I've saved the best till last.. Black Country No Roads Mission [PART 3] (Patreon)

PATREONS:Here is the final episode. Few things to say to accompany it..Firstly, I've had to put adverts on this one because I'm going abroad tomorrow (hence the early release also)  and can only place ads on my computer. Hope you don't mind too much.Secondly, and I definitely should have told you this, but there will be no bonus footage for this series. The edit on this one was such (3 episodes for one day) that it left very little by way of decent unused clips. $4 Patreons can expect to see the next instalment in the London to Budapest story series next week when I return from my Algarve golfing stag do (never even played golf till last week so that should be interesting) ..and I'm also going to make a video in which I go through all my 16 bit adventure tracks and talk about the inspiration for each one. There's so much more lined up for the rest of the year too of course.Finally, THANK YOU ALL for signing up and supporting me. You are such a big part of why I'm still able to do these crazy adventures. How not to travel America is going to have a BIG budget, and it would not be possible without Patreon, so thanks again everyone for being such an integral part of this channel!

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------and here it is.. once again, the subtitles might come in very useful at times.While this might be the final episode of this cretinous urban adventure, but with over half of it's total distance still remaining and a fair share of obstacles to go with it, the fun is far from over.   You re-join me at the most pivotal moment in the mission - the tram construction site in southern Wednesbury. At some point my claustrophobic wait for the gates to open will come to an end. Will I be able to run past the security? or will I have to search for another way round?  Later obstacles include an old flooded Victorian tunnel and two of the sketchiest fences of the mission, all of which will slow my desperately dehydrated figure down even more. The result is an anxious final mission through the famous black country living museum, in an increasingly unlikely bid to reach the gates of Dudley zoo before they close..  Speaking of Dudley zoo, whether I made it there or not, it's a fantastic place. Check out all the animals and activities they have on offer! https://www.dudleyzoo.org.uk/plan-your-visit/zoo-map/