Thank you for a bloody brilliant video highlighting a master bricklayer at work. A BRAVO ZULU to Rick and his merry helpers for all they have done for the restoration of the canal.
I WAS ONLY USE TO WORKING ? with brick layer on a price , grumpy ,s as we use to call them . How nice to see their expertise and the banter .of explanation . Hi five to all concerned in the restoration .
Could you have laid the blues on the end as brick on edge headers (reduced slightly) to remove the thick joint? Love what you're doing btw, keep going.
Really good work there from you guys, how do you get into this sort of work? Im a bricklayer who learnt my trade in the forces in 2000, left the army in 2007 and continued bricklaying when left, would like to get into jobs like this as i find them interesting and love restoring builds from year's ago where they took pride in there work .
If it wasn’t for volunteers there wouldn’t be anything of old England left! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Lasting Monument to this Gent, made by himself.
Fantastic seeing a craftsman like Rick do his stuff 👍🏻
Rick the brick…Top Man
These folks should be very proud of their efforts. Looks great.
Well done Rick.
I was hoping to see him using his favourite angle grinder.
Great to see the water at the end.
Thank you for a bloody brilliant video highlighting a master bricklayer at work. A BRAVO ZULU to Rick and his merry helpers for all they have done for the restoration of the canal.
Such wonderful volunteers with skills learned over many years of applying their trade.
Great job by Rick and all the volunteers. Love watching these types of updates. Well done all involved...
absolutely fantastic i really love watching this channel great work Rick i wish i lived closer id have loved to helped
Seeing the canal back in water is a dream come true.
Rick you are amazing to watch. Best wishes from Canada.
All power to Rick.! Lovely man... Thanks Paul for another great vid...
Wonderful. All of it Is wonderful, and when you see someone applying their skill to something that will last it is even better still.
Great work all thanks for sharing 👍🏻
Amazing work guys....amazing!
I WAS ONLY USE TO WORKING ? with brick layer on a price , grumpy ,s as we use to call them . How nice to see their expertise and the banter .of explanation . Hi five to all concerned in the restoration .
Brickies are brill. Period Home to come see it all before the year is out.
Thos fellas are wracking the brains and your doing it
Could you have laid the blues on the end as brick on edge headers (reduced slightly) to remove the thick joint? Love what you're doing btw, keep going.
I’m just about to make my video on this section so thank you for the info
Really good work there from you guys, how do you get into this sort of work? Im a bricklayer who learnt my trade in the forces in 2000, left the army in 2007 and continued bricklaying when left, would like to get into jobs like this as i find them interesting and love restoring builds from year's ago where they took pride in there work .
We're all volunteers and welcome any new volunteers to join us. Google 'canal restoration' near you to see if there is a group in your area.
Thank for the reply, I'll look into it cheers David.
You should of used old bule bricks so you don't get that horrible big joint,
We'd prefer to use old ones, but they're very hard to get hold of.