This is my latest video tourism film for Wyenot, ready for a page I am soon going to introduce about canoeing the River Wye. It is a replacement for the video I made earlier this month, although I shall not take that one down. At the time of making the first attempt there was not enough water in the river and filming with Tina in the boat was difficult due to lack of room in the small craft.

I hope you enjoy the new version, which I shot last Friday following two days of persistent rain. The day I filmed was not without its damp moments, as can be seen at the end but I have decided to leave those damp moments in as this is how canoeing or boating in this part of the world can turn out to be in reality - it's not all sunshine and flowers!

I hope you enjoy watching! This is, of course what I was filming when I caught spooky sounds on the camera (see article on the previous page). Out of six hours of river footage, that is the only place the spooky voice phenomenon occurred.

I also made a mistake in the narration, saying 'herons' on the pylon at Pencraig. Blame my eye sight. They are cormorants, which are not solitary birds but you do also see lots of herons en-route. I'm not going change the narration though as there is far too much work involved, so I thought I would mention it here instead.