How A Canal Lock Works.

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  • Опубліковано 17 жов 2024

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  • @Dubliners39
    @Dubliners39 3 роки тому

    Thank you as I'm going on my trip next week 👍

  • @robinfrost3477
    @robinfrost3477 3 роки тому

    This was the best and most clear guide to navigating locks that I have seen , brilliant , didn't miss anything , as many do

  • @JCDiamond
    @JCDiamond 5 років тому +1

    I will happily share this with friends who can't get their heads around how all this works. Fabulous explanation

    • @ThisNarrowboatAdventure
      @ThisNarrowboatAdventure  5 років тому +1

      thank you Justine i cant tell you how many times i have tried to make this !

  • @trevormartin5459
    @trevormartin5459 2 роки тому

    Hi,I really enjoyed that video.I was wondering how the water level is maintained upstream as that seems to be where the water comes from during both operations.Is there just so much water in the system that it doesn't matter?Thanks for taking the time.

  • @martyspargur5281
    @martyspargur5281 5 років тому +1

    Got it! Thank you Jasmin. Could you just repeat the part after Ahoy?
    One thing, rambunctious dogs, need to be kept from the edges, as once a hind leg goes beyond the edge, they tend to slide in backwards. They can't usually anticipate or recognize this danger.
    Watching tourists trip over the crescent footholds, however, provides endless entertainment.
    The day you wore plaid, the light was really beautiful.

    • @ThisNarrowboatAdventure
      @ThisNarrowboatAdventure  5 років тому +1

      this video wasnt about safty, I could litterally make a whole seperate video on lock safty, this is really just how the lock works. but its true you need to be very careful on locks. I so agree the light was really beautiful that day , so blessed in the winter!

  • @davidbell2056
    @davidbell2056 5 років тому +2

    Great video thanks fount this very interesting as getting my boat in two weeks 😁 will be solo so will take it easy

    • @ThisNarrowboatAdventure
      @ThisNarrowboatAdventure  5 років тому

      hows it going on the boat?

    • @davidbell2056
      @davidbell2056 5 років тому

      ThisNarrowboatAdventure going ok just tidying up a few things

    • @mimilion6072
      @mimilion6072 5 років тому

      Me too ! I'm getting my first narrowboat in a few weeks. I'm going to take a residential mooring for the first year and take lessons first. Only just realised though... how do I get my boat from where it is now with the previous owners to my new mooring! ???

  • @johnkelley9254
    @johnkelley9254 5 років тому +1

    Great explanation you always do a very good job , compleatly thtough.

  • @nbflyingfox4672
    @nbflyingfox4672 5 років тому

    Great explanation for those not up to scratch or understanding, on the workings of lock.

    • @ThisNarrowboatAdventure
      @ThisNarrowboatAdventure  5 років тому +1

      thanks liam I have filmed this one quite a few times befor , its so hard to explain!

  • @mischef18
    @mischef18 5 років тому +1

    Enjoyed this video girl. All the best

  • @keepanavi584
    @keepanavi584 3 роки тому

    Am from India lock also make their that was making by British but it not workers now thanks for sharing us this knowledge

  • @AdrianJeens
    @AdrianJeens 5 років тому

    Simple when you know how thanks Jasmin

  • @derrickfelix503
    @derrickfelix503 5 років тому

    Fulling in! only to be done when being witnessed! Cheers

  • @EnglishVeteran
    @EnglishVeteran 5 років тому +1

    If 2 boats arrive at a Lock at the same time, one going Down Stream & one Up Stream, is there a protocol that gives one right of way or does it just depend on how the Lock is set?

  • @JISJ1964
    @JISJ1964 3 роки тому

    Just a hint on security, avoid locking in a thunderstorm, some 10 years ago a lockie on the Göta Kanal in Sweden got hit by the lightening of a thunderstom and killed.

  • @Samtasticlife37
    @Samtasticlife37 4 роки тому

    I love how you Brits don't paint the ground to remind people that there is a tripping hazard... People should know where they are walking... Truly I wish my family had stayed in the UK.

  • @wsatnutter9674
    @wsatnutter9674 5 років тому

    good as always

  • @hughcarson6837
    @hughcarson6837 5 років тому

    Great vlog

  • @MrRoyboy55
    @MrRoyboy55 5 років тому

    A + on a simple walk thru of function and method of moving boat thru lock ,, thanks , I think i remmber seeing some gates that do not have Paddles/sluices in the gates , the sluices are built in to the canal wall , is there a reason or spefic canal or time frame when a sluice built into the wall was used ?? or was it just the builders choice on which to use -- on the gate or built into wall ?? And if there is Enough of a Elevation change from one lock to the next would would one sluice only be used to shift water in one direction ? , or am i imagining more of a problem than there actually is ?

    • @ThisNarrowboatAdventure
      @ThisNarrowboatAdventure  5 років тому

      to be honest I am not sure
      the water does only go in one direction, there are water resovoirs where water is added to they system from (by the canal and river trust)

    • @MrRoyboy55
      @MrRoyboy55 5 років тому

      @@ThisNarrowboatAdventure Hmmm , Maybe I did see a sluce from a Reservoir and miss intrupted or did not watch the entire for inclusive info. , thanks i think i need to research to see again , what i remmber, i download a lot of canal tuber episodes , info for planning a vacation - likly on a - Escape the rat race- supplied boat www.etrr.co.uk , sorry shameless plug -- over time its become more of a dream than a plan , still i have the info to plan , thanks from the usa

    • @MrRoyboy55
      @MrRoyboy55 5 років тому

      Oh Foxton lock set uses pounds , Red and white colored paddles designate which is going to and coming from pounds -- courtesy of Lets explore - Leicester branch 5 the foxton alternative

  • @jaworks
    @jaworks 5 років тому

    Very informative, the engineering is amazing when you look at the age of the locks. I was watching an old show, The Graham Norton Show 14x01 @ 6 min 30 sec of the clip on youtube a famous actor Harrison Ford talks about going narrow boating. I thought it was interesting.

    • @ThisNarrowboatAdventure
      @ThisNarrowboatAdventure  5 років тому

      I saw that it was very interesting, it is pretty amazing when you consider many of them where hand dug

  • @stuntcar
    @stuntcar 3 роки тому

    Hi what's the average time to do a lock?

  • @mikegershon8528
    @mikegershon8528 5 років тому

    Now I understand how they work, thanks Jasmin. BTW who was your unidentified mystery helper? :)

    • @ThisNarrowboatAdventure
      @ThisNarrowboatAdventure  5 років тому

      his names matt though technically i an the helper as we where moving his boat , hes also in this video ua-cam.com/video/-FiHd3xo5DU/v-deo.html

    • @mikegershon8528
      @mikegershon8528 5 років тому +1

      Thanks Jasmin, I don't know how it escaped me that it wasn't your boat lol!

  • @petermcclements5440
    @petermcclements5440 5 років тому

    You didn’t add if the lock is set against you , you should look to see if a boat is coming up/ down the cut before filling or draining the lock to save water

    • @ThisNarrowboatAdventure
      @ThisNarrowboatAdventure  5 років тому +1

      I was just explaining how the lock works, I didnt want to complicate things plus I have covered that in my canal ettequet video.

  • @she___wolf8306
    @she___wolf8306 2 роки тому

    6:03 where is this?

  • @davidthompspson1992
    @davidthompspson1992 5 років тому

    And I have tip you can walk forward when you on luck

    • @ThisNarrowboatAdventure
      @ThisNarrowboatAdventure  5 років тому +1

      I have no idea what this means can you explain?

    • @andytwonames
      @andytwonames 5 років тому +2

      Oh, I came to the replies in the hope that it would help me understand the comment.

  • @andytwonames
    @andytwonames 5 років тому +1

    Hang on a minute, did I miss an update? That's not your boat!