Thanks for the rundown of "THE RULES"! I can't get enough of the real-world canal experiences, so that I'll be ready in a few years to come to that side of the Atlantic and have a go. Cheers!

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

8 жыл бұрын

nice one there is some great information in the comments too so have a read!

Hi Jasmin, glad you have your voice back. I think you covered the mooring situation very well, so well done and look forward to the next update.

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

8 жыл бұрын

next one will be next tus! its all ready!

thank you for your great video, been mulling over buying narrow or widebeam am disabled in some ways still feel like making it happen, look forward to more videos, so nice and encouragingx

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

4 жыл бұрын

maybe you should rent one and see , I passed a rental place specializing in boats for disabled people called CanalAbility it's on a really nice bit of the water ways

Excellent video lots of useful information thank you for shearing this video as I will be buy a narrow boat next year fingers crossed ☺👍

Love your cheery attitude. Blessings from across the pond.

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

7 жыл бұрын

thanks so much ! you too!

Nice explanations and video!

Very refreshing you come across great. Great you are doing videos

Nice one Narrowboat Adventure, and thank you.

I just subscribed and I'm looking forward to watching your videos!

I would have thought that mooring in one place by a tow path, would help the CRT because you wouldn't be using the locks and this would save on maintenance. As for council tax, when I lived on a boat thirty years ago in Sussex it was called the Poll Tax. When I received a bill, I phoned the authority and asked what it was for, they said street lighting and rubbish collection etc, I said fantastic as the mud berth I was in on the river had no lighting and I had to dispose of my own trash, so I asked when they would start work on the lighting and what day they would come to my boat to pick up my rubbish. After this phone call they never sent me another bill.

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

6 жыл бұрын

+LinuxUser119 if your mooring in one place all the time and want to be you cold be spending few hundred a month on a mooring

@LinuxUser119

6 жыл бұрын

ThisNarrowboatAdventure Yes, I understand the charges for permanent moorings , what I don't understand is the logic behind it from the CRT. Obviously a marina can charge what they like, but if you just stick pegs in a tow path and want to stay for a week, month or year, where is the harm in this? After all you are paying the CRT to use the waterways, and the CRT's definition of continuous cruising are ambiguous to say the least.

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

6 жыл бұрын

crt makes money from marinas and the moorings they run

@philmarwood69

5 жыл бұрын

@@LinuxUser119 I would imagine the canals would become choked up with liveaboards that never move. In a way I understand why they're enforcing the 14 day rule or move to a marina. It may be had to invisage now but eventually the whole canal system in the cities and towns would be clogged up with pernanantly moored boats.

@thetessellater9163

4 жыл бұрын

@d c - Yeah sure they are - in your own head!

Very useful! Thank you!

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

6 жыл бұрын

thank you :)

Very nicely done young lady, thank you.

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

5 жыл бұрын

thank you BD

fab video keep up the great work

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

8 жыл бұрын

thanks glad you like it!

Useful info. Thanks

I was told by email that I had to move my boat a minimum of 1km each time.

Great video

Thankyou Jasmine..

Thanx Jasmin ! I am very intresset to test this lift under som Times' and I love your film !! Sorry for bad english ! 🙏😘/Björne Sweden

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

7 жыл бұрын

thank you!

Do you have a home mooring? Have you moored in London? Just back from visiting the Regent's Canal near Kings Cross. Great fun! Love your videos!!

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

7 жыл бұрын

no , I'm a continuous cruiser so move every two weeks im not yet back in london!

Awesome

first!!thanks again.

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

8 жыл бұрын

Haha my first first comment! thank you!

Good video, on a different note, what happened to your cushion covers - I recall you asked for colour choices?

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

8 жыл бұрын

It is coming!! I've had some issues with sourcing the material you guys choose!

awesome video , you remind me of the war time poster with the girl with a bandanna and it says we can do it, and also one other thing crossed my mind is you said if your not feeling well you dont have to move you boat, curiosity does pms follow one of those categories , dont mind me just thinking out loud and ya

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

8 жыл бұрын

I was going for that, I feel like her in my overalls. I have no idea I dont suffer that badly with it , maybe if you had a doctors note it would.

@David__U

7 жыл бұрын

Ah, I came to the comments section to talk about the "We Can Do It!" poster too. At first I thought it was obvious that's what you were going for, but then it struck me that since it is an old American WWII poster, you might not even be aware of it - being neither American nor old! For those who aren't familiar, here's the image: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosie_the_Riveter#/media/File:We_Can_Do_It!.jpg

@dickvarga6908

7 жыл бұрын

Rosie the Riveter. Had the same thought. Need to be a bit of a DIY type to keep the boat afloat, i imagine.

Really good video x

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

5 жыл бұрын

thank you , I'm glad you liked it!

Hello, I am Graham, I live in Cape Town South Africa, the most beautiful city in the world. on a recent vlog seen by me you mentioned a web site that has narrow boats for sale, the name ends in duck, I did not catch the first part of the name, could you please enlighten me as I am looking for a boat to purchase in the next 2 or 3 years once I have saved up enough. I have found some of your vlogs quite interesting and do enjoy watching your and the dark destroyer, David, doing your thing and informing the world about your antics. Keep it up and hope to see you cruising the cut some day in the future. Oh, Happy easter, hope you get lots of choc to eat. G

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

6 жыл бұрын

hello graham , its is apollo duck , they sell boats all over the world!

Interesting!

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

8 жыл бұрын

thanks cuz!

Hi Jasmin, I'm watching your videos as part of my research of living on a Narrowboat (as well as enjoying your general life content of course), and this video has answered questions that many people have about continuous cruising. Thanks. However, sorry to go a little off topic, but can you mention your experience of spiders on the boat. I know it sounds bizarre, but its a real phobia of mine. Do you get lots of them? Thanks.

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

7 жыл бұрын

we love spiders they make webs over the windows and stop the mosquito. my partner and i have no problem with spiders so are at one with them id say no more than a house.

@TheBudgie29

6 жыл бұрын

Unless You are coming Through Oxford they have Willow Trees that hang down Nearly touching the water (There are videos here of It). Very Pretty to see. But as they Roll over the Boat they Drip with thousands of Little Spiders. You get covered In them they get everywhere. All You got think about Is there are NO Poisonous Insects even Spiders that can do You harm Is this Country. If It was Australia I would understand how People are frightened of them. But here In the UK It's not be Scared of them. In face Like She said here they are Your Friends. Be a Man and brave Nature.

Hi Jasmin, as a continuous cruiser do you go for a Gold (CRT+EA) licence or just a CRT licence? Is EA mainly just for Thames?

I’m a Canadian who’d love to retire to a narrow boat. I’m a follower of a number of channels. I never will due to $$$ however I can dream. 😍😊🇨🇦 Herein Canada on the Trent Severn you buy a lock pass daily, weekly, not sure beyond that. If you moor it’s probably at a lock and it’s a nightly fee. Otherwise we all moor in marinas, and in winter the boat comes out of the water, of course.

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

4 жыл бұрын

wow that sounds expencive!

Thanks for the video. I am searching for a boat (narrowboat likely due to lengthbut not only) to live on for CC too. Any suggestions from anyone? I've lived on one and maintained one for a year (ex girlfriend's 40 footer Springer) and so am happy and capable to start with a (safe) box of rust and rehab it completely. Thanks for reading! Craig

I have an idea ... Continuous cruise the longest stretch of canal that has no locks ... I believe it is on the Lancaster ... About 40+ miles ( 60+ kilometers) ... I hope my conversions are close ... Is this section available for widebeams ??? ... I would be a solo boater and have difficulties with steps/stairs ...

Hi and thank's for the video. I'm in the process of purchasing a 70ft narrowboat, I too will be a continus cruiser but on the Bridgewater Canal so need a platinum licence (about £1750 per year just for the Bridgewater) which oon that canal allows 28 days in one place (may help people going on the Bridgewater) I get my boat in November and you mention about moving from A, B, C, D, E now if you know the area would this mean I can move from lets say Altrincham, Timperley, Sale, Stretford then back to Altrincham and back up the canal?? Please help anyne as I cannot get a home mooring between Stretford to Altrincham as I need to be close to each of these areas as I work near Manchester Airport and rely on Family and public transport as I am not allowed to drive due to ill health,

Very useful cheers ......

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

8 жыл бұрын

thanks for watching!

@halcumbie3320

7 жыл бұрын

ThisNarrowboatAdventure mmm

Thanks for posting! I'm intrigued have you ever fallen foul of the rules or think you have been treated unfairly by Cart.

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

8 жыл бұрын

as I say we haven't had a full year and tried to get a new licence so as yet I dont know. we have once overstayed a day because of engine problems but let them know so hopefully it will be ok

Hi, thank you for this info. My question is how is this policed? How do the CRT know where your boat is?

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

3 жыл бұрын

they have people who track everyone's licence plates

These rules are very easy. ....for those who feel they are extreme be thankful..you're not in California or Hawaii.. :)

Cool I will look for a weather mooring next 1/10/18. thanks.

I think I understand the difference between canal and river (under CRT), canal: mooring on one side private on the other, rivers: private on both sides i.e. no ware to moor, but what about river-navigations like on the river Lee.

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

7 жыл бұрын

qwert trewq you can almost always moor on the tow path side but rearly in the off side. the CRT have paid for full time moorings on the off side sometimes. the river lea is CRT jurisdiction. other places are not depends where you are.

Next time you're along the Wey let me know, that's my dog walking territory so I'll give you a wave or maybe have a drink with you and your partner in one of the excellent pubs as you approach Guildford.

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

6 жыл бұрын

might be a while!

Wow she's got lovely eyes

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

5 жыл бұрын

thank you john

@teaeff8898

4 жыл бұрын

Trust me watch all the videos. Great stuff, and the eyes. 😊

fab vlog but do have one question.. Can you move from a to b to c..d..e..f..g.. and then back f..e..d..c..b..a.. or do you have to go back to a again and start from there? many thanks and keep the vids coming :)

@leebutler299

7 жыл бұрын

reason I ask is because if there's somewhere u'd particularly like to stay you could call it your d then move up to e..f..g..h then turn round g..f..e.. back down to a and then turn round again so in theory u'd only ever be 10 miles from where you wanna be?!

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

7 жыл бұрын

1) I am not in charge look at this canalrivertrust.org.uk/refresh/media/thumbnail/30348-continuous-cruising-faqs.pdf 2) I believe you can turn around BUT if I was in a situation where I only wanted to be near one place I would seriously look at getting a mooring. we did a 58 mile range last year and didn't go in a strait line more of a zig zag, we took the boat down to weddings we went up to some lakes at the end of summer we took her to a boat yard a bit further away because we like the area and like to sure the boat for what it is made for cruising! we where never more than an hour and a half / two hours to get to work and frankly for us after two weeks mostly we are ready to move on. for us moving is the joy of boating not the sacrifice.

@leebutler299

7 жыл бұрын

ThisNarrowboatAdventure thank you for the link, it's very useful. the reason I need to be around a certain area (leighton buzzard) is for work as unfortunately I cannot afford to stay on a boat without it and will need to work 2-3 days a week to support myself, but after reading the Info the crt do sound pretty amicable and don't think my plan is undoable it just means sometimes I may have to ride further to work than others. thanks again for the link and your time, it's appreciated. Regards lee

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

7 жыл бұрын

lee butler I have know people do 22 miles and still get a reduced licence but they are quite contactable , also presumably there would still be trains further away?

@leebutler299

7 жыл бұрын

ThisNarrowboatAdventure when I said ride I meant by bicycle.. what do you mean a reduced licence? on crt's info they mention '20 miles' a few times so thought that'd be a good figure to work around.

Although I know that CRT licence fees can be quite high (depending largely on the size of your boat) but I would add they do get a significant amount of income from membership fees - from people just like me !! 😎

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

4 жыл бұрын

fees for what?

@annepegum3351

4 жыл бұрын

@@ThisNarrowboatAdventure I'm a Friend of the CRT and make regular donations to them. As I said in my original comment, I fully appreciate that boaters' licence fees are considerably higher; I was just trying to point out another source of income for the CRT.

Think of the water ways as high ways would you like to try to go to the mall and find that you can't get on the high way as it is already full of people who just want to park and live in their car's or van's. Well I probably shouldn't say to much as I don't live there and I don't need to deal with those problems. Just I guess trying to see it from both sides as a boater in the USA

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

5 жыл бұрын

there is always a huge gap in the middle of the canal for people when they are cruising so I'm not entirely sure I understand your metaphor maybe its more like when you drive down a normal street and see people parked on the street out side their house and you drive past them, maybe have a look at some of my cruising videos it will she you the moored boats don't impact the ones cruising. also I would never think of waterways as "highways",I would want to get off the motor way as fast as possible as they are smelly and unattractive, but the canal you can enjoy the journey.

What arrangements have you for Doctors, if ou should need one? Do you know any families that live aboard a boat, not marina based and have children in schools?

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

6 жыл бұрын

i am still with my land doctor, i dont like to go to the doctors much....i dont no any cruiser familys but there is a few that are in the papers alot because they find it too hard to forfill the crts enterpritation of the rules

Where do you buy your licence? If you're about to enter the Thames or the Wey, do have to buy your licence in advance or can you buy one once you're already navigating on that stretch of river?

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

8 жыл бұрын

you buy them at the lock , from the lock keeper

Thanks Jasmin - very helpful video! My girlfriend and I are considering moving onto the canals in September, but we need to stay close-ish to Kings Cross for her commute. Do you know if there many continuous cruiser mooring opportunities on the Regent's canal?

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

7 жыл бұрын

hi ! you have to move at least a 20 mile range per year so you will be close to kings cross some of the time and father away other times , and the likely hood is they will make you move farther in the future. in london we do between totenham hale and cowroast but we always do a much longer trip or two for fun. if the commute is an issue consider a mooring!

@OllyBurton

7 жыл бұрын

Cheers for your reply Jasmin - that all makes sense :)

@ladygardener100

6 жыл бұрын

I've given this a thumbs down because you obviously are not very flexible, there are trains and buses and tubes, its called commuting. You can't just stay in one place.

@spencerwilton5831

4 жыл бұрын

Olly Burton Continuous cruising has ruined London canals. Nose to tail scruffy boats that constantly jostle for any available space and really don't comply with the spirt of the rules means visiting boaters don't stand a chance. If you are tied to one location for work realistically continuous cruising is not going to work. There is a reason residential moorings in London cost upwards of £10,000 a year. Anyone who thinks they can bent the rules and live permanently on the regents canal in the heart of one of the worlds most expensive cities is taking the piss frankly, and selfishly ruining the canal for everyone else.

I believe there were rules (which may have been superceded) that you had to move out of the Parish after 14 days, and into another Parish, and not allowed to return for x amount of time (unknown). The requirement to move 20 miles a year doesn't really sound like 'continuous cruising', but what do I know!

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

4 жыл бұрын

3 months no return usually, 20 miles is what CRT currently enforce, I don't have control over them but to be 20 seems fair

I like your videos. Very useful for those looking to live life on the cut. Would be nice to know of various different ways people can earn an income while continuously cruising.

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

8 жыл бұрын

do you mean as in the working boats? as i plan to do videos about some of those !

@rm55555

8 жыл бұрын

Not specifically working boats but earning a living in general while continuously cruising. I also live aboard but am based in a marina due to work commitments. Would be nice to be able to work and continuously cruise but not sure how or what field of work would enable me to do that. Cheers

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

8 жыл бұрын

interesting leave it with me

Interesting and thanks for sharing. Your rules over there, on your side of the pond, can be confusing. Also, it looks a bit like your hair got a coloring and a different style, maybe a trim?

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

8 жыл бұрын

I had to dye it for an acting job, its supposed to be wash in wash out but its not coming out!

@ncplantdoctor

8 жыл бұрын

I never said or implied that I did not like it, just that it looked different when you were doing your "Rosie the Riveter" pose. Denim shirt and all.

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

8 жыл бұрын

I didn't think you didn't like it! to be honest I don't really now! yes it works for the pose!

you said something about the council, which I assume you refer to your local governing body. So my question is how or where do you vote?

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

5 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/nZ57l5t_oam8XdY.html here is some info on voteing!

Small point. The boat licence fee is the same regardless of whether or not you have a mooring. Obviously if you do have a mooring then you have to pay for that in addition to your boat licence.

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

8 жыл бұрын

I thought it was less if you had a home mooring , sorry about that ! thank you for watching!

@urbanimage

8 жыл бұрын

No it's the same price and same license. The big difference is that if you have a 'home mooring' you don't have to meet with the bona fide cruising and travel the distance / range that CRT require of those who don't have a mooring and are 'continuous cruisers'. Boats with home moorings still have to comply with the 14 day rule when away from their mooring though. NB Disclaimer : I'm fallible so always check these things for yourself just to be sure 8--) PS Always enjoy watching your videos.

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

8 жыл бұрын

thanks yea i knew you guys still have to move every 14 days but I did think you paid less .

I live in texas usa what is it like to shop and resupply your boat when traveling

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

8 жыл бұрын

It takes some planning but if you have a bike your ok most places and as for boat supplies many of them arrive by boat any how, I think if you are way up north it might be harder though!

I was told by a person who has a liveaboard in a marina that you don't have to pay the CRT licence fee because it is included in the mooring fee?

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

7 жыл бұрын

not something i have ever heard of, to be honest.

Hi I am just buying a boat at Leicester marina....I know nothing. What are the immediate things I need to know to survive?..I am a sixty year old single bloke...James

I dream of buying a narrow boat and exploring the canals. I am American and live in Chicago. I trace the canals on Google Earth for hours.

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

6 жыл бұрын

maybe start with a narrowboat holliday!

@michaelmooney3369

6 жыл бұрын

unfortunately not allowed to fly for medical reasons.

As I understand it, you only pay Council Tax on a Home Mooring if you're actually living onboard your boat. If you have a non-residential Cruising Berth, then you're not subject to Council Tax (which you'll be paying at your main residence, anyway).

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

8 жыл бұрын

I didnt know that!

@graemecollin

8 жыл бұрын

Council Tax is for residences, so if isn't your home ... think of it like a caravan, Now. it may not be your primary home so, for those instances. you pay CT at different rates, depending on how much time you actuallt spend living aboard (for instance, you may live in sunny Dorset (with it's wonderful Bulbarrow Hill) (Let's see if anyone actually gets that reference), but stay in London, say, during the week, whilst at work ...). I'll try to find a reference point for you ... :)

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

8 жыл бұрын

I trust you, I suppose it never crossed my mind because we live aboard

@graemecollin

8 жыл бұрын

bwml.co.uk/council-tax-clarification-for-residential-moorings/ There's a lot of jargon (or "wibble-wibble", as I sometimes like to call it), but it's basically there.

What do people do who live in a conventional home and use the boat for cruising at weekends? In other words how do they moor during the week?

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

8 жыл бұрын

I would imagine most have a leisure mooring (much cheaper than a live aboard mooring i think) or maybe cc ?

How can they enforce a rule to move with no minimum?

@badfairy9554

6 жыл бұрын

Most moorings that are free it is only 48 hours stay.

Is it nowhere to be found or am I looking wrong? How much is the boat license? Also 20miles is really not much at all. If you're actually interested in the boat lifestyle you'll make it even without trying.

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

7 жыл бұрын

it depends on boat length. we did much more than 20 miles too.

@gardeninginthedesert

4 жыл бұрын

No problem for many but it would make it more difficult for people who work in a fixed location or have elderly parents to keep an eye on for example.

How do you know there is a mooring space ahead? Then you get there and it is already occupied....

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

5 жыл бұрын

then you keep going till you find one, like parking a car.

What are the rules of mooring? She who gets there first wins!🚣🏾🚣🏼🚣🏼🚣🏼. If you use a fixed winter mooring you might consider one of the fuel boats that have gas, coal, wood etc to visit you if your going to be there for the winter. JMHO Jim Derry, New Hampshire

So, by the sounds of it they've pretty much got you by the buster browns, no matter what you choose to do you pay either way....

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

5 жыл бұрын

the licence fee ? yes

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

5 жыл бұрын

hink of it like a car you need a licence even if you are parked ion a street or a multistory car park

They have volunteers who go around snooping on boaters moments quite clever being a charity crt dosent have to pay people to snoop anywhere else that would be illegal and well creepy

CTR receive nearly half the mooring fee for each boat in a marina, so a large marina says 250 berths would pay CTR about 40'000 per month. This is why they hassle continuous cruisers because they don't get as much out of them. CTR is very greedy, they are not very charitable, they are obsessed with money, the directors and bigwigs have massive salaries, charity is just to exploit the obvious loopholes. Also, they do as little maintenance as possible, preferring to let things break first rather than maintain. They dredged part of the K&A a few months ago, took the sludge from the middle of the canal and just dumped it in the water along the towpath side making it even harder to Moore. Recently the local councils have been expressing an interest, pretending to care about the welfare of boaters and if they would like permanent home moorings? The real reason for this is they are aware that many have escaped to the canal for a cheaper and freer lifestyle, so they cant allow that when there's money to be had from home moorings and council tax. I would advise, warn any live-aboard boaters to tell the council to stick it and have no contact with them, they will only ruin this last little bit of freedom we have.

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

6 жыл бұрын

thats very interesting!

@davesmith-rs1yo

6 жыл бұрын

sorry CRT lol

So what is it the trust is trying to accomplish? Are they trying to get boats that are not new and luxurious off the canals? Do old beater boats upset the "ruling class"?

@ladygardener100

6 жыл бұрын

they are trying to make sure boats comply with the terms and conditions of the licence [depends which licence] which include an Act of Parliament. The canals round London and in other places are used by people who do not want to move, especially if they have a nice spot with or near facilities like water. This is purely selfish and too many people think that a boat is a cheap life, in the most expensive city in the world. Ihe CRT would probably like boaters who are not genuine navigators to moor in a marina. This would take pressure of the canals and the utilities,

Must you keep a log to document that you have traveled 20 miles in the previous 10 months?

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

3 жыл бұрын

you don't have to but its a good idea to in case they ask you about it and they missed you some place

Please add costs into any future videos as that information is important, particularly for the uninitiated. Thank you.

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

7 жыл бұрын

I personally choose no to talk about money on my channel but cruising the cut has some very comprehensive videos on the subject

Screw it! There’s too many adverts! Pretty soon I’ll be watching knout!

charming young woman...thanks a lot for the info ;)

0:05 Nice wooden underpants but modern science has provided us with more comfortable materials. 😉

Where do You get the money to pay the fees

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

8 жыл бұрын

Bank heists

@brozems7081

8 жыл бұрын

k interesting

@greengrass8044

7 жыл бұрын

lolololololololol

@Taber01

3 жыл бұрын

Why do i imagine a hi speed chase with your boat in the lead and the coppers behind ?

I know you travel further so this is not aimed at you, but the 20 mile a year minimum always makes me laugh, we regularly will cover 30 miles in a weekend on our 16 foot cruiser. Moving less than a mile every 2 weeks can hardly be classed as bona fidi navigating, I often wonder if the 20 was a typo and is missing a "0".

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

5 жыл бұрын

we did over 100 in the summer, but my point in mentionining that is more for people thinking of buying a boat so they can be realistic when going into it about if it suits their life. we do have periods of not moving as far in the winter and frankly i am glad its 20 miles as this year we will need to do work to the boat and will probably do quite a lot less miles than useual

Hello Jasmine!!! Where do you live?

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

3 жыл бұрын

in a boat

Prices????

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

5 жыл бұрын

i dont really talk about that youll have to google

Ahoy I'm John love your video jasmine if you pass my way give me a call

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

6 жыл бұрын

ahoy john! where is your way?

@travalersnews3714

6 жыл бұрын

Ahoy let me no wen your going to a boat event London or Wales make a day out

If you don't know the law or rules, then why are you doing a video on it?

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

4 жыл бұрын

did i get something wrong?

I live Wales and London let's meet up go for hot meal go dancing r you up for it

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

6 жыл бұрын

sorry john but I'm very busy at the moment and working evenings maybe ill meet you at a boaty event some time!

Thanks jasmin are you single

@ThisNarrowboatAdventure

5 жыл бұрын

hi john, I am not single , my partner writes the music for the videos!