Attempting to follow a River WITHOUT leaving it #2

In the second episode of our mission to follow the river Parrett from source to sea (inspired by Ed Pratt), we come face to face with our biggest obstacle yet; weirs. These presented serious danger which took a lot of problem solving to overcome. We hope you are enjoying this series, and do leave a like if you are.
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[@archiefieldhouse]

Which river should we take on next?

[@robotfieldhouse]

Wait for Ed to try another one first

[@watch-Dominion-2018]

the Volga

[@VERYEXCITED]

The Amazon!

[@EannaButler]

River Shannon, Ireland

[@eldritchlibrary3280]

The River Exe, starts north of Simonsbath, ends by dawlish warren or exmouth, depending on which side you end on.

[@kieranking3150]

8:34 that photo from the EA camera🤣🤣

[@calvin_geo]

Smashing it lads! Looking forwards to your future adventures. You guys inspire me to get out on my own adventures. Thank you so much for the time, dedication, and effort to film edit and produce!

[@Nooticus]

Far kinder narration in this episode than the previous. Keep that up. Damien was by far the star of this episode with his narration, what a legend lol

[@mrkimolsson]

"It worked really good in my head" - Ranty the legendary

[@elliesenko5173]

You have some balls, lads. I mean the yellow one and the rugby ball. I hope you keep collecting lost balls the whole way, it's cute :D

[@tom_123]

12 minutes seems a bit short for content like this. Love the series though!

[@jimdotcom1972]

needs to be edited together into one video once the series is done.

[@V.Aastrup]

I have been waiting for this badger for what feel like for ever

[@fossil98]

Yeah nah I'm too impatient to wait for this. 😅

[@SoakedFootball]

the quality was too high to resist

[@cccorbulo213]

What the

[@matejgalfy9449]

Excellent content lads, can't wait for day 3

[@jamiehughes9986]

Epic episode love it good work to all involved I support 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾

[@stebriggs17]

Support crew = Ed’s walking

[@0617598]

Longer videos please! There must be so much great content that you're cutting out for the sake of brevity :)

[@peripheralephemeral2272]

jaja, these could easily be double the length. shame!

[@fryewerk]

I envy how scotch eggs just casually drop from the sky. What a wonderful life you live! You know how difficult it is to find a single restaurant that serves them in my city?

[@OutsideYourZone]

Been looking forward to this one boys

[@LeeFlemingster]

Smashing it guys. Keep it up.

[@las8is]

Fantastic lads! Kudos from Australia 🇦🇺

[@MultiDigre]

I truly enjoy these adventures. 20 year old me would have loved to a part of similar trips. Keep up. :)

[@Covingsworth]

awesome project guys

[@zeshan144]

The river nene, its about its about 100miles, the first 20 mile is probably not that navigable but the last 80 from Northampton to the east coast is very navigable

[@whitfeather1809]

train shot was mint

[@AndyTerry-yt6sw]

once again well done maybe the trent severn or thames warwickshire avon next

[@UrbanKiwiana]

Hello Again,.this is cool asf, if I was to try it'd take me like 10 minutes 😂, I literally live between two coasts and we've a waterway on our property that heads to the Mangroves then ocean. So this is much more exciting to watch the struggles are so worth the end result an the laughs along the way. Have a blessed week.

[@louistheeighth8976]

Loving this! When I’m not getting my adventure fix from Geowizard, you’re filling in nicely

[@louistheeighth8976]

Commented the above before I’d seen the horse race style commentary bit 😂😂😂

[@vegan_dragon]

You do well! Definently faster then a straight line!

[@iwouldprefernotto4381]

Great adventuring lads. You should check out the documentary ‘Swandown’, in which the filmmaker Andrew Kötting travels from Hastings to east London in a giant fibreglass swan-shaped pedalo.

[@winter1255]

I love yalls more dedicated take to pratts river challenge!

[@lonelyPorterCH]

Thats dedication to the line^^

[@dylanrombouts877]

This is hilarious.

[@kevob6800]

From the river to the sea I am looking forward to part 3

[@guillermo.mserrano]

Tell us more context about the Uber Eats delivery, hahaha.

[@meh3247]

Great. The amount of effluent in our rivers has just been increased by McDonalds.

[@thisguy4233]

god bless that support crew

[@Stuffthatsfunny1]

why didn't you take out all of the sticks 🤣

[@magatamass]

Two guys one boat

[@davidd6171]

Why in the world are you guys keeping so much debree in your canoo? All those sticks and leaves in there is just crazy. Toss it all! It's extra weight you don't need.

[@mattwaters7055]

oh heck yea

[@OutsideYourZone]

Good effort

[@samuelculper4231]

Where did the American football come from? 🇺🇸 🏈

[@OliverKent-jz9ks]

River Trent

[@craftsmanwoodturner]

It must have been tough for you to go so close to Martock without visiting Yandles!

[@archiefieldhouse]

Haha best comment, I do love that place

[@user-oo3qh8mr9d]

i suggested using turtles to deliver it through the sewer system MASSIVE WASTED POTENTIAL .they didn't even reply :(

[@TehAwesomer]

GOOD CONTENT

[@tigrecito48]

river Parrett? or river Pratt?

[@WellingtonIronman]

Sooo, not to be crass, two part question. 1) How did you poop if you weren't allowed to leave the river 2) Do I want to know the answer?

[@archiefieldhouse]

00:52

[@tom_123]

PORTAGE.

[@watch-Dominion-2018]

if your missions must be limited to a long weekend, as you said in your reply to me last time, then I challenge you to straight-line from the Irish Sea to the North Sea

[@whocares2277]

If you want to cross Ireland that's over 100 km, all farmland and villages.

[@Stavboy]

@@whocares2277 You might want to check which country borders both those seas mate. :)

[@whocares2277]

@@Stavboy Oh I went to the Atlantic for some reason, but crossing Great Britain is not better. It's also more than 100 km with a lot of farmland. Near Glasgow it would be slightly below 100 km but then you have towns everywhere.

[@williwacker2774]

@@whocares2277North of Carlisle to north of Ashington is pretty much unpopulated. There is a RAF though and it might not be the most interesting route out there.

[@dimwittwit]

Ninth!

[@RailVentures]

WTF is a weir? Dont you mean a waterfall or a dam? Speak English Engishmen! LOL, just kidding.. I know you guys speak funny! 😅

[@hatman077]

Sorry Ed Pratt, but you pale in comparison to these mad lads. Huge respect to you- both the men in the boat and the support crew. This is what I want to watch! Go on...and on...and on

[@dominicfrei4623]

ed did better. 50% here is thanks to the support crew

[@FizzRacket]

Yeah these lads always get the better of their peers through sheer support power, still always make interesting content though

[@MoneyMike-1]

Next they should do one where they ride in the van, with a unicycle also inside the van, and say they unicycled the world. Seriously though good for them at least getting out of the house. We are all sitting here watching other men kayak.

[@dominicfrei4623]

too much involvement from the support crew

[@olivere5497]

Dont be silly. This art is in its infancy and these pioneers are still learning the best ruleset.

[@robotfieldhouse]

First comment!

[@watch-Dominion-2018]

nope

[@robotfieldhouse]

@@watch-Dominion-2018 first official release comment then

[@archiefieldhouse]

Third Reply

[@TheFriendoftheFunk]

Boycott McDonald's #FreePalestine

[@yohjipenislmao]

Absolute madlads