Life at 2.3 miles an hour
Life at 2.3 miles an hour is a YouTube Channel centred on the UK's inland waterways. Why 2.3 mph? Well, according to my Satnav that is the average speed we maintain as we move around the country with our pair of narrowboats.
We spend the summer months living on the motor boat and the tow The Jam Butty from canal festival to canal festival making and selling preserves as we go. This channel takes a a look as we live our lives in the slow lane.
But my interest in the inland waterways dosn't stop there. I am fascinated by the history of these thin ribbons of water which were the nation's primary transportation network from the late 1700's till the coming of the railways 60 year later.
The Canal Hunter series takes a close look at the 100 miles of the current Birmingham Canal Navigations, where we are based, and in particular explores what remains of the other 60 miles of canals which the region has lost.
Please join us on our travels.
Жизнь в Райдерс-Грин-Локс — 60 лет перемен на BCN
Жизнь на трассах BCN Aston Locks
Жизнь на Фермерском мосту замки Бирмингема
Tug Boats through Aldridge
Making Tracks to Bucharest
Making tracks to Budapest
Making Tracks to Istanbul - 1 Birmingham to Vienna
Лодки-бочки в Хорсхей
Tub Boats to Ketley
Tub Boats to Lilleshall
Tub Boats to Wrockwardine
Tub Boats to Trench
Tub Boats to Wappenshall
Tub Boats to Newport
Tub Boats at Norbury
Coal Convoy at Pelsall
Bradley Locks
James Brindley's Bloomfield
Newun - the first wherry on the North Walsham and Dilham Canal for 100 years.
James Brindley's Tipton
Brindley's Oldbury
Steaming a 50 year old Mamod Traction Engine
The story of the Ripon Canal
James Brindley's Balls Hill
Brindley's Backwaters, the Wednesbury Old Canal
Brindley's Summit at Smethwick
Brindley's Loops - the navigable backwaters of the BCN
Brindley's Birmingham canal basins
Brindley Lives!
Scotland's Union Canal