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Inside an Empty Staircase Canal Lock on the Caldon Canal

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Please watch: "The Most Beautiful Closed Railway in the UK? Scarborough to Whitby Railway Episode 2"
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This time, i get to visit the inside of an Empty Staircase Canal Lock on the Caldon Canal.
Locks 1 & 2 we're open to the Public courtesy of the Canal & River Trust, so many thanks to them :)
I finish of with a quick look around the Etruria Industrial Museum.
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13 мар 2020

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Комментарии : 23

@bobingram6912 4 года назад

Fascinating insight into the building of locks. Thanks to the CWT for keeping this infrasrtructure in top working condition. Cheers Ant for taking us down into the green and slimy!!!

@TrekkingExploration 4 года назад

I loved it. Such an amazing experience and I recommend it to anyone in the future 😀

@susanlampshire639 3 года назад

I’ve taken boats through the staircase locks many times….it’s always filled me with awe when I’ve been steering, and confused the hell out of me if I’ve been given the task of operating the locks! Fantastic marvel of the waterways. Interesting to see it dewatered. Thanks

@lindamccaughey8800 4 года назад

Loved that, just love the brickwork in the canals. Thanks for taking me along. Just loved it.

@Tuberuser187 3 года назад

Same, while modern concrete and steel locks like at the various shipping canals around the world are amazing pieces of engineering that reach immense, even epic proportions the old stone, brick and wooden ones are beautiful.

@seamusmcevoy2011 4 года назад

That was fascinating great insight into the workings of the structure. Looking up from the bottom of the canal, and seeing how steep the sides are, I now know how Theo felt the day he jumped into the canal lock and I had to climb down and fish him out!!

@johnrogers2826 4 года назад

Very cool place, and a great idea to cultivate interest in the canal system. Even someone like myself on the other side of the ocean can enjoy it thanks to you. So, thanks!

@AberystwythStation 4 года назад

Another finely produced video as always Ant 👍. Interesting to see behind the scenes of a canal lock. I do love the colour of the preserved wood of the gates, and the beautiful patterns in the brickwork 🧱. GWR

@martinpiggins5772 4 года назад

Enjoyed that, thanks for taking us with you 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿👍

@HobbiesAndSunshine 4 года назад

Thank you Ant, very interesting, not something you see very often.

@RetroRatz 4 года назад

Absolutely love the engineering that is in the Canal network! We try to film what we can too! Just love the network 😄 You captured it superbly, many thanks for sharing

@frankfitzgerald5832 4 года назад

Brilliant video...loved it including the old kilns at the end ...Cheers Ant ....regards mate ..Frank & Lee..

@johnlaw3323 4 года назад

Great vlog, looks like a very interesting event . Hope you enjoyed the museum. Many thanks.

@socklesslad 4 года назад

I know that area very well - I used to live about half an hour's walk away. I've never seen it looking like that, however! I take it the museum's steam engine wasn't going or you'd have filmed it.

@TrekkingExploration 4 года назад

Sadly not, I was surprised given how busy it was

@martinmarsola6477 2 года назад

Thanks for an interesting video today. An unusual procedure for the video. Cheers Ant.

@neilthomas9244 4 года назад

Great vid. Interesting shots and close ups. Music spot on.

@norman18grp 4 года назад

Bedford st locks used to leak like a sieve 16 years ago. It would take a long time to lock up, it was always a bit of a job to manage the water levels I hope You took advantage of Oatcakes and cheese (Something not to be missed when in stoke)