A delightful video, you perfectly capture why Scotland's west coast is known as some of the best sailing ground in the world. This brought back loads of great memories of all the places we visited the summer we spent here a few years ago. Thanks!
Wonderful video. I know some of the places from having sailed from Crinan to Tobermory about 20 years ago and a few others from cycling as a teen 40 years ago and this video brings back so many memories. Then there are so many places I have not visited too. I wonder whether I will ever manage to visit them.
Very nice video. I liked that you simply used music and the pictures. We have visited the west coast of Scotland and the Hebrides and you touched on many places we have been. Thank you for the memory trip. (Jim K, Michigan, USA)
A fabulous video. Not a word spoken and still so informative and it gives of the perfect essence of cruiseing. I have a lot to learn from you. Thank you so much. Best regards from Jarle
I was watching your video with a big open eyes and redness on my face. Amazing beauty of north west Scotland. Have been sailing this year to Oban and through the Caledonian Canal but Hebrides are so special. Magic Skye Island - so beautiful. I must sail there before I die. Thank you for sharing. I want to ask you about anchorages - how do you know what kind of bottom you have - sandy or rocky and if you use only 1 anchor or have 2 to sleep whole night in peace?
Excellent video, we did pretty much the same trip last summer, brought back some memories! Skye bridge never seems high enough! Looks like Plockton was bumpy for you, we were there in a southerly gale when it afforded excellent shelter. Please can you tell me what the black covering on your kicker is? We have some block damage on the gas strut from the block having whacked it, this would seem a good way of covering up the damage. Thanks.
Hi Robert. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for your comments. Plockton wasn't too bad at all. It wasn't much of a blow. The kicker has carbon fibre scuff protection stickers on. Lots of different types are available on Amazon. All the best. Steve
Very enjoyable I am planning the same trip in summer 2023. I'd be interested to know what the sail is called at 0:37 and again at 9:15 and what weight is the material, as it looks like a double genoa. It looks a lot easier than flying a spinnaker single handed.
Than you 👍The headsail is a Elvestrom Blue Water Runner. It is both a twin headsail and can be used as a large genoa. It's mounted on a cable with its own furler. It can be seen mounted but furled away on picture at 22:15 also shown as a genoa at 20:58. Here is a link to the official Elvestrom video. ruclips.net/video/Ip5oW4TZz4Q/видео.html
You are very welcome. From our experience ( we sail double handed ) It is easier to handle than a spinnaker with snuffer, with the added bonus that it can be reefed by furling in as my furler locks in any position.
![[Ep1] Sailing Shieldaig to the Isle of Kerrera, West coast of Scotland and my first sail as skipper.](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/KyeTEz4Q7mI/mqdefault.jpg)
A splendid video. Very relaxing and great scenery. Thank you. I enjoyed every minute.
Lovely views and good sailing grounds. Thanks for this.
You should be glad you did this 2022 and didn’t leave it until 2023
Well done
Beautiful filming and photography. Makes you want to get back up North! ⛵️
Thank you for your kind comments. 👍
A delightful video, you perfectly capture why Scotland's west coast is known as some of the best sailing ground in the world. This brought back loads of great memories of all the places we visited the summer we spent here a few years ago. Thanks!
Thank you for your comments. We agree that it is a beautiful area to sail. 👍
Watching this was a brief window of escape from a crazy world. Delightful - thanks for sharing!
Mak.
Thank you Mak, your comments are much appreciated 👍
Wonderful video. I know some of the places from having sailed from Crinan to Tobermory about 20 years ago and a few others from cycling as a teen 40 years ago and this video brings back so many memories. Then there are so many places I have not visited too. I wonder whether I will ever manage to visit them.
Thank you
Very nice video. I liked that you simply used music and the pictures. We have visited the west coast of Scotland and the Hebrides and you touched on many places we have been. Thank you for the memory trip. (Jim K, Michigan, USA)
Thank you very much for your kind words, much appreciated. Cheers Steve
A fabulous video. Not a word spoken and still so informative and it gives of the perfect essence of cruiseing. I have a lot to learn from you. Thank you so much. Best regards from Jarle
Nice video, I'd like to take a trip like this myself one day. Thanks for sharing
Thank you
My favourite home sailing area.
Love your video , great job!
Thank you 👍
A really nice video with amazing photos. It was a pleasure to watch. Udo
Thank you very much for your kind words. I'm glad you enjoyed it. All the best, Steve
Wow! Excellent video and stunning photos👍🏻…. Waited right to the end to see if either of you made an appearance 🤷🏼♂️😂😂 see you soon Ian & Karen
Wonderful pictures - thanks!
Thank you 👍
Beautiful video , thank you for sharing.
Thank you.
Beautiful video. Totally on my bucket list - just have to get the wife onboard !!
Thank you. I'm sure your wife will love it 👍
I was watching your video with a big open eyes and redness on my face. Amazing beauty of north west Scotland. Have been sailing this year to Oban and through the Caledonian Canal but Hebrides are so special. Magic Skye Island - so beautiful. I must sail there before I die. Thank you for sharing. I want to ask you about anchorages - how do you know what kind of bottom you have - sandy or rocky and if you use only 1 anchor or have 2 to sleep whole night in peace?
Beautiful Aline to ALInENet
👍🦘 gorgeous
Thank you 👍
Excellent video, we did pretty much the same trip last summer, brought back some memories! Skye bridge never seems high enough! Looks like Plockton was bumpy for you, we were there in a southerly gale when it afforded excellent shelter. Please can you tell me what the black covering on your kicker is? We have some block damage on the gas strut from the block having whacked it, this would seem a good way of covering up the damage. Thanks.
Hi Robert. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for your comments. Plockton wasn't too bad at all. It wasn't much of a blow. The kicker has carbon fibre scuff protection stickers on. Lots of different types are available on Amazon. All the best. Steve
Bonnie Albán!
Very enjoyable I am planning the same trip in summer 2023.
I'd be interested to know what the sail is called at 0:37 and again at 9:15 and what weight is the material, as it looks like a double genoa. It looks a lot easier than flying a spinnaker single handed.
Than you 👍The headsail is a Elvestrom Blue Water Runner. It is both a twin headsail and can be used as a large genoa. It's mounted on a cable with its own furler. It can be seen mounted but furled away on picture at 22:15 also shown as a genoa at 20:58. Here is a link to the official Elvestrom video. ruclips.net/video/Ip5oW4TZz4Q/видео.html
@@svfornautic1641 Thanks for the link, that is very useful. I may need to take a closer look at that sail.
You are very welcome. From our experience ( we sail double handed ) It is easier to handle than a spinnaker with snuffer, with the added bonus that it can be reefed by furling in as my furler locks in any position.
Nice indeed - what kind of boat is it?
Hi Frank. She is a Hallberg-Rassy 37
@@svfornautic1641 Thanks - That‘s what I thought, but wasn‘t sure