S2 Ep17. Beautiful Narrowboat Cruise to Hemel Hempstead

[@cynthiamalphrus2051]

Really like the bridge photo Chris! I enjoyed today's vlog, beautiful bit of canal.

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Thanks Cynthia. I liked it too. It'll be in the mix if I get the calendar idea up and running next year. Thanks for your support.

[@nilocxoc3488]

Once again enjoyed your vlog very much. I am very grateful of all the thought and work you put into your video diaries. Keep doing what you want to do. 👍👍👍

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Thanks mate.

[@nilocxoc3488]

Hi, Chris , firstly I want to say thank you for your service on this day of remembrance of our brothers in arms. ...we will remember them! My father was in Burma in the Manchester Gunners. WWII. . Look after yourself. Colin.

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Thank you Colin. I appreciate the support. Burma couldn't have been an easy place to fight in in WWII.

[@colincox1688]

@@chrismears-inslowtime thank you for that, my dad would have appreciated your comment, he was part of the forgotten army, that another thing I want to do more of on the boat is deeper research. Hey I guess there's no good place to fight in a war. Thanks again.

[@SusanChinnery60]

Lovely vlog this week. I love the autumn colours. I was born in Kings Langley... so a lovely trip down memory lane. Animal magic, indeed a blast from the past. That programme has shaped my life and I have 'channelled' animals since I was little. It always cheers me up!

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Thank you Susan. Kings Langley is a lovely place so I'm pleased I was able to offer some great reflective thoughts. Animal Magic, they don't make programs like that anymore. They were such a big hit. Thanks for the comment and support.

[@chrishall2211]

The canal from Watford to Hemel is lovely, especially the bit from Kings Langley up to Hemel. Used to be a lot of Kingfishers ( remember one day seeing one dive bomb some poor bloke in a canoe ! ).The smell of coffee from "Smiff's" is wonderful and Apsley Marina is a nice place to wander round. Paper Mill the other side of the canal from the marina is a popular pub though a bit pricy especially for the food. If you moor up a few hundred yards further on, the Oddfellows which is a few minutes wail has live bands over the weekends

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

I enjoyed my time at Hemel. I remember passing through in the summer and both Hemel and Birko were thriving places along the canal. The coffee smell at 2Fs was more potent in the summer too. Oddfellows, I've noted in my black book for next time. Thanks Chris.

[@carolinefiler5506]

Enjoyed this journey, always great to share all those locks with other boaters. Great pictures again have a great weekend

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Thanks Caroline. I was talking to some fella on the towpath today who was discussing the way he does locks. Mainly the same but with tweaks. You'll find your way. We discussed when your way changes for whatever reason, it's where mistakes happen. I move on next week and the boating partner stays around Birkhamptead for a while longer. I'll have to get used to doing it all myself. I've been spoilt over the past few journeys. Thanks for the support.

[@garyhollywell2112]

Great shots Chris and brilliant music many thanks

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Thanks Gary.

[@bobcollard11]

I watch whenever I see you are on, no matter the title, or day. Great Vlog.

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Thank you Rob.I appreciate the support.

[@christinegibbins6105]

Many thanks for your company this evening, very restful after a silly day on a website trying to get a land line fixed!!! You take care.

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

I remember those days Christine. Often it's the luck of the draw who who speak to - oh you can't. It's all on line as another way to save money. I get it but, the service has gone and often it's a quick phone call that is all that's required. The drop down menus don't often, or rarely cover what I need. Not all progress is good! Sorry you've had a crap day Christine but pleased I went some way in making it better.

[@christinegibbins6105]

@@chrismears-inslowtime Bless you Chris, you know just how is!!!! Take care.

[@jongibbs1036]

Another nice Vlog Chris - it’s great to see you enjoying life, great choices of music this week.

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Thanks Jon. Nothing worse than not liking the background music.

[@peterrutter7332]

Mate great vid. Made me smile Smiths with 2ffs we used to use that all the time in service.😂😂

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

I wonder how many others get the pun. Some fella was known as 2ff. I do miss the humour and that is probably the biggest thing. I went to work for a laugh each day. Thanks Peter.

[@simonsimons1103]

A f... big hug to you cris .... Your getting quite good. You are now my fav narrow boat vlog. Love you...........

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

With all the competition out there, that's praise indeed. Thanks for the compliment, comment and support. Thanks Simon.

[@martinrubenstein7943]

How do you choose such lovely, perfectly suited music? I shall be exploring some of those tracks on Spotify, thanks to your listing the details. You edit the music into the video so well. It’s always so interesting looking at the other boats and the houses along the canals. Half an hour’s escapism travelling along the canals with you; I feel very much relaxed by the end of it. Those photographs were stunning, Chris. Lovely video. Thanks for all the trouble you go to to keep us all entertained.

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

I'm going to do a piece on that in a future video Martin. It's about making the best use of time by listening to music while answering the comments. Most of it is just background crap, but then....ooh, that's listenable. Then I either like it, which is recorded as a like, or it doesn't make the cut. For me, music is 50% of the content. It needs to relate and tit to whats going on. That is also one of the things that takes the time. Choice. Thanks for your support as always Martin. Photos are getting better. I even like a few myself.

[@salcombebunker1800]

Top notch Chris very enjoyable.

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Thank you. I appreciate the support.

[@ConrailBishopstownSub1986]

Great video again Chris. Keep up the good work.

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Heading your way Mark if you want to catch up very soon?

[@thomascoyne157]

There you go Chris, back in the flow again like the shot of the Winless why are you actually running or we just shake you up and down in front of the camera 😂, 👍👍👍👍👍

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

I ran to the lock today to talk to the CRT guys who were looking at water levels; about 400m away. I'm rather shocked, in a good way, now I've lost weight, how fast I can run now. I ran past a runner, who I think was equally shocked. I might add it was only 400m or so! To answer the question, those short spurts are good for the heart, or so I think and a chance for a bit of free phys. I seem to do those short spurts often. Thanks for the comment and support Tom.

[@christinetaylor6897]

Morning Chris, fabulous vlog, much enjoyed it, I always like to comment but then I read other people's comments and they have already said what I was thinking. Going back to the title of your channel, good idea adding the word narrowboating, it's not about you Chris, it's about the boat haha. Those of us who 'know' you, know it's about you but any newbies search narrowboat, so great idea. Best wishes Christine x

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

I always thought that way about the comments section so rarely commented on other video from vloggers. 'They've already said it'. It's difficult to find the balance but I wonder how many flit through the comments section first before commenting. I know a few do on this channel. That said, I was talking to a viewer/mate in the week who discussed the very thing you mentioned. The USP. Yes it's about a narrowboaty thing but really, you hit the nail on the head, it's not. The title - It's about marketing and a pull strategy. I don't like sensationalising the thumbnail. I believe it's false but a title change...well thats common sense. Surprised I didn't switch on to it. Thanks Christine.

[@mungmungie]

You comments about security cameras gave me a chuckle or two (ouch). I used to deliver mail to a place that pretended (I thought, badly) to be an art gallery. It had security cameras at either end of the hallway, and I was familiar with that particular model so I knew just where to look for the monitor light. I would step off the elevator, cast a glance down the hall, wave as the monitor light flashed off, and turn to wave at the other one before pressing the intercom at the door. I wasn't impressed at the fact that the curator often wore a lemon yellow vest which was clearly RCMP issue with the flashes removed. They were always irritated at me, because they knew I knew what was going on. The people vignettes are fun to watch. Determined little dog! And of course, there's the aptly named Baldrick 😆

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

People make the world go round. I do like those who stop to talk or engage with others along the way. Dogs reflect their owners too. I like the dog who knows exactly how to manipulate the owner. It has intelligence and character. The camera thing on the M25. I wonder if they took a photo of me taking a photo of them. I also looked for a reason why there was a need for them in the first place. Access to motorway stations for people doing bad things. It wouldn't be too good to have that bridge blown up. But I wouldn't do it there as there is a towpath and boats and people walking by. Further across is where I would do it. In the open but under cover of night it's hard to be seen in pitch black. When you've defended airfields all you life, it's the same principle regardless of what you're trying to defend. It's a funny old world out there. Hope you're well mate.

[@FlyFree2023]

Water reflections just superb and once again matched perfectly with the music. Great that you got feedback from both new and existing viewers to your last Vlog. I'm sure there are many like me that have been with you from the start of the build (well almost in my case) that enjoy every post but don't comment as often as we should! Keep doing what you are doing as long as you enjoy putting it all together. It's appreciated 👍

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Thank you Malc. I must remember it's often the unseen viewer (by comment) that enjoy this content. Thanks for this comment mate. I appreciate you watching and supporting.

[@flopsymopsy7088]

Recent subscriber enjoying your channel. You’re a natural born story teller with good vids, photos and background music. Now I’ll have to go back and watch all previous videos. Now won’t that be fun 😊

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Good luck. I recommend putting on a playlist before you go to bed as it's an aid to sleeping !! Not that they're boring as such but some of the early ones.....well I'm learning how to film, edit and talking to camera was more of a challenge than I expected. I do like Peter Rabbit, although not read the books, just watched the movies. Have a great week.

[@flopsymopsy7088]

@@chrismears-inslowtime good video KZbin: Who was the real Beatrix Potter? With Patricia Rutledge. You might enjoy some eve when you have good wifi signal. Also all her audiobooks with her drawings and some animations are all on KZbin.

[@adamsouthern7611]

You living the dream crisis top stuff.

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Thanks Adam. I appreciate the support.

[@martinrubenstein7943]

Chris, I was just listening to 2 of the tracks on Spotify and then I thought why not watch the video again and get rhe benefit of the music and the photography together. It’s such an enjoyable and calming video that I must bookmark it to return to whenever I feel wound up.and feel in need of getting the important things in life back into perspective. You’ve got so good at this vlogging and editing malarkey that I’m sure you could make a tour of a landfill site thoroughly entertaining.

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Thank you for the kind comment Martin. I don't have Spotify and didn't realise you can listen to this music on it.

[@trevormegson7583]

Lovely journey. Jumping Duck commentary was very entertaining. I think you're a bit of a Johnny Morris at heart.

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Thank you Trevor. Johnny Morris. Now there's a blast from the past. I used to like Animal Magic.

[@darrenking4715]

Sorry Chris, was a bit keen on the submit button and forgot to say the music choice with the editing - relaxing and gets better every time.

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Ah...the music. It's the bit I think carries people along the journey so much more. Thanks Darren.

[@donkinsafety9162]

Hi Chris, Lookup in your boaters hand book about navigation lights, there is a convention on what lights are shown and the meanings👌

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

A white light at the from and back, is what my handbook states. I think, it follows convention although at the back, it's an all around light and lot just angled to shine at the stern direction. The one on the front faces the bow door so just lights up the front as a source of light. I considered for canals mainly and not major rivers and in truth, I didn't really consider the navigation lights convention when I made the purchase but common sense was in the decision making. The reason; I just want the boat to be seen when people travel at night. It's very dimly lit but bright enough as a warning. Thanks for the comment.

[@johnhaase8765]

Greetings, A very beautiful start to my morning. The upscale (posh?) properties with their back gardens on the water are really something. And the upscale multi-floor flats were pretty dern nice too. Buena suerte as you navigate your way through the various Google and KZbin algorithms. Uncharted waters and all. It’s good to know others enjoy the talky bits too. Hasta La Proxima, John Haase

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

John, I'm learning latin from you each week. The 'ad hock' use of latin in some cases is not a bad thing. I need the luck but really I should create my own. I'm not a slave to it but....it's hard not to look. There are nice properties but those as part of a big building complex have hidden costs which the buyer should be aware of. Often a disguised pit of money. The detached homes, very nice, very expensive but if you can afford it, worth while.Thanks mate.

[@johnhaase8765]

@@chrismears-inslowtime Hello again Chris, Flats or detached, it’s all window shopping for my poor white butt. As for the occasional Spanish phrase thrown in, it’s something I picked up while coming up in the barrio with my Chicano y Puertorriqueño amigos. Flash my bona fides, so to speak. Hasta La Proxima, John Haase

[@davidholt2335]

Good Vid - Will miss sandbag Sunday.

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

It will return on the odd occasion but I think/hope the Wednesday vlog will start to improve. Thanks David.

[@nickevans1698]

Getting your eye in on the Photography Chris.👏🏻👏🏻👍🏼

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Getting there Nick. Thanks.

[@Alan_AB]

Well done, Chris. More tales from your journeyings. I love it. People watching from a narrowboat. Looking forward to next week's vlog. p.s. That big green boat at @17:08. I would be so tempted to paint a big yellow "2" on either side of it. Thunderbirds were one of my all time favourite show. 🤣

[@janetlambden3023]

😂

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

It was very GREEN wasn't it. I think a lot of those older shows were great. Even as fay as Camblewick Green and Trumpton. Different sort of age group and program but there is the honesty about about it. Thanks Alan.

[@ianwebb2235]

Fantastic Chris! Yet another great vlog. Thank you. We watched the vlog on Sunday - we liked it, but could not comment for some reason.....We too love the chatty type videos, but understand your reasoning. Again thank you for the upload. Great scenery, great music and professional commentary - the David Attenborough of the canals!

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Thanks as always Ian. Your support is always appreciated. Do you remember Animal Magic with Johnny Morris. Someone made a comment about it this week. Never considered it at the time but I really did enjoy that program as a youngster. There is hopefully a bit more chat in the future. I'm taking this week to relax and reflect on how to improve. Also, bad back from bad posture. Need to stretch. Thanks again mate.

[@dutchglobetrotter6464]

Still very green in the UK Chris! (Oh, and you have some auto focus issues.........). Thumbs up!

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Surprisingly so. I have noted over time, the leaves will change in a heart beat now and then in a matter of day's, gone. It makes getting the right photos now a bit more of a challenge. Thanks Dutch.

[@trevorsbarkingmadchannel4501]

What a picturesque cruise and liking the Johnny Morris animal commentary with the dogs and geese. Brilliant. Best wishes Chris. Have a great week.

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Thanks Trevor. I did like Animal Magic and Johnny Morris made that a great program. Didn't consider that as I was narrating my way through Goosey Goosey thing. Thanks for the support Trev.

[@KatelynsAdventures707]

Lovely reflections Chris, Autumn in UK is quite special. Thx for sharing. Take care Kate 🙋‍♀️

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Thanks Kate. It is a great year for colours. Hopefully a few photos will come of it too. Thanks for the comment.

[@komo5402]

Take It In Stride! So I Shall :)

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Thank you for the comment.

[@timrichardson9095]

Hi Chris, Great Vlog as usual, Nice to see the smile and steam from your head after running back to your boat and taking your hat off.. So Very Pleased you meet up with the Kids... I Loved the bit of the dog on the bridge and the owner on the tow path lol.. Stay Safe and Warm and Cosy Bud. Very Best Wishes. Old Skipper.

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Hi Tim. I saw her again later on as I was sometime talking to the fella at the lock-keepers cottage. Amanda must have wondered where I got to. The dog did exactly the same thing again. It really does like bridges and she had to go up it again. Lovely to see a dog with such a great character. Loved the time with the kids. One day, when all is well, I hope they will want to stay on the boat. Summer time will be more enjoyable for them. Got the fire going now and although needs tending, it is good and I'm getting used to it. It's more of an art than I thought it would be. Pleased someone noticed the steam. I only noticed on the final edit. Thanks Skip.

[@anthonywillis7613]

Really good cruise today complete with the usual Enjoyable commentary from my Brother in Arms. For me the personal one to one stuff you do is my favourite because it's YOU and your thoughts and ideas. It's not just a boat vlog and you have an edge over the very few others I follow. If life was otherwise you would be in my top list of friends and you would be in our small group of gents who meet every Monday for a full English. Great company, discussion and food. I will make one comment that will be ignored. Apply the same test to a microwave that you did to an air-fryer??? Stay well and safe and remain part of the lives that enjoy following you.

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Thanks as always for your comments and support Anthony. Breakfast club. I love it. It was something I did in my final job with the people in the office. Once a month we used to do a 'eat all you can' breakfast. I used to walk along the towpath to get there and walk back meaning I had more time outside the office than inside once a month. Thanks for the compliment mate and would love to be be invited to it. I bet it's a worthwhile thing to do for all involved. Need to do more talky bits. It'll happen. I'm busy thinking this week as I'm more relaxed. I'll even do next week's video early so I have more time to relax and think. I never just sit - well rarely. Air-fryer stays in the shop window as did the microwave. I use the microwave cupboard for all sorts of galley storage now. That's not going to change. The microwave is not coming aboard. Of course, if you're up for it at any time, you're both more than welcome.

[@johnharrison9317]

Kudos again Chris. It feels like the big easy watching your journey. Good for the soul, a connection to nature and a continual feast of wonderful views, comments and pics. Totally agree about Narrowboat in your title...get the punters on board so to speak.

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Thanks John. I'm appreciating the seasons more as I spend more time within it. Every season brings it's challenges and surprises. Currently, it water and the effects of rain and then the drop of water levels overnight. It surprises me how I got this far without that word in the title. However I have, it's worth a tweak here and there and monitor what happens. There are lots of books on how to KZbin. I've read one. It says the main reason for growth is content. I'm trying to focus on that first. Thanks for the support John. The Swiss alps must be great at this time of year too. Waiting the white stuff to fall. Is that getting later each year?

[@johnharrison9317]

@@chrismears-inslowtime Hi Chris. Been in Switzerland for past 22 years...on and off. Back in the early years it snowed in late Nov. Now it is Feb and nowhere near as much. Glaciers receding faster than my hairline and sense of humour. I live on the lake of Lugano near the Italian border. Views to the alps, nice and hilly. Cheers John

[@tomrobinson2919]

Very nice choice of background music….

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Thanks Tom.

[@TaupoHotspur]

You showed us the cameras under the M25 bridge in this episode, mate. Do you see much vandalism, graffiti, no gooders? I’m pleasantly surprised how clean and tidy the towpaths etc are unless you’re editing the crap out. Rainy, wet winter’s Sunday here in NZ so doing a bit of Mearsy binge watching. Love it mate ;)

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Not an awful lot on the canals of the sort you would call vandalism. However, people deliberately draining the canal between two locks (A Pound), so to cause boaters to become grounded when they live on the canal but don't like the boating community. Why buy that property? It's almost criminal damage and wastes water as it floods the area below the pound and to refill that drained pound means the water above is now lower. Old school ways to address the problem is required! I wonder if the Spurs will be Hot this season? Cheers Graeme.

[@TaupoHotspur]

@@chrismears-inslowtime If youngsters in hoodies had done that they’d be checking every inch of security footage in the vicinity. That’s bloody awful mate and as you say, why live there!? I remember a group of us many years ago flooding parts of Llangollen canal but that was young ignorance in the lock system rather than anything more sinister. Spurs can’t have a worse season that 22/23 surely!? Your lot look good though, sadly ;)

[@tomdunn1254]

Nice one Chris. Your life is so different from our lives having to deal with the "stuff" here in South Africa. Enjoy it.

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Thanks Tom. I must admit, I have a great life.

[@LloydHywelBevan]

great to witness the old spirits being lifted Chris - fabulous stuff ! I came thru Blissssworth tunnel yesterday & used your vid as a reference point... very useful - enjoyed the tunnel hugely and especially the spongey tarmac path that greets one !!

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

And the great thing about this time of year, that trip boat probably won't be driving by all the time at mach2. I reckon it's a lovey place to moor for a short time. I'm heading back up there soon and will try to moor on the spongy towpath ready for an early morning start going north. Happy travels Lloyd. We may pass soon. If you spot me, shout out and we'll have a cuppa.

[@steveparkes1266]

Wonderful vlog Chris, your getting better and better every vlog. Not sure what else to say just “loved it” thanks for sharing 👍

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Thank you for the compliment and support Steve.

[@darrenking4715]

Morning Chris, that’s a really nice of the canal you showed in the video albeit there is a very tight spot after the M25 with a wooden bridge, concrete bridge and then the lock all at once which I paddled and thought hmm a bit tight for a long boat. Some very nice houses with gardens onto the canal too. Perhaps I’m the only subscriber that doesn’t know how the locks actually work with the windy handles and the whole process….perhaps a bit of content for a future video? Temperature still okay at the moment outside during the day but gradually dropping - how’s the wood burner and heating working out?

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Thanks Darren. I could do a bit on the lock. Now I'm on my own again and can go at my own pace, the opportunity will arise I'm sure. You're right about the temperature drops. Rained all day to day and the boats has a different feel in this weather. Cold and damp despite having the fire on which I can normally get going very well now. I still get the odd blip though. Thanks for the support mate.

[@smullen2000]

Nice vlog Chris. You're getting quite good at picking some nice music clips, which enhance the vlog. On the subject of lights on the tiller. Do you think it could be an aid for getting on or off the boat in the dark? I would turn on my port and starboard lights if I was worried about being hit, but isn't that also why the transom is usually painted white, so oncoming boats can see them. Safe journeys.

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Ref the light at the back of the boat, Yes. Not sure why the colour scheme doesn't have one and I not most newer boats don't either. Doesn't match the colour is the reason. When a culture lacks tradition...a new culture starts. I said it when I was in the mob, when decision were made, we don't look back far enough in history before a decision is made. Often there is a reason why culture presents itself in the way it did. I'm beginning to understand the 'why' a bit better now my experience is growing. The light - yes. The principle reason, was for others to spot the boat. I went on a night walk and the light in the far distance - a boat, made me understand the importance of it and also a boat turning to avoid my boat, in what I considered last minute, as at the time I didn't have one was another: It can be seen from the front too. Thanks Steve.

[@harrysilvers7519]

another most enjoyable and for some reason relaxing video, please keep up the thoughts and comments whilst boating along the canal, far better than just long video of journey. autumn colours are stunning

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Thanks Harry. I agree with the comments bit. If I get bored watching them without the comments then theres a great chance the viewer will too. I recognise that is the key thing and must remember to do more of it on the move. Not sure there is much talking on the next journey but the one after, well I need to make sure about it. Thanks for the comment Harry. Really useful feedback. Autumns here but it appears the leaves are late changing colour again due to the warm weather. Thanks for the support mate.

[@sycko80]

Hi Chris, still catching up and loving all your other videos. Can I ask, have you done a boat tour since you completed the boat? If so what episode as I must have missed it. Cheers 🍻

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Thanks for taking the time to watch the back catalogue and No, I haven't yet done a walk through of the boat. Someone else has asked this week and I did plan to do that as one of the first things on completion. Life has taken over. I will do one soon. To get it right takes time. Now I'm only doing one vlog a week, I've got the time...hopefully. It'll happen. Thanks for the support.

[@sycko80]

@@chrismears-inslowtime awesome, I will keep a look out for it, do it in your own time mate! Don't let it become a chore

[@DigiDiver]

Great vlog this one. The narrowboat life is cruising, and what I think people want to see predominately, when looking for canal content along with the nitty gritty stuff. Search utube for SEO ideas, you could cast the searchword net further with the tinyhouse, vanlife crowd maybe. Good luck!

[@chrismears-inslowtime]

Thanks for the tip. I'm sure you're right about the SEO. It is, well at least for me, difficult to get the right mix of content. So much about narrowboat life, is not the cruising, unless you literally cruise every other day or so. But then, after a while, it looks the same. Getting the right shots and what I consider the Rembrandt moments are the things I looks for. The rest, well editors chose I suppose. I believe content is key. It'll happen in time. I'm enjoying the walks to recce where next as it teaches me so much about canal life that I wouldn't understand without doing it. It makes the cruising more enjoyable as I know what to expect around the corner. Thanks for the comment and support.

[@DigiDiver]

@@chrismears-inslowtime Your doing great as you are, Rome wasn't built in a day, the whole thing will develop organically over time. All the best:)

[@jongibbs1036]

Another nice Vlog Chris - it’s great to see you enjoying life, great choices of music this week.