Hi,hope you two are alright and the boat fixed,I saw the crushed video ages ago but not seen anything since but I’ve subscribed now,Sheffield is my old hometown 😃 loved the canal basin
Hi Shane and thank you for subscribing ❤️ We did do a follow-up video to explain what happened next ua-cam.com/video/Oy2FOTAZZUo/v-deo.htmlsi=VJRBVk2vvt8lJc9T
Good to see you are both fit and well and still smiling. Jan I love your owl cushion cover -did you make it? The scratch cover looks good and like the new fitments. Take care both of you and see you soon
Thanks Liz. ❤️ Yes Jan stitched the design onto a piece of material which was then attached to a blank cushion cover. She's currently working on a map of the entire canal network which should keep her occupied while we wait to start cruising again 👍
😂Nice vlog sorry you've been stuck in Selby we moored there a few times when we were at Naburn marina where incidentally the Canvas man puta new canopy and frame on our old Fairline he did a brilliant job we never met him but were well chuffed glad yours is alright, take care,😊
great vlog wow you both have been through a few challenging situations in 2023,but have coped well with whats been thrown your way. Jan is an insperation to all,always how hard its been comes out with a smile on her face. Lets hope this year you both can just have a relaxed trouble free cruising
Well that was an interesting, action-packed vlog even though you didn't travel far! The repaired/renovated cratch cover looks good - well done "mattressman" 😂 oops ! Canvasman 👏👏. Laughed out loud at your chosen synonym for 'detritus'; I think we all know it better as 'crap'! Poor Jan looked liked she was about to be blown away when she was fighting the wind at the locks - you've definitely got a 'keeper' there Tony 👍. Very sensible decision not to chance the tidal Ouse to York as you now know (in February) that the flooding got worse. I do enjoy following your travels so hope you remain water gypsies for a good while yet. Oh! And the mobile phone shots were perfectly clear. Until your next vlog, stay safe and take care of each other. xx
Thank you Jill. Looking back we definitely made the right decision - we'd still be in York! Mind you, haven't progressed much further towards Leeds as locks still closed...😒
Well, water gypsies, thank you for taking us along on your adventures. We especially enjoyed the York visit. Now, we think we need to go there! Take care
The original water gypsies are a tribe who lives around the waters in Sabah, East Malaysia and the southern Philippines - some on boats, some on stilt houses. They are called the Bajau, or Bajau Laut (sounds like badge and ow as in that hurts and Laut sounds like low - again is in ow that hurts, but with a t that is formed but not sounded. Laut means sea or ocean.) It is hard to imagine the two of you spear fishing for your daily food in the canals though. Tim & Jalika, Malaysia
Hi to both of you. Yes Jan we do wonder why you do all the work! Hooe you guys are enjoying the next leg of your journey. Happy New Year (belated, yes). Pauline & Rich
Thanks for this great update, the Cratch cover looks like new after the repair and refit. I hope that you are both doing well and back on the move. Take care and all the best. Stevie
Thank you both. Just of interest as a continuous cruiser, do the authorities take into consideration the fact that due to no fault of your own your stuck in an area due to flooding/frozen in etc. I no your suppose to travel a certain distance over time, but surely they make allowances? Thanks again. Very enjoyable ❤
Great question! Yes CRT are aware that emergency situations like flooding and broken infastructure can mean boaters have to overstay on moorings. If we don't see a ranger then we always email them to let them know.
Sorry for the delay in replying. Its 600mm x 400mm in American white oak with mahogany inlay. It was made by Steve Ellis. You can find his details in the video description or via Google 👍
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Thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️
@@MakingNewMemories your both so special to me you both make my week when I watch your vlogs love u both
Love your vlogs so interesting sometimes funny to xx
Glad you like them Nigel, thank you 👍
Ahh you’re on the other Ouse,my boat is moored on the great Ouse,only a yoghurt pot but still 😃
Yes the other Ouse, gets confusing sometimes 😁
Doesn't matter what type of boat you've got, it's always good to be on the water 👍
Hi,hope you two are alright and the boat fixed,I saw the crushed video ages ago but not seen anything since but I’ve subscribed now,Sheffield is my old hometown 😃 loved the canal basin
Hi Shane and thank you for subscribing ❤️ We did do a follow-up video to explain what happened next ua-cam.com/video/Oy2FOTAZZUo/v-deo.htmlsi=VJRBVk2vvt8lJc9T
Good to see you are both fit and well and still smiling. Jan I love your owl cushion cover -did you make it? The scratch cover looks good and like the new fitments. Take care both of you and see you soon
Thanks Liz. ❤️ Yes Jan stitched the design onto a piece of material which was then attached to a blank cushion cover. She's currently working on a map of the entire canal network which should keep her occupied while we wait to start cruising again 👍
It’s a lovely owl cushion. Very ❤creative!
😂Nice vlog sorry you've been stuck in Selby we moored there a few times when we were at Naburn marina where incidentally the Canvas man puta new canopy and frame on our old Fairline he did a brilliant job we never met him but were well chuffed glad yours is alright, take care,😊
Thanks Robert 👍 We were impressed with how quickly they undertook the repair.
I always enjoy your adventures!
Glad you like them, thank you 👍❤️
great vlog wow you both have been through a few challenging situations in 2023,but have coped well with whats been thrown your way. Jan is an insperation to all,always how hard its been comes out with a smile on her face. Lets hope this year you both can just have a relaxed trouble free cruising
We hope so too, although we've still not been able to progress much due to the floods
Well that was an interesting, action-packed vlog even though you didn't travel far! The repaired/renovated cratch cover looks good - well done "mattressman" 😂 oops ! Canvasman 👏👏. Laughed out loud at your chosen synonym for 'detritus'; I think we all know it better as 'crap'! Poor Jan looked liked she was about to be blown away when she was fighting the wind at the locks - you've definitely got a 'keeper' there Tony 👍. Very sensible decision not to chance the tidal Ouse to York as you now know (in February) that the flooding got worse. I do enjoy following your travels so hope you remain water gypsies for a good while yet. Oh! And the mobile phone shots were perfectly clear. Until your next vlog, stay safe and take care of each other. xx
Thank you Jill. Looking back we definitely made the right decision - we'd still be in York!
Mind you, haven't progressed much further towards Leeds as locks still closed...😒
Well, water gypsies, thank you for taking us along on your adventures. We especially enjoyed the York visit. Now, we think we need to go there! Take care
Cheers! Yes York is a 'must see' city. 👍 We'd love to go back at some point.
Always enjoy your vlogs and seeing what your up to.....stay safe guys xxxxxx
Thank you Loraine ❤️❤️❤️
Goodness, talk about excitement. You had the lot, floods, winds and a cover that needed attention 😀. It was nice to see you smiling through it all.
Thanks Elizabeth it was rather busy 👍
The original water gypsies are a tribe who lives around the waters in Sabah, East Malaysia and the southern Philippines - some on boats, some on stilt houses. They are called the Bajau, or Bajau Laut (sounds like badge and ow as in that hurts and Laut sounds like low - again is in ow that hurts, but with a t that is formed but not sounded. Laut means sea or ocean.) It is hard to imagine the two of you spear fishing for your daily food in the canals though.
Tim & Jalika, Malaysia
Thanks for the explanation! Wouldn't eat the fish from the canals, much prefer it from the chip shop!
Yay , I've missed you two.
Thank you Carrie! ❤️ We upload every two weeks now and occasionally put out something in between times 👍
Hi to both of you. Yes Jan we do wonder why you do all the work! Hooe you guys are enjoying the next leg of your journey. Happy New Year (belated, yes). Pauline & Rich
Hello Pauline and Rich. If we find time this year we'll see if we can swap roles - Jan steers, I do the locks! 🤣
Thanks for this great update, the Cratch cover looks like new after the repair and refit. I hope that you are both doing well and back on the move. Take care and all the best. Stevie
Thanks Stevie. We seem to take one step forward and two steps back at the moment! 😁
Loved that book Jan....
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Nice to see you back!!😊
Thanks Lesley 😊
Good video, keep them coming.
Thanks, will do Dougie ! 👍
Loved it. Lovin the new format where we see more of you guys doing stuff. x
Cheers Spudders!❤️ We like to mix the content up now and then, variety being the spice of life and all that 😉
Great video! Loved it! Just using your phone’s camera worked out great! 👍🏼
Thanks Brigid 👍 It's only a Samsung Android but has a pretty impressive camera.
good vid on the cut cranking it liveing the dream thamks lee
Cheers Lee! ❤️👍
Thank you both. Just of interest as a continuous cruiser, do the authorities take into consideration the fact that due to no fault of your own your stuck in an area due to flooding/frozen in etc. I no your suppose to travel a certain distance over time, but surely they make allowances? Thanks again. Very enjoyable ❤
Great question!
Yes CRT are aware that emergency situations like flooding and broken infastructure can mean boaters have to overstay on moorings. If we don't see a ranger then we always email them to let them know.
What are the dimensions of that single table please?
Sorry for the delay in replying. Its 600mm x 400mm in American white oak with mahogany inlay. It was made by Steve Ellis. You can find his details in the video description or via Google 👍
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