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The River Tyne has so many magnificent bridges, true spectacles viewed from the land and to cross over, but until you've went under them in a kayak you've hardly seen the half of it, come with us and see the spectacle of architecture through the ages, 3 cameras, 2 mad Geordie blokes in 2 kayaks under seven bridges, the bridges you will see in this video like you've probably never seen them before are;- Gateshead Millennium Bridge - 2001 Tyne Bridge - 1928 Swing Bridge - 1876 High Level Bridge - 1849/50 Metro Bridge - 1981 King Edward Bridge - 1906 Redheugh Bridge - 1983 Scotswood Bridge - 1967 Some serious design and architecture eye candy going on here covers 170 years of cutting edge bridge designs, plus two dapper Geordie blokes doing all the paddling. Here in Newcastle it was the heart of the Victorian Industrial Revolution, George Stephenson the man who pioneered one of the many early steam locomotives lived up river about 6 mile from our launch point, in the video you'll see many relics along the river from this era, some preserved and some just there left to the ravages of time and others running like they wee built yesterday but instead hundreds of years old almost untouched. We are in the tidal salt water part of the River Tyne, as we enter the water it's about 90 minutes from high tide. The bridges over the Tyne between Newcastle and Gateshead are justifiably famous. They are not merely bridges, but icons for the North East. Over the years the single (Georgian) bridge existing in the early Victorian period has been joined by six others. First the High Level Bridge, giving the river its first railway crossing, then the Swing Bridge (replacing the Georgian bridge), and the first Redheugh Bridge, replaced twice, to be followed by the King Edward Bridge and the most famous of them all, the new Tyne Bridge. After many decades came the Queen Elizabeth Metro Bridge and finally, in 2001, the Gateshead Millennium Bridge opened to provide a stunning pedestrian and cycle link between the redeveloped quaysides on either side of the river. In the space of less than a mile seven bridges link Newcastle with Gateshead. Further upstream are bridges at Scotswood and Newburn, the old Chain Bridge at Scotswood being one of the oldest until replaced in 1967. A major tributary, the Derwent, flows into the Tyne on its south bank near Swalwell. The 'Coaly Tyne', as it was called because of its domination by the coal trade, has also seen shipyards like Swan Hunters, Hawthorn Leslies and Readheads, great engineering works like Reyrolles, Parsons, Clarke Chapmans and Armstrongs as well as a host of smaller enterprises along its banks making all manner of things.

Sometimes when you love something so much you can do it all day long, and suffer for the effort of it for the next few days and smile in every achy moan and groan, this is me with kayak surfing, come join me in this never before shared day out that I shot and edited during the time of my Youtube channel getting murdered, it was completed just as my Youtube was terminated and never got uploaded anywhere. 3 cameras, 2 sit on top kayaks and 2 crazy middle aged dudes just mad enough to fuck around and find out, in all walks of life.

Camp fire cooking premium filet steak, It is raining cats and dogs down on the shores of Loch Trool and Buchan Burn where we set up a wild camp with just a few tarps, just because we are roughing it doesn't mean that we can't dine in style. Tonight it is small end beef tenderloin (filet de bœuf) done to perfection over the camp fire pit, the rain is lashing the tarps as the water thunders out of Mount Merrick down Buchan Burn past our camp into Loch Trool, what an awesome trip, full video of the trip is now live. Affiliated links support the channel The fire pit i use https://amzn.to/2Ha5WWH DD tarps i use 3x3m https://amzn.to/357dxgW 4.5x3m https://amzn.to/31jR6nt 4x4m https://amzn.to/35f45Z0 3x2.9 Superlight https://amzn.to/37i9kd2 @chronicles_of_bodley mycotek.org #wildcamping #filetdebœuf #cookonafire ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_bD-JEJRBA