INFLATABLE CANOE SEVYLOR ADVENTURE PLUS | Part 1 River Ant - Ludham Bridge - Barton Broad

Hi folks! PART 1 of 2 In this video I'm out on my Sevylor Adventure Plus inflatable canoe for a paddle and a 24 hour wild camp. I am exploring the Norfolk Broads from Ludham Bridge to Sutton Staithe, about 10km (6miles) via Barton Broad - Norfolk's second largest broad and the only one with an Island! I'll tell you about my paddle, equipment, some of the local history and look out for local nature - such as Britain's rarest Butterfly - the Swallowtail (Papilio machaon britannicus). The route follows the River Ant, north past several disused wind water-pumps; through How Hill, Irsted Staithe, Barton Broad and into Barton Turf. That's the end point in this video. I highlight some of the countryside in drone shots, which I hope you will enjoy. In part 2 (another video) I paddle out of Barton turf and I wild camp under a 3 x 3 Tarp and cook stake & mushrooms, I will share with you the rest of my canoe equipment and kit, before an early morning paddle to Sutton Staithe. Thanks for watching. 0:00 Introduction 0:22 LUDHAM BRIDGE River Ant, Norfolk, England 2:41 HORNING NEAVE'S DRAINAGE PUMP 5:33 HOW HILL Environmental Study Centre for the Norfolk Broads 5:50 BRITAIN'S RAREST BUTTERFLY 6:03 SWALLOWTAIL BUTTERFLY Papilio machaon britannicus i 6:21 BOARDMAN'S DRAINAGE WINDMILL built in 1897 8:38 BARTON BROAD 10:18 PLEASURE ISLAND Only Broad with an Island 14:25 BARTON TURF Staithe