Timelapse (or "Hyperlapse") Canal Videos

I'm including only those that show a reasonable length of canal, and that have a least a decent video resolution. This type of video is sometimes called "hyperlapse" to indicate that the camera is moving, in an attempt to reserve "timelapse" for videos in which the camera is stationary.

• twenty-six and counting recent videos from NB Jannock - mostly just several minutes long, so easy to dip into; no sound
• fifteen timelapse canal videos by Sven Osborne - includes Ashby, Peak Forest, Caldon, Warks Ring, BCN; all Sept 2017 and later; HD, wide aspect; musical accompaniment
• eight timelapse canal videos by Paul Nelson - includes London, Sheffield, Caldon Canals, Liverpool Link, Rotherham, all recorded since July 2016; HD, wide aspect; no sound
• numerous timelapse canal videos by Nic Chilton - includes Grand Union, Stratford, Birmingham vicinity
• numerous timelapse videos aboard NB Boudica - includes Grand Union, Lee Navigation, R. Stort; from 2013 and earlier (Note: has musical accompaniment);
• huge number of timelapse canal videos by "Narrowboat Journeys" - covers many Canals (Note: has musical accompaniment);
• Time lapse Narrowboat journey from Cropredy to Napton Locks on the Oxford Canal - musical accompaniment; 14:19
• "Sort Of Interesting" - bunch of timelapse videos
• Market Harborough to Leicester & back 2017 - from a 1 week family holiday; no sound; 59:48
• Time Lapse of Canal Boat Travelling from Marple to Hyde - 2016; no sound; 1:38
• Denham to Rickmansworth on the Grand Union Canal timelapse - Video no longer available - no sound; 13:21
• entire canal boat trip from Falkirk to Edinburgh and back - 2017; no sound; 1:31:31; includes Falkirk Wheel