depth markers underestimate). I went under Ludham a few times last week with a commander and if I had believed the markers, I wouldn't have attempted it espcially when it was raining heavily.
fantastic quality, great scenes as always ! see you soon :)
Thanks bud 😊
It makes me nervous when I see people on the front of boats, one sudden jolt and they are in the water if they are unlucky. Watching your videos is sometimes like watching 'spot the accident about to happen' or a health and safety video on how many potential accidents can you spot! I bet you must think the same whilst you are editing! I too was admiring the wooden cruiser as it went past and I bet it looked even better from your position. I am really enjoying your commentary as to what is going on plus I'm pleased your subscriber numbers are increasing.
Thank you SW! I appreciate that. Yes it can get very stressful watching things unfold there, today there were a couple of incidents that made me truly worry, you’ll see that next week!
Yer need to hold on and have life jacket on
We had a motto which we stuck to religiously. One hand for the boat .. .always.
@@philambrose5866…and one hand for yourself!
I'm hoping to be there next week so I may come and watch the comings and goings at the bridge before adjourning to the Dog for a pint or two ! 🍺🍺
Thank you for another great video.
I've watched this vid but where's the bridge strike?
At 15:54 in.
great vid my man,
These huge boats are not really suitable for inland waterways. To be honest there is now nothing picturesque about the Broads. We had a couple of holidays on the Broads many years ago, and the majority of boats were sail boat and the odd converted Navy boats. All you see now are huge blobs of white plastic, a great pity.
I get a good chuckle of watching these bloke's operate these rental narrowboat 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Been watching but have been unable to spot any Narrow Boats
@@philambrose5866 I'm here in the us don't know how all the boat classifications are. I knew when I type the message that they were narrow boats but I don't know what they call those kind of boats?
@@danielsplayhouse3804 soz didn't realise you were across the pond. Narrow boats are no wider than 6ft 10 inches wide and are usually found on our canal system , there are some wider boats upto 10 or 12 ft wide but the width of them restricts their cruising abilities
The boats on the Broads are known as cruisers and measure upto 13ft. and can be found on many of our rivers as well as the Broads
I and my wife spent 10 years living and cruising aboard a 13ft X 40ft cruiser and then sold up and bought a 60ft narrow boat for a further 10 years. I preferred the narrow boat in every respect but it did demand a higher level of boatmanship.
Hope the above explains something about British waterways.
Regards, Phil
@@philambrose5866 👍👍
fair regal, wow a great boat
A big boat!
We're at Ludham camc now for a few days,lovely place ❤❤
Lovely! I hope you have a good break
@@jonnytreehouse Thankyou 😎😎🐾🐾🍾🍾
When you see people holding boat hooks, you know the helm has no seamanship nor boat handling skills.
Sorry didnt catch what you said ' you have hired many boats and you have never had a ............ Must be my ears. 6.24
I’ve never used a bow thruster. I thought that sounded a bit too!
@@jonnytreehouse Thank you - sorry but it is my hearing I am sure. Thank you once again for the video. I keep looking out for Aqua Emblem have you ever seen her?
I probably have but not realised, I’ll keep an eye out for her.
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PS: Such slow hire vessels need to be electric in the future and not bilch out harmful NoX