Well this is incredible. We've switched the engine off because we can't hear each other's instructions. We're just pushing the boat slowly through, but scraping the grab rails on the sides a little bit. But it's a tight squeeze but I think we'll be fine, don't you? It's just, I think it was just the chimney, although the cow on itself, and you can hear me. What's left of the chimney was really tight at one point. It must have been two or three millimeters. But we're walking it through. Whoops, yeah, I made it all right. You suffer from claustrophobia, never come to this tunnel. Oh, yeah, picking up some speed, man, you know. Yeah, I even pushed either. I wasn't, I wasn't pushing but when I started filming, so then I stopped pushing. Oh, cry, I'm here. We're halfway out. I'm going to pass the green house, which is about my only. You're sitting a minute, it's on your, on your left. Somebody having a laugh. Oh, yeah. We're poo-telling. Yeah, we're over halfway, I think, now. That's a good job, Vera. Not a brand new boat. That's quite nice, isn't it, actually? It's an amazing experience. Yeah. We are both pushing a ten-ton boat through a tunnel. So, in the end of the day, the tunnel's only four times as long as this boat. I think that's a good idea of yours, hunt to switch the engine off. Yeah. I'm on my knees at the back. Yeah, because obviously I can't stand. Why on earth would they build them like this? It's just unbelievable. This whole canal is just made up of low bridges and this low tunnel. There we go. It's just that first part that's really tight, isn't it? Yeah, the tunnel is a bit close here now. I'm going to sit back. Oh, I'm going to sit back. You're doing a good job, honey. I know. There comes that sign that says one way. You see it, have you found it? Yes, it's just going past it now. What do we do when we come back then? Do we have to go another way? I'm going to sit back. Yeah. You're nearly there, hun. I know, the chimneys are just really tight there. That's it. We're okay with this side, man. Fantastic. Woohoo! You're out. Unbelievable. You've got to push now. I can't do any more. More work is done. So we did it. Really with maybe two or three millimeters of spare. And that's it. So pleased. So pleased we managed to get through. My jawhead. Yes. Bye bye. How fantastic was that friend? It was, it was a little millimeters. You have to keep pushing from one side to the other. And in the end it was just easier to walk along by hand-pale, wasn't it? We actually took the brackets off the solar panels. I don't know what, I don't think we needed to. It wasn't that it was just the width of the grab rails on the side that did it. And the stub of the chimney coming out, that was great a few times. But no damage. There's a couple of little bits of gravel on the grab rails. So there will be a few little superficial scratches. So we're painting anyway. So just so pleased. I don't know why we needed to do that. But we just really wanted to do it. We've read so much about this mooring up here through the lock onto the Utoxeter Canal, which is an abandoned canal there. But we just go through one lock and we can moor up apparently in the most sublime setting. So we are so full of euphoria at the moment. It's amazing feeling. I'm glad it wasn't half a mile long. Only how many yards along was it? 76 or something like that. I think probably walking through with your feet is one thing. But pushing through with your shoulders and your arms is quite tough really. You did really well because when I started filming, I've forgotten to push and just get on your momentum. That's like the time that I was in a back of a tandem with you. Oh no, I've never done that before. You made that wasn't with me. I've never done that. So this is what we came through that low bridge for. What a fabulous setting. Isn't it great, Fran? It's gorgeous, it's lovely. And I have to say, it's a shame that the camera wasn't on because I've just reversed into this parking place. I'm a mooring spot for every... She did a really good job reversing in there. I was glad I did the luck actually because I can fluff reversing very easily. But yeah, we're going to be happy here for a day or two. And so cup the Atmos as they say. Only one other boat here at the moment. So I've got no more getting any visitors in the next couple of days. What is there breast for a day I think, man? I think so. It's been a bit of an anxious day, isn't it? Can we, will we, won't we? So yeah. No, no. Nice long walk to our home. Isn't it? Yeah, that's a good one. Some go down.