YouTube Channel Subscriptions and Clips

I think it's been mentioned before but I've really enjoyed Ed Pratt's videos about unicycling around the world. Seems like a pretty likeable chap who probably underestimated the challenge he'd set himself

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuNy42Y5egf07cSiHbF23wg

Bit niche but I enjoy Richard Perkins videos about sustainable agriculture and his permaculture farm:
https://www.youtube.com/user/mrintegralpermanence/videos

Also no one posted any music reaction channels? I like Lost in Vegas, two hip hop heads learning about and reacting to rock and metal:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJPOmOZzDxZZxPWFgeE50hQ

OldShovel's recent Voodoo Wanga restoration and upgrade is amazing. Very zen as well. Adds a disc tab, new paint, all for his son who is involved in the build. Bike for life, that one.

Limmy - strange comedy
https://youtu.be/E2fH8FeoNs8

44teeth - motorbikes
https://youtu.be/wHtxJb_DSkg

Beard Brothers - relaxed touring
https://youtu.be/kQ1QcBr5Dmw

^ can't get with 44 teeth particularly, but did enjoy early ish Baron von Grumble commute based rants as well as the famous greenlaning on a GSXR video

Limmy is brilliant

Ah cheers I’ll check him out

Can’t believe this looks like it might actually be finished soon!

famous greenlaning on a GSXR video

They hinted in a YouTube live Q&A (yes I'm that sad) they might repeat it this year.

Watched all of these this afternoon, so intense was quite relieved when it finished. Brilliant though.

Trap Lore Ross for forensically investigated /sarcastic breakdowns of hip hop beef/criminality/Westwood getting shot and the best sponsor shoutouts in the game

Sampson boat company and acorn to arabella - both building wooden boats by hand, wonderfully quixotic madcap plans

Keith Rucker vintage machinery. Proper engineering. Fixing machines to the nearest ten thousandth of an inch

Engel coach shop. Watch a master artisan build carriages and wheels, absolutely hypnotic

Rick beato great channel analysing rock music - at least to this complete musical no-nothing

wonderfully quixotic madcap plans

Try Harry Dwyer, around Britain in a speedboat

This guy walking India is a fun series so far: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2N2HqEyaVE5Tt1rFqe3_Og

80s Rock climbing
https://youtu.be/gdW0Y_HbsiM

https://youtu.be/6NBdLNw4ULw

My hands clammed up for the whole of that. Absolutely brilliant.

It's brilliant isn't it, There are a few more if you search on the OP profile

I'll take a look. Something very Fred Dibnah about those two, which is only a good thing.

Dibnah is a highlight for me from TV as a child

The video you posted on page 1 is one of the finest things on the internet, I'm not quite old enough to have seen it first time around. Big fan also.

Mike Boyd

Amazing.

https://youtu.be/N6IC80LfrNs

https://youtu.be/DNJyAKUlqVc

A close up look at the Seattle looting from the channel Vagrant Holiday. Channel description: infrequently updated, narrator hobo's it in cities around the world, gets angry a lot. Geowizard without the niceties. https://youtu.be/CUO8secmc0g

Stealth camping with Steve. Spend a night in an unmarked hire van in -35 degrees. From Steve Wallis. Channel description: all different types of camping in unusual places, Steve gets twitchy if he might get caught.

https://youtu.be/c5B-9YiU5Ao

this guy rebuilding a 100 year old boat:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FhTu3aGM60&list=PLB00JHoTw1TeX82Qw8hoFLRJI89Us_jMw
&v=4FhTu3aGM60