We still have plenty of cruising vlogs on the canals to come. BUT we have also decided to include over the Autumn and Winter some vlogs showing the design of a our narrowboat. It is not a walkthrou…
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I am trying to source the T&G cladding, do you know where it came from, ty
How long did it take to complete the boat? Beginning to end? Beautiful craftsmanship
Your back in my favourite place again, great vid, are wintering near by? keep up the good work.
Hi Ive just subscribed are you continous cruisers? Im thinking of getting a boat built next year and being a continous cruiser, are there enough moorings lasting 14 days all the ones Ive seen seem to be 24/48/72 hours.james
Fabulous boat. I can see the pride and joy that you’ve both put into it. I can’t wait for the next instalment. Apart from the Alde heat exchanger that you retro fitted, is there anything else you wished you’d done, or is it perfect? My little boat is off to Boating Leisure Services shortly for a repaint, electrics upgrade and solar panels and a general check over so it all ready for spring. I have to get there from our marina at Ventnor before the locks at Braunston close on the 6th November. So I’ll be making my maiden voyage through the Braunston tunnel soon! Thanks for a great video.
Thanks for a very enjoyable video. It is good to know that excellent craftsmanship using first class materials still exists. Best wishes.
Thank you for showing us some great features of your narrow boat …..looking forward to some more
Very pleasant on the eyes. Both the interior and the bonus feature (I'm not spoiling it for those of you that didn't view to the end of this video!). Why do you think the English oak has more knots? Perhaps more rain days so more rapid growth of off shoots. Autumn in Orlando is combined with winter and lasts about 4-6 weeks of leaf drop/cool temperatures… then its back to warm days. It's October 24 today and still around 86 degrees (30c)… We did loose some leaves already this year but that was due to Hurricane Irma and more will come in late December through January. Keep those videos coming!
Thanks Keith. I'll try to pick up a few ideas but I'll have to do it a bit cheaper. Yours is an expensive but fantastic boat built from years of experience put into practice. Love it! Looking forward to your future vlogs regarding the interior design. Thanks for your time it is appreciated.
Very good design and the build quality shows through Keith, some nice professional Joinery work mate. I'm a Sparky and have worked on some very high end jobs over the years, I know quality when I see It.