1.3 The Lost Loops of the Birmingham Canal Navigations 

Fascinating ,canals have always interested me.The hard work and engineering that went into building them, is incredible .Thanks for sharing your knowledge of canals with us .

Thanks your videos my canal cycling will never be the same again😃

Enjoyed that ! My family is from Birmingham although i was born in America , it's like visiting home without the air fair to get there ! Cheers mate !

Thank you for fantastic coverage of the Hatherton canal, you have put it into total perspective, having payed a visit today, it's helped us understand the situation Regards Paul & Wendy

Another interesting piece of history. We will look at things in a different light if we go down that way in the Summer.

Thanks Andy. Very enjoyable.

Thank you for this additional information. I am planing a trip this week alone this line. I have taken a number of photos and the portfolio is building nicely of coloured, black and white and a couple using Claude Mirror technique used by landscape artist.

Bob on love the info will go and have a look around thanks

Continued by watching the last episode again because of the history really intrigued me.. this episode was just as Great! I really enjoyed this series around Birmingham to no end! Cheers Andy

Facinating. Many thanks for these videos. Can you do one on how the canal water was managed?

Great film great history

Really enjoying working through from number 1 sat on the embankment to the south of Telfords aqueduct at Nantwich 👍👏 NB Fiddlesticks

Great vid. Subscribed.

Love the Brum and Black canals, known locally in the Black Country as the cut. When I used to be able to walk I would stroll along without a care in the world, drop off for the odd pint here and there.

My uncle Peter used to be moored at Hockley Port. Lovely it was, would never know you were in B18

hello andy, we're really enjoying watching your videos and are looking forward to seeing more. would it be possible to leave the captions, pictures and the maps on the screen for a little bit longer, as it was getting difficult to take in all the information you were trying to convey? best regards, c. p.s. liked and subscribed! :-)

Andy, this is absolutely fascinating. I am working on a photographic project on the canals of birmingham (12 photos on the beauty and the sublimed). As part of my research I found Captain Ahaba. The information that you providing is absolutely fascinating. If could recommend reading material around birmingham area that would be great. And photographic source material. I have contacted B'ham central library, covid closed.

I was born at Hill top west Bromwich , in a cul de sac called Leacroft grove, i remember that it was built on a filled in canal , in fact at the bottom of the gardens there was half of an old canal bridge

Any chance of recovering any of these loops?

The audio goes really quiet in places