6.3 Exploring the abandoned Pensnett Canal in Dudley 

Absolutly brilliant Andy. I have just learnt a lot that I was unaware of before. Many thanks for all your dilligance and hard work. David in Dudley.

Excellent, informative and entertaining as always.

Just watched this episode excellent . nice to see a picture of Hart's Hill iron works where my dad started his working life till it closed . thanks Andy . Ray Kirkham

Another fantastic episode, thanks Andy just a shame there is not more of this old canal left to see.

The "Blackest of the Black Country " .. I can see why in the old 20s and 30s photos... I could just about imagine the horrible pollution in that area.. Looks like still industry laden area but some tree and scrub brush trying to survive in that environment.. at least all the smokestacks and smog no longer polluting the air.. Great work capturing the area Andy.. Cheers from Missouri USA..

Great stuff Andy 👏 my daughter lives in pelsall and runs a insurance shop in Aldridge, often down there and love walking the curly wurley 😁

Andy, that Drone is a definite asset to you! The first shot with it on here, I immediately looked for the canal line and went "Bloody hell, there it is!" At the Wallows, it ties in with my other (And more major) interest, railways, the Earl of Dudley's railway system actually assembled locos at the Wallows, which were sent in "Kit" form from E.B.Wilson. By the way, would you happen to know what that Air shaft, in the middle of the junction at Park head serves?

That is Woodside cannal