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History's most Dangerous Job - The Navigator Story

Welcome to this weeks video in which we take a look at the life of the Navvy. We also enjoy a little stroll along the abandoned stretch of the Basingstoke Canal up to the Greywell Tunnel. Join this channel to get access to perks here: Patreon:   / paulandrebeccawhitewick   Youtube Members:    / @pwhitewick   Usual notices: 1. We are not historians. We enjoy researching and learning stuff, and with that we enjoy sharing our journeys with you. That said, sources for information often listed below with credits. 2. Errors. Whilst we make every attempt to not include any errors, research, and piecing stories together from dozens of sources sometimes leads to one or two. I will note this here if any are found: A. I did kind of just delve into this without explaining the role and what a Navvy is. A Navvy is short for Navigator, and was the name given to a Labourer whose job it was to essentially build the canals and railways. Credits: Filter: Snowman Digital and Beachfront B-Roll Maps: Google Maps Maps: National Library of Scotland Lidar: National Library of Scotland Maps: OS Maps. Media License. Stock Footage: Storyblocks Music: Storyblocks Iron Giant Footage:    / ericthehiking   TREVITHICK Puffing Devil: Footage: (cc):    / @cornishpastyman   Pictures credit: (Wiki creative commons unless specified). Bridgewater Canal at Worsley: Parrot of Doom Lancaster Canal: Bridgewater Barrow Bridge: Mike Todd Bridgewater Bridge: Craid Sunter Berwick Tunnel Shrewsbury: Mark Evison Blisworth Tunnel southern portal: Stephen Dawson Butterley Reservoir Adit: Tina Cordon Staff and Worcs Smestow Brook: SJWELLS53 Aldersley Junction and Wolverhampton: Oosoom Staffs Worcester Bridge 105: Roger Kidd Mine Explosion: Agence de photographie Sapperton canal tunnel Southern Portal: Baryonic Being Canal Diagrams at Sapperton: Cotswoldcanals.net Sapperton Portal at Daneway: Jongleur100 Senghenydd pit disaster: W Benton Bridgewater Wharf: Philip Pankhurst Sources: Historian: David Denny https://www.networkrail.co.uk/stories... https://www.weekehistory.co.uk/weeke/... https://shrewsburyrailwaymodellers.co... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Navvy Plus.... a not insignificant collection of my own books.