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So, We're in Greenford,
on the paddington almost Grand Union Canal.
And we're not loving it
We're not loving being in London
If you've been following us for a while, you'll know that
when we were at Braunston, we were planning to head west
towards Birmingham, but for a number of reasons,
we decided to come and do London instead.
It's just even though there are green spaces.
Like we're here, we're in a place called Paradise fields, were just feeling kind of really
closed in, and the weather's not helping, it's really hot,
Its 32 degrees and I
feel like there needs to be more of this rain before it cools down. So,
we found our mooring in the shade,
which makes a huge difference. I need the ball here George.
Oooh. I just hit the dog.
But it's still
ridiculous, it's still too hot. I think we would just feel a bit better about it
if we weren't in the city. There is just so much rubbish around and there's so many people around I
mean obviously because its a city.
and...
like, people are just disgusting, the canal is full of litter. The fields are full of litter,
the litter boxes are full and I'm surrounded by litter. I mean we want to do London. We want to se the...
See the canals, we want to go up the Regents Canal, we want to come back down the Thames,
we want to go and do the Lee and the Stort
But it just feels like such a long way. Not really where we want to be right now.
We got to that mooring at the pub two days ago and we just stopped there because we'd run out of energy.
And it was okay. It was a bit noisy the with some guitar playing late at night and stuff.
Yeah, there was some really bad guitar playing late at night. Very late at night like 2 O'clock in the morning.
there was still somebody strumming a guitar. And then across the way, there was some sort of massive diesel generator or something,
that was just running all night. So
quite noisy. And then in the morning
we were in the full sun, so it got really hot, really early, so we that we kind of had no choice but to
move on, and we didn't want to move very far,
I thought I'd found a mooring, just around the corner, but it was too shallow. So we had to go a little bit further
Yeah. And we found one, which is still a bit shallow, Like
we're kind of grounding out. But it's not as bad. It's doable and we've had full shade for the last two days
And it makes such a difference in this heat.
So yesterday morning, the only cooling I could get done was by sticking my arm into the canal to clean out the weed hatch and today there has been this
extremely disappointing fitful rain, that just happens everyone once in a while, and its like one drop on your nose and its like oh yes
Please and then it doesn't happen. And it's suppose to cool off.
But we do have this really nice field for throwing for George in. We found out what the weed was called. It's called duck weed.
yeah, so it's...
apparently a major problem
It's just little tiny, little tiny weeds. I mean, they're little tiny plants that just float on the surface,
but what happens is they can double, in like
you know, days, they can double in size, and then double, and double, and double, and double, and so they can really
Rapidly take this huge carpet of duck weed across the river.
They drown out other species by, not allowing
oxygen into the water, so they can cause problems for other wildlife and stuff. And they can look like grass, so dogs go
Oh, yes. I will walk on that... sploosh.
But other than that, they're not really... it's not really that bad. It's just really, really... It's not pretty.
It's kind of pretty but after a while it gets kind of annoying. It's not pretty because the rubbish just floats on top of it.
Yeah, well, that's the rubbish is fault. Right? Like I don't blame the rubbish, the duck weed looks pretty cool. It's the people's fault.
It's the rubbish that looks pretty bad.
I'm looking forward to the actual Regents Canal, the section through, sort of...
well, Paddington Arm up has been a little bit on the um
crowded side, a little bit on the dingy side, not a lot to
actually see, other than sort of large amounts of construction at the sides of the canal.
There's these nice sections of green, which are cool. But then then they're covered in rubbish and they're full of people.
Yes. Which is fine. Obviously people can use it.
People good. Rubbish bad.
People bring a lot of rubbish.
The towpath is like really busy where the cyclists. I think it's the first time we were really experienced, like relentless
cyclists. Relentless like every couple of seconds, there is wizz, wizz wizz.
And so we have to be really careful of George, because he is not aware of them, and they don't slow down for him.
I mean some of them ring the bell and are friendly, but others just wizz past. Too fast. At like easily 40 mph.
There are some nice things about it. We're just like a block away from Brompton, the manufacturers of the folding
bicycles. We've passed a couple of large
manufacturers of Indian
savories, like snacks and stuff. So that's kind of nice and smelly. Apparently, there's way more of them in a
little bit of ways, we're going to be passing through a section of industrial food production
You've found a nice polish shop
Yep found the nice polish shop, met a tiny snake
You know, it's basically it's like, hmm. George really likes this field,
Don't want to complain. I mean, I actually kind of like it. It's just I
do feel
the sort of congestion of people.
Well, it's a bit of a mooring problem because Jo's garden is sort of hanging up there and,
and, it was interfering with these branches, so we had to move back and forth, to try and keep ourselves out of these lovely acorn trees
acorn trees. But branches mean shade and that is why we are under them.
Yeah, although that hasn't been good for our solar. So we're actually low on power this morning
For the first time in quite a while. So we're just leaving
Greenford, heading into central London for the first time
Hoping to get a mooring in Paddington, which is only about 2 or 3 hours away.
If we don't get a mooring in Paddington we will keep going until we find a mooring. We don't really want to go up the Camden Lock today but... we might do. Yeah.
As you can see behind me, there is a
morass of duckweed, which means that
pretty much everything that we could run over that, I would normally try and avoid, is hidden from me
And my brother is with us today
Yeah, so we got another,
another,
ride-along. That'll be fun. And
Yeah. Lets go.
Okay, through the duck weed and on.
This duckweed stuff really is amazing, like, it looks like split peas,
Or some sort of legume,
The individual components are just... the individual plants are just these tiny little, sort of half split peas,
And they grow in this massive green carpet,
that, essentially, just...
nothing can really harm it for very long, like I'm coming along and
messing up its path, but it'll all just flood back in and be a solid carpet again in a few minutes
Just crazy, they have these like
dedicated boats that come along, and just skim the stuff off the surface, and
they're not even making a dent in it apparently, like there's just so much of it,
this heat wave has just really helped it grow
So, you know...
at some point if somebody can figure out a way of turning these things... like digest them or something into some sort of
food or a fuel it would be great.
We have entered the cloud of savory food production.
It smells like all manor of spice at once, like a punch to the face.
There's bits of good
This is the North Circular aqueduct
It is a massive aqueduct
over a big road
It is very noisy
And it still smells
of the foods of all cultures at once
I just got filmed and wave at by all the people on the bridge back there, we're now officially a tourist attraction
Ah, Little Venice, busy as ever.
Lots of boats, lots of noise, lots of tourists.
London
And apparently this building over here, is an architecturally engineered building, as opposed to I guess any other building
that wasn't engineered by architects.
I thought thats what architects did.
Anyway, over there Paddington Station
Sort of right smack dab in the middle everything.
So we're in the Paddington Basin and it's windy as all hell.
Which is why we are recording inside, we started recording outside but it was too windy so we had to come in.
I apparently needed some extra praise for my parking job. You required it. I required it.
But we did, we did in fact do the parking okay.
Basically pulled into the basin
went down to the end, where there was a bunch of canoes, got yelled at by a woman who's telling me not to moor where I wasn't
trying for moor.
Spun around and came back. And we're actually double moored. You can't see but there is a boat right there.
Yeah, we're side on with another boat. Because we're in London, we're double moored.
So it's pretty good, except for we're on the water side, and there's these Go Boats, which are like little
tourist boats, that are rented out to people, with absolutely no instruction of how to actually drive a boat.
We've only been hit once so far. But there's been about 50 near misses. So, you know, it's, it's, it's, it's fun
Beautiful little area. I mean, you know the architecture and everything is really pretty cool. Last time
I was here, They were sort of rebuilding, like parts of it hadn't been finished.
Yeah, there is some construction down there. But like, the whole way I was like I really want to get a mooring in Paddington.
And we did. And its a seven day mooring so we can stay up to seven days so that is really cool
So it was quite an interesting cruise down here. For a lot of it
you didn't feel like you're in London, because you're in this protected green corridor.
Yeah.It felt little bit industrial, and there was a lot of rubbish.
But you didn't feel... I would say a lot industrial. It was a mix of old industrial and new industrial as well.
And then we passed through the wall of smell, Mexican, Indian, like,
Several different types of Middle Eastern and Asian food all sort of... it was like they were just manufacturing it all at once
so it was just, very smell in one,
amazingly powerful punch in the face. And there is like loads of different boats.
Not a lot of traffic though. That was nice. There was a lot of boats that were moored up,
So there wasn't you know,
there wasn't really any where to stop.There was a few... I surprised how many moorings there were, like until you really got
to Kensal Green it started to get busier, but even...
even just outside here. There was... There was a few. You'd have to double moor but there were spaces.
Well, especially if you were smaller boats, and there was some really nice-ish spots along the way
There's a lot of places where I'm pretty sure it was just I'm just silted up. Under that big road was awful
Yeah, yeah, that was huge.
And then there was a, there was a lot of duck weed. A whole bunch of duck weed. And there were multiple vehicles out...
vehicles, small boats that were doing the job of trying to clear the duckweed,
it was really funny when we came across that one, like,
There was a little tiny duckweed boat, sitting beside an enormous
barge that had been filled like, you know
they're going back and forth and clearing as much stuff away as they can, and then filling up
the, the barge, and they basically have to use shovels to get into the barge.
But the complete thing is completely surrounded by duck weed. It didn't even look the boat had done anything.
It didn't look like they had cleared anything. No.
And then just as we were coming into Little Venice,
there's like quite a narrow low bridge, and this other vehicle, came whizzing through, that was like
scooping up the duckweed, and I was like. That looked much more efficient.
I was like, Oh, we'll have to wait for it to pass. But then it pulled over to the other side. And I was
like, Oh, he's letting us pass that way. But then he scooped up some duck weed, spun around.
Michael had to like, slam into reverse, to stop hitting him.
Yeah. And then he was back off, and I think he probably just thought, I'm gonna be really quick
so I'll just.. And they are very manoeuvrable
But you really wish they'd warned you of which direction they intend to go in. And then down here
the basin is pretty much completely clear. do you think it is clear because of those bubble...
Well, I think the bubble... they have these,
bubble gates, so basically they've got a
constant air supply that's throwing bubbles up into
the canal, at a couple of choke point bridges. And it does seem to keep the junk from
floating in, yeah. Oh the tourists were really nice. Oh yeah we got...
People were being very sweet, didn't understand a word they were saying,
Like I'm glad we've come into London, I'm glad we are seeing it from the boat, but i'd much rather be somewhere else.
Yeah, that's my thing too, I'm glad we're here, I'm glad we're visiting it, I want to spend some time here.
You know, I mean we've been to London, obviously, like you've been in London your whole life, I've been to London,
quite a few times, but there's a lot of stuff that I haven't, sort of, gone to
And, and, so there's always sort of a little bit of a draw
but as we were boating along, the number of times where I was just like
I would not want one of these moorings.
Like I mean, I wouldn't mind staying there for, you know a night,
but, but...To be one of... like I know people have to do it, because they work in London,
but to be one of the boats that has to come backwards and forwards like
Doesn't look pleasant
So that was our trip into London proper, via the Paddington Arm and
the, I guess we're all in the beginning of the Regents, or is that when we turn.
I think that is when we turn. Ah, we are not quite on the Regents. So next time we will be on the Regents and it'll be
Yeah, the Islington Tunnel. I think there's another little tunnel. Yeah, there's two tunnels. There's Camden
Ah yeah, The Camden Locks. Sort of, to a certain extent where it all began. For us. For you.
For me, the inkling of the idea came from one of the locks in Camden. So, you know, we'll see.
Yeah. So thanks for watching,
like, click, comment, subscribe, hit the bell shaped buttony thing-a-me-do
and enjoy
Yeah, we're not enjoying being in the city, we want to go North, we want to get out of the city. GEORGE. COME HERE. GEORGE
We want our dog to behave.
George, George, George, George,
He's doing a poo
This encourages us to that talk very much but there's you first and you're the one that's got the problem with to okay, yeah
Yes
Hello we have branches in our faces they
Forgot me too
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