16. Lou’s last leg! Sheffield’s Tinsley flight 

Well done Lou, looking so confident at the tiller now! Amazing x

Good Lord Robbie you’re a hell of a gent!

Wishing Lou all the best for her new boat life, great video Robbie and great series 👍

fully enjoyed well done to both and hope she has a great life from now on cheers Robbie and Lou and Maeve

great series enjoy your new home Lou great to see you all

Excellent Robbie. Have to admit the camera work was brilliant I specially liked the shot of the boat through the iron work on the bridge. It has been a great adventure to follow Lou on her journey from Stratford to her journeys end. Great vlog cheers robbie

Robbie love your video's, puts a smile on me face

It was lovely watching Lou’s boat move and seeing Lou grow more and more confident. Have a lovely time in your new home Lou x

A summer to remember for Lou, good luck in your new home.

Robby, a lot of great footage and editing here. Lou and Maeve look like they have really relaxed into the canal boat life. Mike

Very lovely picture of Lou & Maeve.

Great little "moving" vlog within a vlog, it shows here how much easier it is to go through the locks when you aren't alone.

Loving working through your videos ... some great tips for a newbie like me

Great video as usual and huuge congrats to Lou for arriving at her new home mooring!!! Look forward to seeing some autumn foliage soon :)

I have to agree with you about Rich & Fran (Floating our Boat). Great people!!

Wahay. She made it to Sheffield. Loved the vlog as always. Looking forward to many more on The Naughty lass.

Outstanding videography! I love the artistic editing… just the right amount of high speed & slow motion… they are like music videos. Thinking back, I recall that your first videos were a bit “rough.” Since I had just finished watching all of Cruising the Cut’s 260-odd videos (and David was a professional newscaster & editor) the change in style was a bit of a jolt. But this vlog shows how much your videography has improved and I think your vlogs are now just as good as David’s, though in your own distinct style. Keep up the great work!

Another great video Robbie love the time lapse sequences. ***************

So sad your trip is over. Really enjoyed watching them

I will miss this series of adventures, but in the end it was all about getting Lou's new home to Lou's home. That is done, and that adventure is over, time for a new adventure. It was an excellent series and I hope to see you do something like it again, I enjoyed seeing you cover parts of the canal that you had already done, but with the addition of what you had learned, and what you wanted to cover better the first time.

Rocking the VAN's

Great video as usual Robbie. Thanks and we're honoured to be in the Crank it Crew 👍🏻

Peace and love dude. Upwards and onwards to the wet and soggy beyond. xx

Hello there, enjoyable veiwing n Very interesting good camera music very nice, Thank you for sharing your video cheers take care see you soon.

What a journey this was,followed you both and mave from start to finish,brilliant vlog,and Lou was an excellent apprentice,she has gained so much confidence with your help,top chap you Robbie,can't fault ya mate,thanks for the vlogs,take care stay safe mate.👌👍

That was a trip and a half. Great experience for you both. Awesome vlog too.

Hi Robbie. Been a subber for a while. Just wanted to say thank you for taking your time to make these videos showing your narrowboat journey. I'm pleased to say I put an offer on a narrowboat 3 days ago and it was accepted today and I blame you (And maybe CC) entirely 😆. I'll have to keep my eye out for the Naughty Lass if she ever strays into the Nottingham/Derby canals. Keep up the vids. Cheers.

A big thumbs up from a fellow floating boater

Well done Lou, you were looking a lot more confident than you were in the first couple of moving vlogs. Enjoy your new home.

I’ve added a new phrase to my vocabulary: I’m cranking it. You be surprised how useful this is. I get up in the morning already cranking it, and throughout the day I’m cranking it, but during evening and the night, I’m really cranking it. Paul

Well done, guys! Maybe now Lou will feel confident in passing on her recently attained knowledge to other new boaters :)

Really good! Such a shame that whenever we walk the towpath we don’t see any boats on the move. I would definitely lend a hand if I could. Loved all the filming of the bit from Tinsley Top Lock into the Quays, especially near Bacon Lane. Great science lesson too 😂

Another beautifully done segment - sad to see it come to an end, but happy that Lou's boat is in its new home, safely! You're a good man, and a great sport for helping her out like that. Shows your true character, and makes me like you all the more...Bravo, Robbielad! Looking forward to your next, great adventure! Cheers! J.

You've made it Robbie. You know you're a bit of an enigma for a NBter, you're much too cheerful lol. You know what I mean. Look at some of the others, moaning about locks, other boats, bends, tunnels, long days, plus your mate who didn't fancy the Witham. You get the picture 😁😁 Always look forward to seeing what you're up to, as you know.....have fun 😉

Hi Robbie, Brilliant vlog as always. Will you miss Lou and Maeve? Thank you for doing what you do. Great camera work. Nice music. I always look forward to your new episodes. Keep on cranking it. 👍

HAHA, so weird, I only subscribed yesterday and cam across this video today. I just moved to Tinsley marina having bought Dave (the lock keepers) boat from him! I even saw my boat in your video . Dave is a funny guy! keep it up

Robbie, I don't know how you find the time and motivation to do all of the camera work AND editing? Very enjoyable and easy to watch! Really looks like you are enjoying life! (I couldn't remember WHAT I had done with that shopping cart!) jim

Congratulations guys. Epic Lockmastery Achievement!

Thanks for another great video. I always enjoy your videos and the series moving Lou’s boat has been really good. I’m selling my boat after buying it less than a year ago and spending a fortune on it, not internally but doing all the jobs highlighted on the survey and installing a great electrical system and solar so I wouldn’t have anything to worry about. I’ve also had a full repaint. I’m not sure what your friend’s looking for but it will be on Great Haywood boat sales in a couple of weeks (when I can drag myself away! The purchase price plus the work leaves me a massive £10k down so someone will get a great buy. Check it out but it may be a bit boring for you. Think Minimalist’s younger sister or brother! It’s called Sylvan Spirit and I love it but I need something bigger as it’s only 45 foot and I have three dogs 😁. Thanks again for the video.

Just when you though you've watched them all. You realise you haven't! ;) Hope Lou and the Whippet are still good! X (14:27 ...Yeah it's a Bone) ;p

The BBBMS.. Bloody Big BoatMove Series.

Both:Excellent series! Totally enjoyed it. Lou: Congratulations. You made it, even with the handicap of hauling Robbie along. Robbie: Do you know why the number 101 is the Naughty Lass' favorite? Hint: Think Roman numerals. Keep It Crankin'

Great video Robbie! Are you glad it's over or what? Bet you'll miss the extra $$$, right? I think you was doing it for the sake of a friend in need of help. Only you & God will know the truth about it. It's all good for me. Maybe a little of both. There we go. A nice middle ground, right? Thought it was great about pub of the week being dog friendly & all. So hard to find. Wishing you all the best for you & Lou. So happy you all made it safely. Keep them coming & CRANKING it on, Chris from Missouri

Just 'applied' to join her instagram page. Never seen or used it before lol joined yours too.

I have a new n/b being built at Sheffield will be going in to be painted soon. Just thought you might like video it when painted and then transported to Nantwich for the fit out which could provide further material to video.

Another good vlog of your trip from Rotherham to Sheffield, glad to see colleague Dave was there to assist you. The point was noted about Rotherham lock gate being a challenge to close, I'll pass that on to the team who work that section. Is it the end of the Vlogs Of the canal network ? Hope not !

another great vlog Robbie. I've watched all of lou's move snd oh boy has she come s long way as s boat captain. Must of been the teacher. Thanks for what you do so an american bum can dream away he's living the life on a narrow boat. Best of luck to ya Robbie and waiting on the next on. Russ

So sorry not to be able to donate Robbie. Love love LOVE the vlogs and feel inspired to use my iPhone to film some of my rambling (I live in Cornwall, have no car so walk a great deal of this beautiful county) as you've done such an epic job with yours! ❤️🐚

honestly I am that pissed, I don't know if this is the gamblers book episode but I will buy it on amazon now, this channel is awesome Robbie!

This video keeps showing up in my feed, and every time I see it I'm like "OMG what happened to Lou's other leg!"

Do this regular - uploads - and you'd be getting more subs, far more, your a natural with the editing and photography, you don't shout, and you look into lens, good luck, and that tenner was from me btw... cheers!

Fab x

Good Job to bring the Boat to Sheffield. Greetings from Hamburg.

Nice camera work for the final video in this series! Wouldn't mind a review of that iRig if you get the chance. Maybe a patreon thing...

Great video Robbie and glad Lou is sorted at her new base. While Im on can you help me get my head around "Attosecond Laser Pulse Generation".

Ah, not so great northern rail strikes again. Feel your pain there, glad I don’t have to commute by train to work anymore!

So how long do you thing the actual travel time was for the whole journey?

Great finale to the series and what a great project - and what are you going to deliver next?😉👏

So this week you were not aboard the Naughty Lass but on board with the Nautical Lass.

Hi Robbie. After your other tidal exploits, would you ever consider getting your boat onto the River Hull and Driffield Navigation or is that just mad?

Actually, Robbie, you got it just right the first time on the water displacement. Any boat displaces it's weight in water. So if your boat weighs 75% of that of another boat, you boat would displace 75% of the water the other boat displaces. Let's make it easy and play with some numbers...Let's say that it takes 50,000 gallons to fill the lock and that your boat displaces 7,500 gallons and the other boat displaces 10,000 gallons (yes, I realize that these numbers are way off - just an example). When you fill the lock (locking up) with your boat, 42,500 gallons of water will be "used" to fill the lock. The other boat would require 40,000 gallons. Yes, when you both pull out of the lock the water rushes in, but it is displaced out when you lock down (which is when the water is really "used" or lost down canal). When your boat pulls into a full lock (locking down), you displace your 7,500 gallons and the lock is then filled with your boat and 42,500 gallons of water. The larger boat would displace 10,000 gallons from the lock, leaving 40,000 gallons. Once you close the gate, the volume is fixed. The big boat used less water locking down. (No water is "used" locking up.) This is why the Falkirk wheel and the Anderton boat lift are still balanced when there's only a single boat in play. The boat and the "lock chamber" weighs the same as a chamber filled with water. Bottom line, once the gate is closed, the heavier boat shares the lock with less water. So your first thought was right on target. (I'm sure you simply don't care at this point of this rambling explanation.) :-)

HEY...I AM WAITING FOR A CD OF YOUR MUSIC ON A CD...

She has a nice narrow boat Robbie

Hi Robbie. I'm returning to Ireland late next year to buy a small river cruiser to live/work on. Probably 4-5 berth as it's just me. Then I hope to trade up to a narrow boat a year or two after so I can have a decent size work area on it. Any advice to offer? Thank you.

Question about the dog she has. Is it a lurcher or a greyhound ( perhaps) cross. Robbie I know from your vlogs that you spend time that would make owning a dog difficult but have you ever thought of having one? Looks like a nice trip.

I thought RVing was complicated, but NarrowBoating seems to be much more involved. The number of locks that must be navigated to get through the canals are just too much for my liking. Granted I'm old and that has a lot to do with it. The electrical, mechanical and general care of the boat seems to be a 24/7 on going process. Keeping supplied with petrol, coal, water and emptying the Lew are other big concerns. I never see any police presence on or near the canals. Crime seems to be more than reported on these Vlogs. I was going to rent a Narrowboat back in 2013 with my older son thru a time share exchange. After looking into it I decided not to as there was too much to learn in such a short period of time and I didn't want to hold people up at the locks, nor did I want to bang up the boat. I guess I'll just take a tourist boat when the time comes. Happy boating. Be safe.

36! Bloody nora, I thought you were 21.

hey buddy, new to your channel, i'm actually looking at making the jump from land to water in the spring, any chance we could work together on a video! would love to spend the day learning the basics!

you could add piloting to your list of achievements and move more boats and make more vlogs for us tubers

Did you miss the train on purpose in hope of an over night stay then get offered a lift instead. 😂😂🤣

I think the beats headphones are fake imitation ones.. People who steal for a living snatch them then realise they are fake and drop them in the nearest bin.

Why Robbie did you charge her money for helping , I would have done it for free ? You knew she couldn’t do it alone , ! Sorry but came on a woman alone, Knowing she wanted nothing from you only help because she wasn’t able to tackle it alone , , And then asked her for money, proberly she didn’t have ! ! she didn’t want anything from you , being a man ,sorry but I don’t understand . Yes you helped out for a fee ! sorry not good ! Maybe it’s time for her to be on solid ground , then she would no longer be reliant on people to help her , frankly I am a tad disgusted that you charged her , sorry buts that’s how I feel . I would have been hurt ! But hey maybe because I am cherished and had no need for others to help me for a cost ! I know full well well my husband a police officer would certainly done it for free , knowing I would have said yes do it not worrying about time .if should take longer then so be it !