Chiltern hills in Bedfordshire by narrowboat

A personal narrowboat living experience travelogue Always 100% FREE to view "Cruising the cut" through the Chiltern hills of Bedfordshire Another beautiful sunny day living afloat on a narrow boat and a walk to get the car In this episode of narrowboat life I go to Leighton lock and onward into Leighton Buzzard from Heath and Reach in Bedfordshire There are 26 structures within Heath and Reach civil parish that are listed by Historic England for their historical or architectural interest. No building is listed as Grade I, the designation of highest significance, and Heath Manor is listed as Grade II Date first listed: 29-Apr-1952 Staircase circa 1640, close string with carved newels and turned balusters. Other rooms have oak panelling, 4-centred fireplace arches. Was owned by H Brandreth circa 1666. The disused quarry on the outskirts of Heath and Reach has been used for film purposes, most notably The Mummy Returns (2001), The Da Vinci Code (2006), and Singularity (2012) Thank you to the many subscribers and for the likes on my channel about my narrowboat life    / @pensioner-afloat   I understand the channel is not to everyone's taste because it is a personal log of my narrowboat journeys I want people to view the realities narrowboat living and enjoy what is out there in nature #canalboatliving #narrowboating #ukcanals #narrowboatliving #narrowboatlife #narrowboatvlogs #travelogues    • A journey that started January 2025      • A journey that started April 2024   Over the past 25 or so years of narrowboat living I have used all the different features at sometime or other 1,569 different locks, 53 different tunnels, 3114 different bridges, 370 different aqueducts Covering well over 10,000 miles by narrowboat (5x the length of canal system )and been to some places no long possible to access