Good to see the two of you. I hope you are doing well.

That seems to happen a lot they get hung up on a ledge

Hello Sue and Elliott! So glad to see you back. We have missed following your adventures. The video was fascinating. We were sitting here saying “open the bridge”, and it did! So cool. Looking good!

Another very interesting video. Thanks for the history lesson. You looked liked a pair of kids in the control centre! Your fun and enjoyment is infectious. Cheers.

Hi Elliott and Sue Command control training engineers, eh... You really were called in at the right time 2 trains and two marine boats yey. I hear on occasions some calls coming in on VHS 16 when out on the sea kayaking. Anyway cornwall holiday done and managed 5 youtube video not sure if you've seen them but some fab news one vide got over 1.6k views so yes massive smile on my face I bet you have had it in the early days. I'm now in Kefalonia not sure if I will be on a kayak here but it's possible. Might do a video from top of mount Anos ? I'm chuffed you are back with a great video I love the radio side of things so much so I'm now pressing on with my amateur radio stuff. See how it goes... Have fun stay safe Kev the brinklow kayaker

Hi again from Victoria, Canada. Nice to see you back. I really enjoyed this one. Hope to see you again soon!

So glad you are both back and busy and not just decided to stop KZbin. Love your vlogs and the history.

Grand to see you both very interesting vlog tc now the oldies 👍👍🤗🤗

Hello from Kansas! Glad to see you guys out and about! That was a cool video, and I was completely shocked when I heard the chugging of a steam locomotive! I was like "what the heck", then it pulled into view!!! You just can't beat a steam locomotive! The history of the Preston Docklands is pretty cool. I wonder what they were doing with submarines there. Refueling and replenishing I'd assume. Thanks! Richard

So glad to see both of you again. Thanks for a very enjoyable and informative vlog.

Well done interesting place.

Missed your videos. Welcome back.

Glad your back! Who did you have to bribe to get into that place? ;^)

So glad to see you both back on, excellstuff. Looks like you have a bit of nice weather there, roasting here.

Wellcome Back Elliot and Sue that was interesting and nice that you got to have a Shoofti at the Control Centre , It make a lot of difference when you can see the workings of the business end of things Cheers

Lovely to see you two again! Wow, what a privilege to go into the control centre. And to open a bridge!

Missed you both. Glad you're both okay.Thanks for this upload. Take care and stay safe. Hope to see you again soon. X

I am so very happy you are both back on ,as I was wondering and worried if you you both where okay,since you haven't been posting for awhile, thankfully I received a reply from one of you a few days ago stating that you are both okay ,whoo hoo 👏👏👏 and forgive me for being nosey I was concerned, very happy life is good and fruitful (work) for you guys, having a bank account is always a good thing haha 😁😁 anyway, best wishes from Kevin in Michigan 👋👋 and as always "keep pushing on"💪 "

Lovely to see you again! --Dan

Nicely done you two. I'm back from my travels to Lechlade and will upload some pics of project boat in the next few days. Keep smiling and have a good week, K

Absolutely loved that. So pleased to see you on here again and that you are both well. Looking forward to the next one. Keep safe and well.

What's happened to your channels. Have you given up posting ???

17:58 .The Oder coming of that stagnant canal waterway must have been woeful. Thankfully i don't have *Smellavision* 🇮🇪🇪🇺

Hi Elliot it's a VHF radio not a VHT radio, I would recommend a good waterproof Icom marine VHF radio.

Now you know why Burnley is considered to have the lowest average IQ in the UK...including in councillors!

Where did you go?

Missed you both

A massive Hi to you Elliott. How did i miss this video? I was there with uou watching waiting in anticipation for the tide to turn and wow did that come in fast its a massive woosh waves speed was masdive unlike anything i see here on the camel estuary padstow to Wadebridge... Put a new video out ladt week got more footage for next video just no tome to edit lots going on down here mainly blooming beautiful sunshine. Might go rogue with a short video of a bird sanctuary i visit when down here might not be kayaking but worth a watch see what time i have. In next few weeks off to kefalonia more videos of no kayaking again lol. Hope youre both well miss you guys. Youll have to let md know when you're close to the midland area again. Have fun stay safe see ya kev the Brinklow kayaker

Hi Elliott and Sue... I've not seen much from you guys lately? I'm hoping you're good and just chilling... I've uploaded a new video ladt week gotta find time for my next one to edit not easy as weather is fabulous hope to hear from you soon you know my email address be nice to hear from you guys that all is ok.. 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤

Two words amazing and interesting, thanks! x oh that's six😊 drone footage brilliant!

We are wondering if you are both ok or just still busy working any way just tc thinking of you the oldies 🤗🤗👍👍

Nice video except that Tunnel Exit, poor you you must have been Stressed not being able to move and all on your own as well with no one else around. Just one thing I did find it a bit difficult to make out your words at times because the volume was a little low owing to the engine. But I did enjoy it 😋

This is what doesn't happen when we pay our fishing licence's, the syndicate who control a particular stretch of water doesnt bother to keep it clean! Also the people who manage the waterways are a disgrace!

betwixt hill and dale, a golden river flows and ebbs on the spring winds. - behold - the common brook shrew and the vole dance with the devil

Ring up Inland Waterways and tell them about the problems, maybe [or not] they will send some workers out to clean it up.

I'm 68 now and remember when the River Ribble was still being dredged to keep it navigable for the ships going into the Docks. The silt and sand was piled up on the banks further down towards the estuary. It was called little Blackpool because of the sand. I've had walks down there with my Grandad. He once found a fisherman's chest and took it to the Dock master office to claim the salvage. Further up towards the dock itself were the remains of concrete boats which were built as experiments during the first world war. Russian timber ships would dock and it was possible to buy russian vodka. As the sailors weren't allowed off the ship they would lower bottles down in baskets the recipient would test the quality by lighting to check the colour of the flame and when happy take the bottle and put the agreed money in the basket. New Years was special all the ships would have Xmas trees on top of their masts and at the stroke of midnight the hooters would sound. It's all gone now and just memories.

sunday jul3rd 2022 preston brook 8am - Wigan, poolstock 9pm with a loo stop at trafford park

Your scaring the fish away from the fisher men and women who will have nothing to eat tonight !!! 😂

No vlogs so I am unsubscribing. South Carolina

KZbin isn't sending me notifications of your latest blogs despite being subscribed and belled I don't know if anyone else has been experiencing this problem ?

Big woof woof eh.. 😋 Too big for the boat.. 😅

Stunning footage once more Elliot

Hi Elliott, hi Sue What an adorable couple of alpacas. Where did you guys find them? Mark Alberta, Canada

Hi nice to see you were is Sue? Have you stopped doing vlogs now?

wow, worth watching you get bored . I live on Wash and can stand on marsh and see nothing of turning tide, then you turn and water is creeping up all around. |t makes such lovely patterns and mini waves. one of your shots looked like the surface of the moon under the water. just lovely drone footage.

The wonders of nature, 🙂I'm down on the South Oxford, just having an easy afternoon and trying to catch up.

To say Preston was once a thriving commercial port. For the last twenty years, perhaps thirty years or more, since the port closed and the dredging stopped, the Ribble has been an awful navigation. That's not by any means to say I didn't appreciate your presentation.