Neil Nelly Ingall

A skate video staring Neil Ingall journeying along the canals and waterways. A passion for a challenging spot, a “non-spot,” skating the unthinkable and unskateable. Meeting all the canal characters, cups of tea, coppers, Drum and Bass, taking a fee dips. The dream team, Joe Spray, Oliver Gomme and Thomas Sharman. A deep dive into Neil’s mind and everything about this project. Gongoozler’s This is part 1, part 2 coming soon.#rollerblading

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Neil Ingall, wall cess slide next to the canal, proper Gongoozler. “Get off my wall and keep your eyes off my wife” watch the whole thing now #rollerblading

A skate trip to France - GONGOOZLER’s in Paris with Crofts, Stan, Umberto and our leading man Neil. From Paris to Berlin and every narrow boat I’ve been in….

Have you seen this trick before? Can’t say I have. Med true spin fish, mediterranean fish. Or is it a med shuffle hard shoulder zero fish? Whatever it is, it’s straight from Neil Ingall’s Gongoozler mind. A spot along the canals, quite close to my old flat actually where my house mate locked us out on the balcony the day we were moving out. We had to throw the front door keys to random passerby who let themselves into the gaff and opened the balcony doors from the inside. #rollerblading

Skating along the canals and waterways of London. Serving up a platter of possibilities. #rollerblading

Canal quests. A project we’ve been working away at for a bit entitled; Gongoozler’s Inline Skating by Neil Ingall A film by Joe Spray A poem by Oliver Gomme Photographed by Thomas Sharman With Music by Cajm Hosted by Muzzle Gongoozler(s) _Noun [C] UK informal UK /gon guiz.le/ US /gain guiz.la/_ a person who enjoys watching boats and activities on canals; long, narrow, artificially made stretches of water. Canal locks often attract gongoozlers. Fewer examples: 1) The term is regularly used, perhaps with a little irony, by gongoozlers to describe themselves and their hobby. 2) Gongoozlers often like to collect or create canal related artwork. 3) The Falkirk wheel is a spectacular feat of engineering very popular with gongoozlers. #rollerblading

The up and downs of skating the canals. A challenging environment to test the skill set. And that’s where some of the most impressive, unique and creative skating can come from. A cauldron of possibilities. You can also end up in the soup which is grim. Gongoozler’s is playing now. #rollerblading

Sometimes it’s take a visit or two and a nice hat. The canals and waterways provide a host of opportunities for those with the vision. Catch more of Neil’s shenanigans in GONGOOZLER’s. #rollerblading

An inline skating journey along the canal. Gongoozler: The activity of watching boats and activities on canals for pleasure: Gongoozling in many ways is similar to trainspotting. A beautiful symphony of team fun consisting of Neil Ingall, Joe Spray and Oliver Gomme, hosted by Muzzle. A short sample of what to expect. What the audience has said: Henk Binnenband “Such a dope edit. A perfect balance of ruggedness, agility, athleticism, and artistry.” Jumbo “ Wow this was incredible. So many scary boat grinds and water spots.” Marnix Haak Loved every second of it. Thank you Neil & Joe!!!! Great concept, great edit, sounds, animation, daddy-cation, outfits, bangers, laughs, cameo’s... ALLES! Shane Coburn “Enjoyed the POV, skating, spot select, editing...all of it. Nicely done.” Bank LDN “Creativity along the waterways is outstanding and inspiring. Incredible video.” Freddy White “Absolutely outstanding piece of work... Or quite simply, art. The exploration of that theme, through the skating, still photographs, poetry... Truly loved everything about this and the whole creative process behind it. Bravo! to everyone involved, cheers Neil!” Owen Peters “So original and cool fellas! Enjoyed every minute. Rare I can sit through anything without skipping through but I didnt miss a beat!”