BATTERED at LIZARD POINT! | St.Mawes to Penzance | UK Solo Sailing | Boatfolk Cruising Pass
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- This was a day of weirdities (word). I wasn't intending to go all the way to Penzance, but somehow ended up there 🤷
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Just watching your channel, I admire your attitude to sailing, and if it’s your 6 th time of sailing a yacht , fair does to you , your doing it and I salute you, I’m 55 and just thinking about taking up sailing, I think I need to stop thinking and get on with it, sail steady, keep the vids coming ,
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Finally caught up in time for the last video, so watching this one on release day (kinda).
I can't help but notice, as I've binged every video in the last few weeks, how far along you've come in the last year and despite being relatively new to sailing you sound like you've been doing it a long time.
You're also doing what I've dreamed of doing for the last 30ish years!
Thank you for the incredibly entertaining channel Tery
Learning at a rapid pace. Coastal sailing like this was a very good decision. Lots of challenges compressed into short sails with room for sleep and figuring out what to try different each day.
I enjoyed seeing you look at some water!
The lighthouse at the start is the St Anthony lighthouse, famous for being the home of Jim Henson's Fraggles. Hence it's also known as the Fraggle Rock lighthouse
Ive already seen it last week managed to carry on watching even after you took it down...but I'll watch it again
It’s just so great to see you sailing, Terry. You must be having the time of your life, doing what you set out to do. Another really nice video that inspires and entertains. Keep going, brother!
Can’t believe how much you’ve come on since you started. Nice sailing.
Nice one Teri - love to see you beginning to relax into it.. you're making even older ditch crawlers like me think we could do it too! ❤
Great stuff Teri, looking forward to Scilly season.
My Dad had The Three Tuns at St Keverne on the Lizard. The Churchyard next door was a stone documentary of the dangers of that shore.
And a 3rd
Long live Fin
Cause this is the 3rd time we have watched this episode lol!
May the alogtithm forever bless you ser *removes hat and bows*
Terry, a harness is better than a lifejacket, a lifejacket especially with an auto pilot will see you waving at the boat if you fall in. Much better to tie in
Thanks for posting the mooring, most channels don't show this, browny points in coming...
Great effort Tery,
I’m really enjoying this journey with you 👍🏻
Well done Terry
yes Terry good episode, keep putting them hours in.
Great video loved the sailing
You are getting so much better.
Hmm… a sense of Deja vue, why do I feel I’ve seen this video before? Is one of us stuck in a weird time loop? Still as good as the first time around!
Very nice series.
Good to meet you last week.Making good progress i see. The Southern Comfort obviously didn't hinder you. You are starting to make this look easy now 😉
I felt hindered in the morning 😂
Long. Live. Fin
Much os love Bumble
I learnt to sail on the Norfolk rivers on a boat your size with no engine. I can remember journeys with my folks where it was: 1 2 3 4 5 tack 1 2 3 4 5 tack… and that was with motor cruisers constantly trying to get past. Not trying to be clever… but gives me a very different mentality to tacking.
Hi Terri I have just been cruising around the lizard with you, absolutely brilliant, you could do with a good hood canapé for those upwind pasages
You'll see one soon!
Nice sailing😅
Compulsive viewing. Don’t change anything about your video style. ❤
Dolphins will come over if you tap shells together in the water. Might work if you tap the something against the boat below the water line
If and when you get to Padstow, we’ll buy you a pint or two in the Shipwrights pub.
I'm already up in Conwy 😔
You’ve watched too much top gear. 😉 😂
Grab a Joby Gorillapod it will let you secure your camera at points so losing it becomes less of an issue.
Unlike "military" volunteering where its more "well done, you have just volunteered!" 😂
I like the visual documenting it makes it interesting and informal for new adventuring skippers. 🤢😬
It looked be 9?
I thought it looked about 11.30ish tbw
Long live Fin.
SHOW ME A WHALE!
What type of yacht is Queens Gambit?
I'm curious too. Tried searching, with no result.
Westerly Conway 👍
@@BumblingSailor Ah thank you
Westerlys are true ocean going yachts. Very well built.
Isles of Scilly bad idea if wind is coming in
Exactly why we didn't bother 👍👍
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How long do you recon before you make it to the Suffolk coast Felixstowe and down the river Orwell if your going to venture down here under the Orwell bridge on you trips around
Early September probably 👍
@@BumblingSailor ah perfect I shall be looking forward to watching the videos of you making your way around Lang gard point and Felixstowe ferry’s and then down the river Orwell and under the bridge trip :) 👌 can’t wait to see that one
Should you be displaying an inverted triangle when motor sailing?
You would be surprised in what you cannot eat with plastic teeth so I recommend you look after them ok have fun 🤗
You want to be tied off when you go forward and not so much when you are sitting in the cockpit. Seems a lttle backwards.
Agree going forward is more likely the place to loose balance etc and be knocked overboard. You could run a line fore and aft to stay clipped on or unclip at the bottom and re clip as you go. Otherwise well done and keep going
Just wondering why you don’t seem to use your cockpit instruments?
Most them don't work 😂
@@BumblingSailorwhen do you think you’ll be at Cardiff? My boat is there but going to be sailing around Scotland so leaving mid August. If you get there before then give me a shout would be awesome to buy you a pint 🍻
@@BumblingSailor oh I kinda know that feeling! I sail the Bristol Channel, but with the tidal range wouldn’t be without depth & depth alarm. Fin keeler from Portishead went aground on the sand bank outside Cardiff, the flip-flopping and dragging around on re floating damaged his keel & dislodged bulkheads. Another guy I met in Porthcawl went aground in the mumbles, & bent / cracked his rudder ~20 degrees sideways. It’s easy to get caught out … a depth alarm can be a boat saver.
stop drinking dude
Drink more it smooths out the waves 🙂
@@6r4metroman and makes the weather better. 1 tot per man per day.
Stop barking orders.
@@jaygee5693 Looks like shit though and it's purely alcohol, whatever.
Great video love the sailing