Quite expensive to run. There's plenty of space for more solar panels. Just get more battery capacity. A large power station would be a good investment instead of spending money on diesel

​@@jampam-jf8mtI'm assuming she got a sweet divorce settlement from some rich guy 🤑🫥👀

Where's your husband?????

😂😂😂😂😂​@@donfss5088

@@donfss5088 She gives massages .With happy endings ?

Mr Reeves This boat is a credit to your skill and workmanship. Built to last

How much did you charge, did you just do the boat….

Wow a credit to you sir. She's a beauty. 👍

@@bloo4448 In the video- she said around 80-90 k

It's amazing ☘️💚

😮 Very impressive 😅I salute you 🙏

That's impressive, you should do a bus conversion, seen a tiny house bus before looked ao cool

I build a bus and lived accross Europe in it for a few years wonderful times. It is back in the UK now as I donated it to a friend, someone else is enjoying it now. Mercedes Vario 4.2L diesel

You should post videos!

@@yukayarnori I get lost in the work, and forget about filming. I've tried before, but all I got was some timelapse footage.

The husband must have been a fool to let her get away.

why did you stop

@@LulzAtLifebecause it’s not realistic to a conducive life 😂

Some live on them for over 20 years

You saying for $100,000 you get house in UK look anything like this and live cheaper BS

Indeed, it's not a narrowboat. It's too wide to fit in most of the canals in the UK. Worth the trade off though. Wider boats are more stable in the water. Narrowboats rock from side to side easily.

​@@tonyhawk123I like the rocking motion 😁

"Widebeam" would be the correct terminology, as opposed to narrowboat.

@@notneeded1- You’ve already said this a couple of times. 🙄 Get new material, FFS!

@@madeleinerose7090 And tell him to stop giving his own comments a thumbs up.

And single by the sound of it. Now's your chance Dog!

I agree it's so nice fun free ....the way humans should be

Agreed

I love it as well but the location gives me the heebies. I don't know anything about the area she is living in but something equivalent in the U.S. would have roving bands of homeless and miscreants camping around. I wouldn't feel safe without multiple guard dogs, weapons, and perhaps a locked dock area separate from the road.

@@teesmith501 I’ve moored on the Grand Union many, many times. Yes, you’re right, it can be risky. There are some strange characters on the canal. I wouldn’t want to be moored up alone. Rubbish can be an issue, as can vandalism. You have to approach getting a narrow boat very carefully. Much better as weekend retreats out of town, than full time homes. Especially with kids. You’re moored on a public right of way - most people use the towpaths to walk their dogs and go for a stroll, but you need to be on the alert.

Mic drop!

😂

I know. It's time lending institutions start recognizing alternate forms of dwelling as permanent homes! Hats off to this young lady for not letting it stop her!

I. Log. U3

I've been studying this in Britain, New Zealand and Australia, it's a good lifestyle, will get into it when the lease (noose) run-out and partner walks the other way. Thank you for posting❤❤❤❤❤ 6:47

I wake up to fresh air living in a house and a cup coffee.

@@joaquimrodriguez8961 And a freezing V .;-)

Would this work? ukposts.info/have/v-deo/g6maiaZ9oa2lzYk.html

Or just get something thats suitable. You can have the stove running 24/7.

Sorry but your comment is null and avoid as you are MANSPLAINING..................

Get another stove for the bedroom.

Don’t forget that anything that runs down the generator or other fuel very quickly is a no, unless you’re paying for a residential mooring ( rare and expensive) with a hook up.

Hello @debraboyea7776 I'm impressed with your comment, What part of the world are you from?.. Costachel.

you could buy a farm in Lincolnshire for that.

She's pretty gorgeous too.❤❤😍

​@@newton18311unfortunately I find that difficult to believe, This summer i was talking to a gentleman from Yorkshire on holiday with inlaws at their "retirement cottage" which was transported there on the back of a lorry complete and in my eyes a "portacabin" with painted on brickwork all for £300,000! He got in Yorkshire for the same money 3 bedroom 3 garage and many acres of land and was horrified that they couldn't see it was a PORTACABIN

@@newton18311 wow could u Down south can't even get a flat for that price. I had to live on boat or be homeless

No. She bought a boat.

Hello @ritamariekelley4077 I'm impressed with your comment, What part of the world are you from?.. Costachel.

I sold my 3 bed house 18 months ago (only me all alone lol ) and was going to buy a (used) boat . anything I have ever bought i always thoroughly research first, running cost of a boat are a lot more than the 2 bed apartment I eventually opted for, even though it was very dated being a handyman/painter and decorator I fully refurbished it , using expensive fixtures and spent £10k including all new furniture (kitchen is only 5 cabinets but was over £3k with everything else ) . my apartment is 35 years old and part of an over 55`s complex of 25 units it was up for £30k+, I offered £35k cash it was much much cheaper than a boat lol

rent free be nice..always a tax

As long as you like shaking all the time. Especially during flooding time

Lol. nope not for me. Everyone is different.

heat up easy

Yes, books, clothes and soft furnishings can get damp. And mooring is becoming increasingly impossible - much more bureaucratic on the canals than it used to be… we continually cruised, too. Wardens used to turn a blind eye to you staying in one place for a while, but now they’re hot on your trail. Beautiful in the Summer, but cold overnight in the Winter, and moorings near shops and facilities are increasingly hard to find. Barney used to be our coal man on the Grand Union - dropping off our coal as he came through on his traditional working barge. You have to be pretty reliant on having some knowledge of boat mechanics, and be prepared to cycle or walk everywhere. Most canal boats are FAR narrower than this wide beam! A beautiful looking boat. So well thought out. I wonder how she manages to continuously cruise and get the kids to the same school - that must be a big issue…

I think she said 32km a year, roughly 20 miles would be a challenge

What a beautiful lady❤

@@user-bp6gp2rc1v school , schmool

Properly insulated with spray foam and closed cell foam combination, with double or triple glazed windows, ducted diesel heater to pull the moisture out and heat the air she’d have no problem.

Except it's too cold in the winter. Better heating system required

Hello Connie I'm impressed with your comment, What part of the world are you from?.. Costachel.

Yes I got totally distracted cause she’s not only beautiful in the traditional sense but more importantly she’s extremely attractive. Next time best to get an ugly male guide like me so people concentrate on your video 😂😂

Jen gives off positive energy. 👍👍🙏🙏

Creep

​@@SouthWestCarpHunter😂😂😂 ???

no joke! I am sure....

Never judge a book by its cover..

Wide beam not narrow Boat

Narrow boats can navigate all the waterways due to their width. Wide beams u are limited cos of size

@@juliaclapton1141 True, but most peoples' houses cannot go anywhere at all...

😊

Me too😂

Beautiful lady and nice boat But I'm afraid she's glamourizing it. She hasn't mention when the river floods which is quite often. And scary u need to be well moored. Manoeuvring this size boat can be a nightmare.. Lots of boats don't have bow thrusters. And to make life a lot easier u need a marine generater which are not cheap. But good luck to her.

@juliaclapton1141 Actually, I would have trouble living in an area like that. Maybe along the canal, there is some truly gorgeous visual scenery....which would likely change my mind, but where she was moored, was not one of them.

@@biggregg5 One of those boats looked like it was destroyed. Looked like living in an RV meth lab alongside the road here in the States.

How much does it cost for your everhot i would like one but with the cost of electricity

Gutters would effect the width in the locks I would think.

Literally this, the people brushing past this are clearly of the same mindset... She's crazy selfish for putting them in 5ft bedrooms when most beds are 5ft, those poor kids man, harry potter had it better! She's living her dream without thinking of anyone else.

@@RedScytherI was actually waiting to see her bedroom, and knew what was coming once I saw the spacious bathroom.

@@12thhouse4thhousevibes the size of that bathroom when the kids didn't even have full size single beds

Yeah she’s mental 😂

"This is my King Size Barbie dream house bed...And over here is the storage closet where my 4 kids sleep"

Don’t forget that boat maintenance can be costly, and, as she says, it can be perishingly cold overnight in the Winter - and damp! Like anything there are pros and cons.

That's because it's not a narrow boat.

@@JazzFunkNobby1964 it's a not-narrow boat

@@AlOne-xg6dv It’s known as ‘a wide beam’.

yes

she said "we" so i believe she has a boyfriend or husband so nothing modern or independent about her ....those are liberal words ...she is a wonderful mother and wife or girlfriend with help from a man ..they work together as they should for the kids....and that is awesome

Whilst charming, she actually said 'when the kids are with me', indicating that she is a single mother with shared access. Maybe the money used to build/convert the boat was part of a divorce settlement. Maybe just another sad relationship breakup story for the children, due to the lies of Feminism. Maybe...

​@@joeconstantino7471 We meaning her and her children i think

omg what a WANKER @@joeconstantino7471

@@marcuslawrence4137 I was thinking the same and couldn't help feeling sad that there was some man out there that probably tried his best to be a good husband only to have this beautiful "independent woman" break his heart and smash his dreams. I would love to be in love with a woman like her but I've learned that it's just a fairy tale, for me at least. Anyway good on her for doing her thing.