Narrowboats Crossing The Wash
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Fabulous vlog Lorna. Have now watched all three versions. The sandbank with the drone footage was so magical. A truly special moment in time for you all x
Fab stuff - It's quite a journey by narrow boat- the idea of taking something designed for water you can stand up in and whose sides you can almost always touch with a bargepole onto open water... eeeek!!!!
(the idea of deliberately grounding your boat is somewhat counter intuitive too!)
This is my 3rd trip across the Wash… same people … different vlogs… you each bring a unique experience to the trip and I thoroughly enjoyed them all💜.. thx
I love how much screen time you dedicated to the sandbank and the seals 🙂 Thank you
That was beautiful Thank you..what a great trip. Really felt that you were so in the moment...very peaceful and exciting at the same time. Good stuff Lorna..nice to see you out on the water again .🚣❤
That was a very interesting & enjoyable watch........you all had so much fun on the sandbank.......stay safe......thanks for sharing
I will never do this so I am glad I got to come along for the ride. It looked like SO MUCH FUN - but I would have been a mess with some of those waves! And GEORGE!
That's all three vlogs watched, each giving a very different and unique perspective on things. Loved the seals, you were so lucky, well who else could get stranded on a sandbank with an ice cream boat. Thanks Lorna for sharing, take care
That was great. I enjoyed your narration; you express your feelings well, don't overtalk, and are able to make it feel like we (your YT audience) are there with you. The music you chose also managed to capture the atmosphere of the occasion really well. So much better than watching Tv. Thank you.
I much enjoyed this. Along with the other two channels we have a delightful case study of the Rashomon Effect.
You are such a good storyteller! It is fun seeing it told from 3 different viewpoints. Thanks for sharing your adventure ❤️
I have to say that yours and David's vlogs were the best narrowboat vlogs I have seen. I am not the jealous type......but was totally envious but it on my bucket list with my old boat
One of the best videos of canal boating. Thank you , it made me feel so good when you described the sand bank! I’m English living in Las Vegas, it’s 115f at the mo and I want to be walking on that sand bank right now. Thank you for your excellent narration
Beautiful description and film of one of the best days of your life. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Thank you, Lorna!
Three great videos of a great adventure. It would be unfair to say which is the best and in any case they are all excellent.
Loved this version..I would be very nervous whilst those waves were up. And just a tad sea sick...! The sand bank looked marvelous so did your joy there!! Great vlog thank you Lorna!!😊❤
I don't know how many other people get to have experiences like that but it is pretty much a certainty it will count as a treasure in your treasure chest of experiences.
What an exciting, magical adventure! I love your shots of the seals on the sandbank. It seems incongruous that you could watch seals at sea from the deck of a boat designed for the calm waters of the inland waterways. Thank you so much for sharing this.
Lorna, I just know Jo really enjoyed/appreciated your company on the foredeck, especially on that first rather choppy 'North Sea' experience. And great to see all the different viewpoints on the same adventure.
If global warming turns out as bad as some predict, at least it's good to know that generations of seals will be able to swim around and through the 'Stump'.
All's well that ends well.
I so enjoyed watching all three videos of the trip from three different perspectives. Thank you so much.
Wasn't just George being brave out there! Looked like a fantastic day - I felt seasick just watching! The smile on your face as you capered around your private beach lit up the Internet!
I just watched Joe and Michael’s exciting (?) tale of “Surviving The Wash”. I’ve also seen David’s blog of it too. And…I think you all should have dressed up as sailors, captains or pirates WITH props to tell the tale. 😬. Just a thought.
That was so so amazing. God has blessed you for real. Thank you (mahalo no) for sharing your adventure. Mahalo & Aloha from Hawaii.
When we are at sea, we come across lots of seals, porpoises and dolphins and it never loses its magic. It was interesting to see a narrowboat at sea. BTW - seals looking at you from the water we call "Wet dogs" because they look like ....... 😄
Wow thank you once again such an enjoyable little piece of the world, those boats looked so dam small out their on the open water....
I remember once doing a army Corp of engineers training exercise on Lake Pontchartrain on a BEB running sections of ribbon bridge from one side of the lake to the next, and then being by myself ON a section of ribbon while someone else drove the BEB…. That’s my my body feels watching these videos
That looked like a lot of fun !
If you ever get the chance, go to Horsey beach in the early spring. The shore line is black with seals as far as the eye can see including the recent new pups. You can get within 25 meters of them without disturbing them. It’s 1/2 hour walk from Horsey mill at the edge of Horsey mere in Norfolk. You can hire a small day boat to get there from Martham Boats. Just check with the local seal trust as there’s a few weeks beach closure while they’re giving birth. The trip there across the Norfolk Broads is well worth the visit. I spend 4-5 weeks there over the summer.
thanks for posting Lorna, I've watched the other two versions and all in all, I enjoyed them all. Catch you on your next adventure.
Pete, Bendigo, Australia.
Brilliant, video lorna,😍🤩, the seals, were the best. 😘
I like your view about enjoying the ride. Great attitude. I've been lucky and gotten to enjoy canoe and Kyak in Valdez arm with seals, sea otters , eagle and jumping salmon aroiund me. Right to enjoy and charish those moments when you get them.
Lorna, thank you so much for your version of the day, I love the different ways you describe the adventure and your way is warm as usual.
Awesome adventure! Wobbly's paint is fantastic!
What an amazing adventure! I never though I'd see narrowboats on The Wash!
Thanks, that was lovely. I’ve already watched Minimal list’s vlog and David’s but it’s great to have another perspective. Loved how you conveyed the joy of being on that sandbank so vividly.
I've watched all 3 vlogs now and i must say yours's wins it for me, just love the way your excitement comes across, the others where great too, will probably watch them all again. Thanks Lorna
what a wonderful trip! and so much seal footage! yay!
Hi, Lorna, that was just such a Magical Mystery Tour. To think you had to go all the way out there just to turn around and head back in, and it took you about 12 hours or more for what was basically a wide long U-Turn. Simply amazing. The trip was a wonderful experience and the generosity of the Wobbly and Perseverance crews in letting you and David partake of their adventure - just blows me away. Such wonderful canal folk you associate with.
The highlights, and there are a few, the rough water heading out, the fun on the sandbar, the seals, the seals, the seals. The crisscrossing of the run into Denver and having to brest up as you all cruised into the final pontoon. Just amazing stuff. Oh, did I mention the amazing seals?
Thank you to all from both boats. The three vlogs just add to what was a wonderful day for all and I don't think you can tell just how jelly I am that I can't be there and do such a journey for myself so I have to have experienced it through your eyes.
Stay Safe and Well dear, and please give an extra scritch to the lovely Monty.
you did an awesome job of documenting that trip Lorna.. Thank you for your efforts :)
Oh wow just seen this on recommended,I love seeing boats come over to my boats river,the great Ouse 😃
Wow that was great!! Thank you for taking us along on your adventure, Lorna!
Fab. What an adventure. Ive lived near The Wash all my life and know Boston KingsLynn and Denver very well but Ive never done that. What a treat. Great 👍. Well done.
Amazing story - thanks for sharing it.
Great trip! And great to see it from 3 perspectives. You all have your own styles and each one is a joy to watch :)
If you ever get a chance to go to The Goodwin Sands you should do it ! You would love it. Miles of sand in the middle of the sea and loads of seals that come to watch what your doing and follow in the water as you walk by the edge of the sea.
What a great video and a fantastic commentary. Loved it. Living in Norfolk, it is so easy to take the North Sea and 'The Wash' for granted - but it's so good to hear your enthusiasm. It's one of those places you normally pass through on the way to somewhere else. Yet, if your ever this way in your motorhome, The Wash and the Great Ouze is a great place for wildlife and walking. Huge flocks of wading birds whirling across the skies over the sea. There is a Wetlands & Wildfowl Trust place where they feed the migratory swans in Winter, and a Peter Scott Trail along the shore of The Wash.
Brilliant vlog Lorna and I really loved the shots of the seals and their pups on the sandbank. Who really needs holidays abroad when you can experience things like this here at home. Envy! I would love to do this trip - one big wow! Thanks for sharing with us.
Wobbly being an ice cream trade boat is such a serendipitous plot twist in the narrative I love that for you
Title it Boston to Denver by boat, just to intrigue Americans. It would involve a lot of locks, as the destination about a mile higher then the origin.
♬ ♪♫ I'm Shipping Up To Boston ♩ ♬ ♪
Not to mention about 1,900 miles
Well worth the wait! Love it when you and Mr Johns collaborate. Great work!
Fabulous video, Lorna. Felt like I there with you. It’s wonderful the seals have a place undisturbed by humans.
Amazing trip and really good to see each of your videos. Such different styles. All great!
Used to live near the wash so was brill to watch you crossing it!!👍
It is so cool to see various perspectives of the same trip it looks like so much fun🧡🔥
Lorna, that was arguably one of your best vlogs.
I have seen the vlogs from the other two, but you have captured the sheer excitement of the adventure with your commentary and beautiful shots.
Thank you for adding your story, I really enjoyed that.
Seen all three vlogs now. Your perspective, just, wow. Thanks Lorna.
A very enjoyable report. I watched David's also and there is a lovely contrast between the two of you in your delivery of the same material/voyage. Nicely done.
Great video, Lorna. Seen all three takes on the trip now. A wonderful day for you all. Thanks so much for sharing with us.
That was utterly brilliant. Loved the music you used on the sand-bank bit of the video. You looked so happy.
Glad you had such a great time Lorna ! It was very interesting and a change from the canals .there is something to be said about open water and sea travel, it’s very different . Good show,thank you !
That was gorgeous. Thank you for sharing. You asked how many others have shared your experience? You are now a member of quite an exclusive club.
As an ocean going sailor this was really interesting and adventurous. Not sure I would be so brave on a narrowboat. Great film.
Thank you Lorna. Nice photography and your commentary is very smooth. 👏
Ah, at 1:28, boats, locks, trains, I like this video already! :)
Brilliant vlog. I’ve watched all 3 and they are all good and all different.
Fantastic vlog Lorna, one of your best. Really enjoyed and felt I was actually there with you. Keep them coming.
Crazy to see narrowboats with no land in sight. Great video, thanks!
Lovely video. Very brave to navigate the Wash in a flat bottomed boat. Really enjoyed seeing the seals in their natural habitat.
Great video Lorna,
I don’t think I’d be game enough to do this.
I’ve seen the sea pounding over the docks at Felixstowe and that came from a sudden squall
Regards Alex
Looking at this again after two years. I think I'd be pretty nervous making any sea crossing in a narrow boat. It's a bit like letting granny play rugby.
You had two narrowboats. It wasn't obvious two years ago, it is now. Get a couple of 4x4s 10 meters long and lash the two boats together. Now you've got a Catamaranal (?) boat Canal-tamaran? If the lashings held I cross the Channel, go up to Orkney and Skye.
And great the girls and doggies running on the beach. Just like the Bahamas!
That was amazing Lorna. I've now watched all three videos. Yours was from the heart . Last time I saw something similar, was where yachts anchored by a sandbank in the south pacific. Wonderful.
Brilliant vlog Lorna. Your joy in the day was so contagious......loved it! Well done on doing it.
Love your storytelling.
Thanks for this Lorna - lovely lovely footage. :-)
Another excellent vlog-I really enjoyed your perspective on this incredible journey. Loved the seals too! Thanks for sharing!
Just watched all 3 versions of this trip, good stuff!
I love watching your adventures Lorna, that must of been your best on yet. It takes me back to my sailing days. Ive never seen or think you could do it by narrowboat. Maybe one day i will do it on mine, take care lovely 😊
Awesome, im dead set on doing this journey with my kids next year! ThankyouATB👍👍👍
I took a Screen Shot of the name 'Wobbly' - it was the nickname of my youngest daughter (now 28) .... It was given to her because she could run as fast as lightning - but her legs wobbled like no-ones business - I'll probably get a thick-ear when I show it to her later :-)
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Great little trip though, if a bit Tense at times :-)
Great film Lorna looks like you had a lot of fun ✌️💚🇮🇪
Once in a lifetime experience. Thank you for taking me along.
Hi Lorna
Thanks for the great video and adventure I really enjoyed it. Cheers J
Lovely watch
Totally entranced by this magical visit to the wash. Really captured my imagination along with the classic background soundtrack....thanks Lorna got to be your finest work to date although every vlog is enjoyable.cheers
Great adventure Lorna. Some lovely memories for you. Take care....chris x
Excellent video. Great commentary 👍
That was awesome!!! I want to travel by narrowboat someday, but I am in drought stricken California. :(
Get in the Denver Bell,or the Jenyns arms,or the Heron at Stow.
This is awesome Lorna. loved sharing the adventure with you. x
What an experience. Lucky you. Thoroughly enjoyed the voyage with you and the rest of the crew. Love George.
First 😁
That's a big ask on a narrowboat I must say. I'd consider that ocean, it's a big bay really as it's almost 30km across. That could go really bad really fast if you didn't watch the weather and even then a wind change and life would become most unpleasant. A lot of flushing is going to be needed to get that salt water out of nooks and crannies that's for sure.
wow, I really, really did enjoy this. thank you.
As always a very well edited vlog Lorna. Great.
That was amazing.
A great adventure. So lucky the weather was favourable.
Just one word. Magic.
Love your version of the trip. Thank you for sharing.
First time watching one of your videos, although I’d seen you in David’s cruising the cut before.
Having watched the other two channels adventure videos of this, I then checked your video out.
I was very impressed with the way you made it and have subscribed.
All the best for the future. Wayne
Great to see this trip from three perspectives. Pretty surreal the two boats et al. on "Dogger bank" Cheers.
Great episode. So much fun to watch all 3 vlogs. What an adventure!
A tad scary,but Im so Glad you ve added this Video,In life We all need to do Wild n Wonderful things,they give Us such a big Buzz....Good on Ya Gurl😘