Northamptonshire Village Walks (pt. 2): Stoke Bruerne and Blisworth (4K)
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
- The second video in my series of village walks around the county of Northamptonshire. This walk takes us from the charming village of Blisworth, situated five miles south of Northampton, along the course of the Grand Union Canal tunnel, which is the longest navigable canal tunnel in England. The walk takes us to the even more charming village of Stoke Bruerne, which is home to the Canal Museum and is a major tourist attraction in the county.
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For many years I would walk every weekend, every Bank Holiday and every day of annual holiday exclusively in Northamptonshire. When I saw the link to this video I decided to check it out. I almost overdosed on nostalgia. Not just because of the location, which I had walked many times, but because of the amazing visual similarities between your video and my still photographs. The framing of your shots is for all intents and purposes exactly the same. The only significant difference being that walking into and out of shots is Sylvie instead of my wife Joy. The enjoyment I received from watching your video is beyond my abilities to express. Thank you for such a vivid trip down memory lane.
Thank you so much. Comments like this inspire me to keep going.
Harmony with nature...........😁
A day in the life of the English..........😁
How charming !
Beautiful place ❤❤❤
Very Nice. 👌👌
Thank you.
Well done. Another elegant video, it's truly awesome.
Thank you.
Thank you for posting another interesting and relaxing "virtual holiday" through the English countryside, David. I wasn't able to make it over there this year because of the pandemic, but accompanying you and Sylvia on these scenic walks helps to fill that void.
Loads more to come.
Beautiful ❤️
Ahoy David. 11:04 I was there at the steps of the (then named Waterways Museum) 51 years ago. I have a photo of mum dad & I taken by my uncle when we were returning from a narrowboat holiday on the Welsh Boarder canal (as I knew it then) now more often known as the LLangollen canal. I´ve been searching online today and eventually found a photo of the museum and was able to locate it to Stoke Bruerne on the Grand Union canal where we stopped on the way back to Essex. Then i found your interesting hike over and along the towpath. Thanks, Keith.
Thanks for the interesting story.
Thanks David that brought back memories. We spent week on the Grand Union Canal about thirty years ago, went through Blisworth tunnel, we had to put an umbrella up in the tunnel as it drips rather a lot of water, would have got soaked otherwise. ATB .
That's interesting to know?
This is very helpful, I was always wondering how to get to Blisworth. I got to the road but didn't know where to go next. Great video
Thank you. Try walking it some time, it's quite pleasant.
You are my hero David...... this means so much to my wife Karen and me...
Thank you. I'm currently editing three more.
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Did you say a floating bar !!??
Yes I did. One of the barges is a floating bar.
@@arcadia449 A bottle of Dom Perignon for me and the Mademoiselle please !! 😆
@@arcadia449 So peaceful,tranquil and so serene.To think that the Nazis were bombing this country just a few decades ago.Quite a speedy recovery.....😁
@@arcadia449 Warm greetings from Cambodia to you and the Mrs.Thank you David for the show and tell.....😊
@@invinoveritas6859 Thank you.