Solo Summer Cruise on my NARROWBOAT

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  • Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
  • Welcome to another episode of May's narrowboat adventures. Fancy a lil summer cruise? Come a long with me on the bi-weekly moving house adventure!
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    May

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  • @roadie3124
    @roadie3124 Год назад +40

    It's nice to see a sweet, happy soul going through life. Good luck

  • @pcatful
    @pcatful Год назад

    That seems so lovely. I think I'd like to visit Britain. I'd be tempted to skip London and spend my vacation in a narrowboat. I'd read Wind in the Willows and Swallows and Amazons the whole time. I think you have as much solar as we do on our 2K square foot house. Should be able to run an electric engine at least some of the time.

  • @markmckenney8632
    @markmckenney8632 Год назад

    Excellent trip. Found channel by accident enjoying the narrow baot fun.

  • @braddobson2060
    @braddobson2060 Год назад +1

    Well you should be proud of a great job

  • @ollywareing9419
    @ollywareing9419 Год назад

    Well done May, great video. Would love to come meet up and help you move if you needed it.

    • @wellbeingonwater
      @wellbeingonwater  Год назад +1

      Thanks olly. I don't tend to accept invitations online much before an organic face to face connection first

  • @darlenemagnusson8411
    @darlenemagnusson8411 Год назад +3

    Please ask yourself when was the last time you heard of someone sinking a boat because they may have made a mistake? Do not be afraid of loosing and you will always be a winner.

  • @tshima671
    @tshima671 3 месяца назад +2

    Greetings from Japan, Thank you for this video.

  • @NarrowboatAngel
    @NarrowboatAngel 7 месяцев назад +2

    Yes! I remember you crashing into my boat, NB Angel…🙈🙈🙈 no worries 😊

  • @Mark-ct5dh
    @Mark-ct5dh Год назад +10

    I thought you were brave to face your fears of moving the boat alone.

  • @margaretgosnell8281
    @margaretgosnell8281 Год назад +12

    It's good to see that people are doing what we all should do. Helping others. Great job on trying this by yourself. We have nothing to fear but fear itself. ❤❤

  • @daveduffy1755
    @daveduffy1755 Год назад +13

    You are a bright happy soul May the enthusiasm you show for your boat and the chores it bestowed on you are fun to watch
    Your have a go attitude is refreshing and see you handle the successes and failures is wonderful
    I admire your grit and determination ❤

  • @chevyimp5857
    @chevyimp5857 Год назад +5

    Such an enjoyable channel..Regarding a preventable collision when mooring up ... If you are in doubt about the available space then try stopping the bow of your boat part way past the stern of the boat you accidentally hit and reverse into the space.. you'll be able to jump off the stern instead of walking down the gunnel to get off too and avoid potential costly damage to someone else's stern gear.

  • @NomadicNight
    @NomadicNight Год назад +9

    Congratulations on reaching 10,000 subscribers ! - What a milestone !

  • @englishmaninfrance661
    @englishmaninfrance661 Год назад +4

    What a cutie :)

  • @unokarpa4405
    @unokarpa4405 Год назад +1

    4:54
    во время наматывания конца каната категорически нельзя чтобы пальцы или рука были между уткой и канатом!
    если канат внезапно натянется можешь сказать "прощай!" ненужным частям тела!

  • @adrianwright-pw6ml
    @adrianwright-pw6ml Год назад +6

    Cheers May,you are positively peaceful to watch, woman and machine in perfect harmony, nice earing too✌️

  • @raymondrichards4888
    @raymondrichards4888 Год назад +1

    Can I please make a suggestion. When pushing a heavy gate use your bottom and not your hands.
    There are fewer joints involved and the power is exerted more efficiently.
    Being the weight you are which is very healthy you could cause yourself a back strain or injury

    • @wellbeingonwater
      @wellbeingonwater  Год назад

      Thanks ray, I always appriciate it when advice starts with a question 😁

  • @thegodom
    @thegodom Год назад +6

    Only just found your channel,love the idea of narrow boating and your boat is adorable and you yourself are amazing

  • @overlandready
    @overlandready Год назад +5

    I've been sailing and around boats for 40 years, I amazed a friend (who didn't know) when I helped him move his narrow boat last year. A few tips that will definitely help you, firstly, slow the boat down when mooring, you get more time to think, it's less effort and when you drop a rope onto a post, make two loops and fold the top loop under the bottom loop and drop it on the mooring post. the boat will stop! As fo lock gates, just hold pressure on them for a few seconds and they will start to move, it's all about time, don't rush it. You'll get there, just take it slow. You'll get to know the boat length to a mooring spot, then go a little past, reverse the stern in and tether, then deal with the bow at a more leisurely pace. 🙂 The more you do the better you get. 🙂

    • @wellbeingonwater
      @wellbeingonwater  Год назад +1

      Thanks for the tips!

    • @lvthud
      @lvthud Год назад

      @@wellbeingonwater He is 100% correct, there are only two times (well three really) you need to rush on a boat, if it's on fire or if it is sinking. The third is hurry taking showers as they eat through the fresh water, but you know what I mean by two.

  • @mercedesvan-doors34
    @mercedesvan-doors34 Год назад +4

    Beautiful little gems like this video are the reason I love youtube. A little act of personal bravery, beautiful countryside and a gentle flow to the whole thing, nicely and well done!

  • @markreynolds3738
    @markreynolds3738 Год назад +1

    I sold
    My boat about 8 years ago now for a new life since gaining a wife and 2 wonderful sons. I’ve now had that ripped away from me and life seems lost. As you say “making friends “. Good luck

  • @onelovemon1784
    @onelovemon1784 9 месяцев назад +2

    Naigating through the tunnels and small channels give the full perspective of how narrow this is. You possess a mastery of the boat and an aptitude of the mechanics and engineering. Cheers.

  • @lancecullen77
    @lancecullen77 Год назад +2

    Stay solid and beautiful dear May. You'll always have people that love you. Not all of us can be your partner but we love you with all our hearts.

  • @AJMRFIXIT
    @AJMRFIXIT Год назад +1

    always wear safty glasses while working with your batterys. enjoyed your viditos from East,Texas, USA

  • @christiandedome2764
    @christiandedome2764 Год назад +1

    Hello May, my name is Christian as can see My travel is not a great as yours but I got a brand new Jeep Gladiator and my son is going to fix it so I can Leave a travel the United States . You Take Care Be Safe Happy C😂❤rusing

    • @wellbeingonwater
      @wellbeingonwater  Год назад

      Ooo that sounds bloody marvelous Chris! Your journey is and will be just as wonderful, I'm sure! Be well 😁

  • @lindajesse8250
    @lindajesse8250 9 месяцев назад +2

    Thanks for taking us along May. Freeeeedom. Peace. Gary from Ontario.😊

  • @ewoutvan-manen3583
    @ewoutvan-manen3583 Год назад +5

    Thank you for taking us along on this lovely little cruise! 🙂

  • @Philip-1
    @Philip-1 Год назад +1

    Seeing those solar panels got me wondering if anyone has tried powering their narrowboat with an electric motor and some batteries. ...A special kind of floating Tesla.

  • @stevejones7593
    @stevejones7593 Год назад +1

    Thanks for sharing, being an American from Midwest I had no idea a canal system existed in England?

  • @Ivuy-Yawanifecbos15
    @Ivuy-Yawanifecbos15 Год назад +2

    If you are solo, who's holding the camera?

  • @RamSingh-cg2dn
    @RamSingh-cg2dn 9 месяцев назад +1

    Gorgeous looking English lass

  • @davidfoster2006
    @davidfoster2006 5 месяцев назад +2

    Great to see a free spirit, we need more of this.

  • @thomasking4136
    @thomasking4136 Год назад +2

    Stumbled on your channel. Brought back amazing memories of summer 1983 in Wales. 4 days on the narrowboat. Amazing scenery. Tied up one evening next to a corn field. My Brit hosts thought I was daft as I returned with several ears of corn. “What are you doing with animal fodder?” I boiled it, buttered it, and enjoyed it. Thought the cows in blighty are super spoiled. Sweetest corn I ever ate. My hosts tried some, and a bit begrudgingly, in the understated English way, decided it was quite okay. Chalk one up for the colonists.
    I am now 62 and still remember that summer and how wonderful it was. Thank you for this video.

    • @wellbeingonwater
      @wellbeingonwater  Год назад +2

      Aww thanks soo much for sharing! I love that my videos bought memories back for you! Big hugs

  • @janicebourne8989
    @janicebourne8989 Год назад +3

    Love watching your channel. You're an amazing young lady. You achieve such a lot. You are an inspiration 😊

    • @wellbeingonwater
      @wellbeingonwater  Год назад

      Aww thanks Janice. The little chhild in me is swaying side to side with a cheeky grin and a red face

  • @TeeMac68
    @TeeMac68 Год назад +2

    You know what I think of this vlog so just a quicky message.....very proud Aunty T!! 😆🥰

  • @julie9242
    @julie9242 Год назад +3

    Very enjoyable. Well Done May. Was with you during your cruise, we all were😊

  • @richparry2898
    @richparry2898 Год назад +1

    Those diamond-shaped locks are a pig when you are solo.

  • @alistairmelhuish2168
    @alistairmelhuish2168 Год назад +1

    1st time watcher ... love it. You are really nice and watching your travel.. thank you 🙂

  • @davidlucas6701
    @davidlucas6701 Год назад +2

    Just found your channel and it reminded me of a holiday aged fifteen with my brother and his wife on the Grand union canal!
    In later years I got into sailing and owned a few (sea)boats ranging from 16 feet up to a 27 foot Bermuda rig yacht.
    Like you when I first went to sea alone,very little experience but a steep learning curve!
    It's amazing how much knowledge you gain!
    Later on I met my late wife and we had a fair few adventures,our furthest trip was Chichester harbour to Weymouth ,lots of fond memories and adventures !
    Great to see your confidence to tackle your fears,nothing like completing a passage with "demons"!!
    I am now hooked and look forward to your future voyages,now at 67 years old I 've joined the armchair sailors,but can't resist the boat life...
    I 'll enjoy your future travels ,stay safe and boring as it is when your afloat alone a self inflating life jacket may be your best friend?
    When there s no one else around those high canal sides (locks)can be very unfriendly...
    Crazy years ago I scoffed at such remarks myself!
    Have fun and live your life,its yours and you are "living" it,all the best!x

  • @ВалентинПискун-ф5н

    Greetings from Russia ! Very beautiful places and the captain of this bot ! I wish you all the best and further travels !

  • @Вася-к8ъ
    @Вася-к8ъ Год назад +1

    Не каждый мужчина может справится а вы одна класс

  • @tonycarter3756
    @tonycarter3756 Год назад +2

    Thank for taking the time for pointing out the old railway where you had so much fun .These memories are so important.l’m sure your boat will be fine in your capable hands and a little help👍

  • @bolodbudeg6131
    @bolodbudeg6131 Год назад +1

    you are so cute

  • @angohsulong3143
    @angohsulong3143 Год назад +1

    semangat terus gadis hebat. Salam dari Malaysia

    • @wellbeingonwater
      @wellbeingonwater  Год назад +1

      Thank you! Nice to hear from you from the other side of the world!

  • @faycalchettah8598
    @faycalchettah8598 Год назад

    Hello..I have never seen....... a video like this before...it's amazing......and the most amazing girl

  • @johnmayo27
    @johnmayo27 7 месяцев назад

    Hope you have Happy Boating from USA 🇺🇸 John E.May ❤❤❤❤

  • @WesleyDasilva-q2l
    @WesleyDasilva-q2l 7 месяцев назад

    I'm from Brazil, I thought your lifestyle was really cool... you're beautiful, what country are you from...

  • @massimilianoazzara9257
    @massimilianoazzara9257 Год назад +2

    Do the things you’re afraid to do….

  • @Graeme408
    @Graeme408 5 месяцев назад

    QUESTION: First, I really enjoy watching the canal boats, what a delight. Now the question, do you have a bow thruster to help moving the bow around or do you have to manage all that length with the stern tiller only? I am a new sub, looking forward past vids and current vids.

  • @Voyeurz
    @Voyeurz 6 месяцев назад

    Good luck with boating May, we've just sold our 51' Sea Otter after deciding aii in all, we despise boating, things can and do go wrong, it 'aint all that. plus the canal & river trust are increasingly ripping residential boaters off, licence, moorings and I kid you not a garden fee if it's moored against your land like ours was ......sod it, we've got a perfectly good canal side home to stay in.

  • @skubadu2
    @skubadu2 Год назад

    I so ardor you. I 've spent many weeks on a CAL25 Sailboat single handed. The prep, planning and weather considerations are unknown to all others. Plus you are super cute! Want to go on a cruise? like say Portugal to Miami on NCL?

  • @bryanbadger6841
    @bryanbadger6841 Год назад +1

    Good Nz morning. Usual story. I just found your channel, liked it and subscribed. Background story. A family member and I rented a Narrow boat for a week back in 2008 for a week. It was a bucket list thing. It had to be done. But I thought it was pretty awesome. We were on the Shropshire Union then onto Llangollen Canal and return to Middlewich. Looking forward to further adventures with you. Take care and atb from down here.

    • @wellbeingonwater
      @wellbeingonwater  Год назад

      Welcome aboard! Lovely to have you over here! I just met an Australian on a similar journey actually!

  • @asifmuniruniverse7732
    @asifmuniruniverse7732 Год назад +1

    Pleasure thanks to you bye now

  • @hazelp1831
    @hazelp1831 Год назад +3

    Lovely vlog May, a gentle summer cruise. You can see how much you love your boat and how much respect you have for her age.
    Well done for facing your fear ❤

    • @wellbeingonwater
      @wellbeingonwater  Год назад

      Thanks so much! 😊 I do love her SO much!!!

    • @hazelp1831
      @hazelp1831 Год назад

      Congratulations on 10, 000 subscribers ! 🎉🎉

  • @johngilman760
    @johngilman760 7 месяцев назад

    Perhaps I missed it but would be nice to know which canal you are cruising. Thanks

  • @stephenwinter8892
    @stephenwinter8892 6 месяцев назад

    Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦 thanks for the presentation I understand that living on a river boat or a barge is more common in European countries with rivers 😊

  • @ianeglintine882
    @ianeglintine882 Год назад +2

    Hi May great vlog as usual and well done for facing the challenge of locks so admire your positivity 👏. love the peace and tranquility of the canal It's great to calm my mind chatter for a little bit....four weeks and I'll be on the Caledonian canal enjoying the calmness and the canal 🛥️

    • @wellbeingonwater
      @wellbeingonwater  Год назад +1

      Woohoo! That's exciting great time of year for a cruise on the Caledonian, what a treat!

    • @ianeglintine882
      @ianeglintine882 Год назад

      So looking forward to it 😁

  • @hectorblogsviajero1623
    @hectorblogsviajero1623 9 месяцев назад +1

    Genial 👍🤩👌

  • @Rex-c5t
    @Rex-c5t 7 месяцев назад

    I see you have a build up on one of your battery terminals, get rid of it with a toothbrush and a solution of baking soda and water, brush it off!!!!

  • @melvynforman7581
    @melvynforman7581 Год назад +1

    Hi May... Solo locking! Another little triumph in your life's journey. I've past your boozy party bridge a number of times and wondered if there's a way up to the village that way??? Quite a trek otherwise, which is a shame as it's a lovely village.

    • @wellbeingonwater
      @wellbeingonwater  Год назад +1

      Yup you can! There's a ladder now that someone has built. A lot safer than scrambling which I have done many times!

  • @petemoring67
    @petemoring67 Год назад +1

    Bumper-Boats EH?? ..... Well that's ONE WAY to get into a tight Mooring 😂😂

  • @RodrigoKaspary
    @RodrigoKaspary Год назад

    now this is a fantastic lifestyle

  • @yossarianvanducci1565
    @yossarianvanducci1565 Год назад +2

    Still awesome.😁🏴‍☠️

  • @spudmurphy9264
    @spudmurphy9264 5 месяцев назад

    Interesting to learn how life is on these boats. I would absolutely love one. When I win the lottery ....

  • @bobnewey2233
    @bobnewey2233 7 месяцев назад

    If you're not sure whether you're going to fit into a space, reverse into it, get off your boat and then use the centre rope to pull the boat in. As the front of the boat drifts gently in towards the bank you will soon see whether it's going to fit in or not.

  • @avpinstarter
    @avpinstarter 7 месяцев назад

    wirebrush your battery terminals then smear a little vaseline on them prevents corrosion

  • @Martyn2021
    @Martyn2021 Год назад +1

    You had some wonderful luck with doing all those locks, in the end its all about muscle memory. Counting the number of times you do a thing. Two times round the mooring pin for the rope. Then one slow turn with the winless on the lock, then check on your boat and back to the lock... but you get the idea. And your right it very hard to judge distances when you need moor up. many times I've moved on from a place thinking it was to small and my boat is only 35foot

  • @lukepollard2202
    @lukepollard2202 Год назад +1

    If you ever need a lockboy. Give me a shout ❤

    • @wellbeingonwater
      @wellbeingonwater  Год назад +1

      Cheers big ears

    • @lukepollard2202
      @lukepollard2202 Год назад

      @@wellbeingonwater what canal are you on currently, I live just near the Basingstoke.

  • @LoekBerkepies
    @LoekBerkepies 8 месяцев назад

    youre so pretty and passionate about what youre doing. luv that!

  • @TurnedByStuart
    @TurnedByStuart Год назад +2

    Having recently spent a week on the Mon&Brec canal I have a whole new appreciation of how you live and travel on your narrowboat and your moving day and going through the locks means so much more to me! I can't imagine doing that on my own though, you're such a brave and capable person, well done you 👍. If I lived closer I would have loved to help you move moorings, after all, I am now an expert having done six locks twice haha.

    • @wellbeingonwater
      @wellbeingonwater  Год назад +1

      Wooo! That's so lush of you to say thank you! It's hard work right!!! Glad you had fun and you've officially earned your badge of lock honor, congratulations!

  • @uktye3871
    @uktye3871 Год назад +1

    myself and my girlfriend were strolling along the coventry canal just yesterday near atherstone and we were wondering how women cope sailing a narrowboat and coping with locks..and boom you popped up on my feed ..very enjoyable content thankyou i wish you well and safe journeys ahead

    • @wellbeingonwater
      @wellbeingonwater  Год назад

      Ooo how weird. Maybe the Internet robots were listening in! haha glad you found me.

  • @kurt8759
    @kurt8759 7 месяцев назад

    I'd love that life if didn't have the responsibility I go for it

  • @chris-cole
    @chris-cole Год назад

    Sorry to hear you broke up from your partner. But just like your beautiful narrow boat adventures, the best direction is onwards. You are so brave for moving on solo, but you did amazing!!! So I bought you a coffee. So take that gentle walk, find a coffee shop, clear your head and take life in. I hope the journey reminds you that life still has so much beauty, that people can be kind and what is ahead is gonna be OK. Sending hugs, and thank you for a wonderful video. I'm a new subscriber 🙏🫂❤️

    • @wellbeingonwater
      @wellbeingonwater  Год назад +1

      Hey Chris, ignore that scammer who replied to you earlier. Thanks for the comment, lovely words. And for the coffee too! I'll.soon get round to replying there too! Welcome aboard the channel its great to have you here

  • @curve2music483
    @curve2music483 Год назад +1

    Well done . Narrowboat Will’s latest video on the River ‘Lea’ shows him going through some scary Locks 😮

  • @walterantonioribeiroribeir9729
    @walterantonioribeiroribeir9729 7 месяцев назад

    muito linda perfeita ---- ukrania as redes muito ruin ? amor --- num tem como eu ir zua ukrania -- monta ai so portugues para monta --

  • @ksypolt
    @ksypolt Год назад +1

    From the States. Never knew there was such an infrastructure. Fascinating!

  • @mothmagic1
    @mothmagic1 Год назад +1

    Lovely video May. There seems to be an abundance of those narrow locks on the Oxford Canal. For a lovely lady like you no-one should mind moving their boat a few feet. It's your home so it's only right that you treat her that way. I love the confident way you continue on your way while eating breakfast.

  • @user-woolfallD
    @user-woolfallD 4 месяца назад

    Great see u have good 👍 time my name Wesley d Woolfall keep safe 😘

  • @jennyjansen754
    @jennyjansen754 Год назад +1

    I think I have mentioned before that I like the videos where the boat moves best. So many nice people to help. I would to if I were there but I am thousands of miles away.

    • @wellbeingonwater
      @wellbeingonwater  Год назад +1

      Yes I do remember you saying! I actually remember the comment so much I thought that you'd enjoy this one! Funny how some things stick

  • @daveparry604
    @daveparry604 Год назад +1

    Lovely journey - I'm missing the Oxford, but hoping to be there next year.

  • @muratcevikoz4499
    @muratcevikoz4499 Год назад +1

    amazıng..

  • @woodlandtroll4976
    @woodlandtroll4976 Год назад +1

    Your more than capable doing locks on your own. Keep going

  • @antonantonioni
    @antonantonioni Год назад +1

    nice & funny!

  • @theboldone5975
    @theboldone5975 5 месяцев назад

    hello when you have to move your boat how far do you have to go

  • @ascot1049
    @ascot1049 Год назад +1

    Please don't move anyone's boat . If your boat don't fit move on .

  • @williamfindlay2710
    @williamfindlay2710 Год назад +1

    Lucky lady , happy and safe crushing.💙

  • @andressoliven3225
    @andressoliven3225 Год назад

    Do you have a cargo with you?a longer boat❤❤❤

  • @shogun666able
    @shogun666able Год назад +1

    There you go May, seeing as your are one, never underestimate girl power..

  • @suradachannel9112
    @suradachannel9112 Год назад

    Hi my buetiful friends looks so
    Amazing your life have a wonderful day ❤👍

  • @jocrawley1034
    @jocrawley1034 Год назад +1

    Really enjoyed the cruise...I am poised to buy my first boat..taking time to find the right boat..I am looking for a cruiser so my dog can cruise along side me...I find the idea of a larger boat daunting Im looking for around 45ft...Is there a big difference in ease between the two?

    • @NomadicNight
      @NomadicNight Год назад +1

      Hi. A 45 foot boat is easier to manage than say, a 55 or 60 footer, as they're easier to manoeuvre. Going through locks is also easier, but the best part of having a shorter boat is that more of the canal network is available to you. I don't have a boat myself yet, so this advice is just from observing others.

    • @wellbeingonwater
      @wellbeingonwater  Год назад

      Il do a video on wether to get a big or smaller boat 👍

  • @carlharrison5939
    @carlharrison5939 8 месяцев назад

    Fantastic vlog. Single handling a narrow boat is daunting even for the most experienced boat owner, you come across as a natural talent. Good luck on your travels xx

  • @southafricanizationofsociety20
    @southafricanizationofsociety20 Год назад +1

    Captain May isn’t scared of some Locks.

  • @T.K.9
    @T.K.9 6 месяцев назад

    Its like a mini version of the Suez Canal

  • @dawncollier8944
    @dawncollier8944 Год назад +1

    Iv just purchased some of the theenk tea. X❤

  • @neilevans7155
    @neilevans7155 2 месяца назад

    Hi May, another excellent video. Question if I may; stern looks a traditional (small) back. If you were looking for a new boat would you decide it has to be a semi-trad or even cruiser just to give yourself the extra space on the stern? Thanks

    • @wellbeingonwater
      @wellbeingonwater  2 месяца назад

      I personally like my little woman-cave engine room with all my tools for storage and easy access to the engine with a trad stern. Pros to cruiser is more space on the back. All about individual preference and need ☺️

  • @YetiMalyckyj
    @YetiMalyckyj Год назад

    Agree, bloody nightmare solo going through locks, can't even "buddy up" as I live and cruise on a 60' x 12.5' widebeam! Om Hrim Namah Shivaya - which with your Yogastic wisdom you'll get!
    Next year, Ill be selling and buying a houseboat in south west India - my path, my journey, my Dharma!
    I get your gig boats, peace and love, before ascension - its a beautiful world, but too many ugly people - dont wanna get recycled here again! Take care, best luck and wishes on your travels! Yx

    • @wellbeingonwater
      @wellbeingonwater  Год назад

      Hey! Happy to have you here.Thanks for your comment 😄

  • @bobwalton4879
    @bobwalton4879 Год назад +1

    Impressive

  • @jipday8566
    @jipday8566 Месяц назад

    Just found your channel, lovely to watch.
    I lived on a narrow boat for a few years, a piece of advice when opening and closing lock gates, put your back against it and push with your legs, much easier than trying to pull it ❤

    • @JohnSecker
      @JohnSecker 10 дней назад

      Well that's true, except when the gate is fully open and there's nowhere to stand on the other side to push.

  • @chrissavill8713
    @chrissavill8713 Год назад +1

    Just came a cross your channel and loved it so I have now subscribed. You are an inspiration! I've only done 1 week on a narrowboat and really loved it. Did the Blisworth tunnel but chickened out on locks... lol it was a fabulous holiday though.

    • @wellbeingonwater
      @wellbeingonwater  Год назад +1

      Hey Chris! Welcome it's lovely to have you here! Narrowboat life is wonderful 😁

    • @chrissavill8713
      @chrissavill8713 Год назад

      @@wellbeingonwater Thank you! from my short experience I have to agree!
      Apart from Ireland (which is absolutely beautiful) it's the best holiday I've ever been on.
      Narrowboating is the pace of life we, as humans, should be working at. The current pace we live in is too fast and too hard.
      Keep up with the great vids

  • @niconagi4645
    @niconagi4645 Год назад

    Hello, I don't know anything about operating a BIG BOAT 😎 But your passion and love for the boat + adventurous spirit + your SWEET SMILE, really compels me
    to subscribe to your channel 🥰 I'm 💯 truly love to watch your adventure and learn new things from you 🥰
    So, here, I wish you all the very best for your life + your boat adventure 🙏
    God bless you richly in every area of your life. May He always keep you HEALTHY, STRONG, SAFE + BEAUTIFUL 🙏
    KEEP ON SMILLING 😊🤗