Waching daily Aug 31 2018

hello and welcome to through the hedge

we've exited the towpath through a gate

it's it's not always literally through

the hedge it's okay the new title of the

show is gonna be called 'off the boat' if

you keep getting super literal fine so

today we are going to take you along a

boat at the battle field line which is

an old steam line that runs from Shackerstone

to another place it's got I think

at least two stops I don't know we're

gonna go on the train because I think

the steam train only runs out the

weekends yes and I don't know that we're

gonna go on the other train because it

costs 12 pounds and I don't know why I

want to pay 12 pounds for it just a

train ride we're gonna show you it in

case you're ever on the Ashby canal or

if you're driving there's parking and

you want to have a day out and you were

thinking should we go to the Battlement

Battlement field no battlefield

battlefield 'ment', - no no 'ment' in it there's a tea

rooms here which we are hoping to have a

cup of tea

yes and a little museum as well and I

think you can look run the engine sheds

and stuff so let's go take a look come

with us

in 1873 the London North Western Railway

and the Midland Railway opened a joint

line between Moira West and Nuneaton

although it was known as the Ashby

Nuneaton line the track actually doesn't

go to at Ashby very much like the canal

the train line is 29 miles long how long

would that take my boat's couple of

weeks our speed a speed higher boat

speed two days

timetabled passenger services stopped in

1931 and at its height at its peak this

train this busy train station carried or

saw five trains coming in a day in each

direction this station opened in 1873 as

part of London North Western Transport

1873 and this is the viewing section

you

you can view Kath today only you have to

get here quick she departs in 15 minutes

there are three stations along the

battlefield line Shackerstone which is

where we are Market Bosworth which is

not far from the famous Battle of

Bosworth and Shenton so you can choose

to take the train from Shackleton to

Shenton do your viewing and then come

back or you can walk back along the

canal because the train line runs mainly

parallel with the canal or if one person

on your boat wanted to go they could go

and through the Train right and you

could race them on your boat and if

someone had a van then you can help

though yes and then you get the three of

you that sounds like a collab it does

the battlefield line is run by

volunteers if you are local to the area

you can actually become a member and

apply for various different roles to

help them run the railway that could be

driving gardening all kinds of things

training is available for more

information click the link in the

description below we go get a cup of tea

yeah let's get a cup of tea there is a

tea shop there is a tea shop oh they run

lots of events and they're mainly at

market Bosworth station because it used

to be the kind of the hub of the train

line and I guess they've got a bit more

space there yeah

thanks for joining us today as we've had

a little look around the battle field

line stationed at Shackleton through the

hedge.

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Earth atmosphere is full of Particles - Duration: 2:09.

They can not be seen with the naked eye, but the air is filled with particles of salt,

smoke, dust and other microscopic residues.

NASA has recently released a stunning yet frightening aerosol image across the planet.

Hey there, This is Bhaskar Banerjee and you are watching YouTube Channel Bhaskban.

According to NASA, with satellites and ground sensors, the agency has managed to create

a map showing particle clouds floating around the globe.

What are aerosols?

Aerosols are ubiquitous liquid or solid particles found in air currents in the atmosphere.

These particles have sizes ranging from a few nanometers to tens of micrometers.

Aerosols are everywhere found in the oceans, seas, forests, deserts.

cities and rural areas.

These liquid or solid particles are produced by a series of natural or man-made phenomena,

according to NASA.

Approximately 90% of aerosols present in the air are of natural origin.

In the picture, the blue color is the aerosol from the sea, and the purple color represents

dust clouds.

The 10% of aerosols produced by humans are found in industrial or urban areas.

These come from cars, power plants.

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Manchester United defender Luke Shaw is England's best left-back, says Ian Wright - Duration: 4:41.

Manchester United defender Luke Shaw is England's best left-back, says Ian Wright

Luke Shaw is England's best left-back, says Ian Wright, after the Manchester United defender was recalled to Gareth Southgate's squad for the upcoming Nations League games.

The 23-year-old has played the entirety of United's three Premier League games so far this season and scored his first senior goal against Leicester.

Shaw suffered a horrific broken leg in September 2015, which kept him out for nearly a year, and since returning to action he has received public scrutiny from current manager Jose Mourinho.

England recall Shaw, Young left out.

'Give English youngsters a chance'.

But his surge into form has seen him included in the England set-up for upcoming games against Spain and Switzerland, and Wright believes Shaw was right to be selected ahead of United team-mate Ashley Young at left-back.

"You can't totally blame everything on the manager [Mourinho] - he hasn't helped - but he himself needed to be a lot stronger in the way he was trying to get himself going and he seemed to shy away from it," the former striker told The Debate.

"He needed to get through that, which he's now done, and we've seen a different side to Shaw which I'm really impressed with.

I just hope he can continue doing it because I think, on form, he probably is England's best left-back.

"He came back early in pre-season to work on his fitness and he's seeing the fruit of his labours now.

What he's done mentally too, I think we're going to see a really good player from this point on.

I thought he was good against Tottenham, going forward positively and it's what you want.".

Former defender Danny Higginbotham echoed Wright's sentiments and says Shaw could be in the England first team for the best part of a decade.

"I'm absolutely delighted.

When he got that horrific injury against PSV, he was probably performing best on the pitch," he said.

"The one thing everyone has said about Jose Mourinho is he was putting him down, but when they got beaten by Tottenham on Monday, who was the first player he went up to and put his arm around him?.

"Shaw is a player I look at and think 'he could be England's left-back realistically for the next six or seven years.

He's a young player and he's got everything.

Hopefully now, fitness-wise, it's about staying injury free and I think he's an outstanding player.".

Ex-England Women's international Alex Scott also thinks that Shaw is a missing piece of England's current set-up, despite Young's exploits at the World Cup helping the side into the semi-finals.

"All credit to Ashley Young playing at left-back, but we did lack that natural left footer that gets to the end and straight away, puts a cross in and then Harry Kane is waiting for that.

Instead, you've got Young cutting inside on his favoured foot," she said.