Sorry, we only viewed your video 40 plus minutes after being uploaded. After lunch was prepared, we ate as you climbed hills and blew our minds with the filming of the Daymark. Another masterpiece. Thank you, team Cadoha.
..... another great installment ... great seeing Carly in front of the camera, not just in the background .... sure had a good sail .... lots of fun, thx for sharing .... never stop dreaming, just dream bigger .. have fun be safe, save our oceans .....
@@CadohaAdventures .. thx for your reply ... yes saving our oceans can be done by everyone doing a little bit .. getting people to be aware, think about it, think about their actions, is a big part of the solution. This also includes rivers, streams, creeks, and water sheds. One does not have to be on an ocean to make a difference. Yes Poseidon does keep tally and will smile and give a nod of encouragement.
Great video guys! And some lovely anchorages. Too cold for me in the UK now. Have sailed a lot in my home country Scotland, but now based in the Balearics ☀️. Your videos do the British coastline great justice. Well done
Hi, Another great video ,from the crew of Hank and a spiffing new life jacket .He wares it well, collar and lead one happy chap . Keep them coming and thank you once again .
Great video, you always manage to bring a smile to our faces! We were in Dartmouth July 2019 and have very fond memories of similar adventures - we hoped to get to Tuckenhay, but chickened out as we didn’t fanct getting neaped! We will get back one day ⛵️
The River Dart looks so lovely. I enjoyed the drone shots of the mark also Hanks new collar, leash and life jacket. It's a wonder Hank didn't jump in after that seal!
Beautiful guys. Cant wait to fly back Home to the Uk for a Visit and enjoy the amazing scenery. For now i have the palm trees and the pacific ocean a block from the house. Best wishes from San Clemente southern california. Love hanks Lifejacket. xxx cheers
It just goes to show, that England is not just Fish and Chips and bad weather! Thanks for showing us ‘Good Olde England’ at her finest!! All the best Richard
Greetings from the West side of the pond! The beauty of England during this time of year and the way you have of showing it off continues to delight and amaze. Great drone work too!
Thanks for another great episode guys. My list of must visit places grows every week. IMHO you are doing more for British tourism than most of your notable nobles.
England is also showing us how beautiful she is. All of these unexpected circumstances which have unfolded have taken us on a journey we never expected, and we're actually really pleased with the way things played out, for many reasons ⛵️😬
Fantastic. You two are delivering such high level content. Perfect balance... Maybe a few map shots from time to Time for us Canucks who don’t know the area!
Nothing like having a a reason to go some where , I can’t sail around and just listen to the wind and wave .... but give me a purpose and I'm you man! Let's check out the day mark .... 3 days sailing , no worries! And I don't believe it's October. Cheers Warren
Once again superb production and some gutsy drone flying. Personally, I might have exchanged a few choice words if I had lugged a 200kg rucksack up hill and down dale only to be told there was no swim at the end😉🙄⛵️. As an excercise, what is the longest you have spent on the boat non stop without getting off? How about trying a long stay (let’s say seven days) as practice for your world trip...food, water, how does Hank handle it, how do you two handle it...no use of mobile phones for two days⛵️⛵️⛵️⛵️
Great filming guys, really loved the walk and the cove. The weather has really changed now,but hope you are still nice and snug on your boat. Until next time, fair winds. Andy UK
We are all safely tucked up, and the weather has recently taken a turn for the worse, but all things considered, at least weather wise, we can't complain about the summer we've had 😁
@@CadohaAdventures I've sailed quite a few places around the Globe , you would be hard pushed too find a better sailing ground than the British isles . I'm in NZ at the moment wishing I was back home the beauty of the UK is we have lots of little harbour towns and villages with a bit of life and usually a good pub.😂
You'll love it! If you plan to stay longer than a week, then you can buy the annual river pass which is about £90 and that'll say the 90p per meter harbour dues per night. I guess it's also boat length dependant but it saved us a load of money as we stayed for so long.
Great video thanks for sharing. It's very beautiful in summer in the UK and the drone shots are awesome. We are coming to the UK in May 2021 for a holiday from Cape Town South Africa. Depending on Covid situation. Hope to see you guys. Stay safe 👍😀🍺🍺🐕🇿🇦
Love you video warts and all it what makes them. I love the area around Dartmouth. On holiday in Devon in our caravan at the moment. Look forward to your next upload
As always I will have a spring in my step and smile on my face for the rest of the day having yet again, travelled with the three of you albeit virtually. Stunning as always Dom, Carly and Hank, thank you.
Its about time to see a pretty face..! And yes...England in the south is so very pretty! Still great drone works...In the same battle field as Eric Aanderaa (NBJS) and his north Atlantic Shetlands & Faroes Great work Cheers
We moored up on that plastic pontoon on our way to Totnes. We got some water for our tanks at the yacht club there. We love Dartmouth. It’s so beautiful. I wish I had the confidence with a drone. I would love one. Love the videos guys.
The Mavic 2 is so easy to fly that it almost flies itself. It really doesn't take to long to get the hang of. Although I have crashed it twice, both times not watching where I was going when flying very close to trees, so always have someone with you to watch the drone while you watch what your filming, would be my main advice if you want to fly one.
You're right and we always snubber up normally when staying at anchor for a while but we didn't in the river because it was so calm, until the last few days when we really should have had something to take up the strain. 🙁
Hey guys, just been catching up on your adventure so far and it is awesome! Love the videos, down to earth and relatable. I sail on the east cost so be sure to look out for me if you're ever sailing along the Costa del Essex ;) Fair winds Cadoha! Nick
Only just discovering this great series. Lovely video work, superb drone shots and tasteful music! As another relative novice sailor I am wondering why you did not put up a reefed main and jib to give you a bit more balance and control. Probably something to do with the currents, or was it just easier the way you did it? Although originally from Leicester (how landlocked can you get?) I sail on Lake Champlain in Vermont , so have never had to deal with currents - just fickle winds!!
lovely. as for wintering on your boat, if you so choose, look into getting heavy duty plastic wrap and creating a frame over your upper deck. this will allow you to use the upper deck for warm storage while living comfortably down below. oh, make sure your heater is working.
hi , a great site to see ,we have them fly over our home , It tells us when to start thinking of putting our thoughts in to putting our boat to bed for the winter and again in the spring to wake it up ,depending on which way their flying .Thirty 7 years this has been going on ,first heard them while putting a TV aerial up around 9 pm just getting dark .We have been out in the rib and seen them high in the sky and they have flown down to our eye level and flown along side us for 30 minuets between Mudeford and Hurst castle .They fly at around 40 mph and swans are quicker around 60 mph ,we saw two paddeling back to Mudeford once on our way to I O W .Four hrs later we saw them on our way back and slowed to see if they were OK as it,s unusual to see them out at sea , turning to the Bosons mate ,I said hope the don,t take off just now ,well they did wings out treading water and off they went ,throw a nob of coal on the fire mate, and we try to keep up ,45 knots later the mate is shouting ,you passed the entrance marker and that,s the harbour patrol over there ,Brake hard the water comes over the back ,never did catch the swans up . ASK GOOGLE hence we now are fast they all fly at .Have fun ,stay safe
Thought you was doing a remake of reach for the sky, or the battle of Briton 😉 insta photo top draw again 😎 looks like your smashing the anchor move on, practice makes perfect👍
Trying to improve our sailing and filming skills just a little bit at a time. Still plenty of room for improvement, especially in the sailing skills department 😬😬⛵️
Love the videos guys. I'm based in Portsmouth and I'm working on my freebie yacht and you're doing the sort of journey I've dreamed about doing. It's been 7 years of on/off work so far, but I'll get there some day. Thanks for the inspiration!
@@CadohaAdventures Thanks. Being freebie I sailed it for a couple of years until the mast threatened to come through the cabin roof. This winter's project is a new beam under the mast so hopefully I'll be sailing again next year. Three years is long enough without a sail. 👍
Brilliant again, God I love Dartmouth. Drone skills are getting better and better. Belly rub for Hank and I look forward to the next one. As much as a repeat for Survival skills (Carly) would increase your viewers stay safe.
He really does and we are much happier now that he has something so sturdy on him. We bought him a waterproof suit too and now he really looks the part for a spot of autumn sailing 😁
Hey Carly, Cool channel and nice to see you starting the dinghy! Can you do a unedited cold start video yourself to show how many pulls it takes just you to get the motor started and running in your next video? Also love the color on your toes in the video and what size are your pretty pedicured feet? Take care and looking forward to more adventures!
Thanks mate. I'm a size 11 in running trainers although a 10.5 in most shoes and boots, but finding a 10.5 can be tricky, but a 10 just feels like it's squeezing my feet that bit much, apart from work boots, steel toecap boots for some reason I can wear a 10 no worries, although not the cheaper brands as again they seem to cut into the widest point of my feet, so I always spend some money on some new building site footwear! 👌🏻😎
@@CadohaAdventures No, I was asking about Carly’s foot size and what color her toes are painted now? Also if she can do a unedited cold start video herself on how many pulls it takes her to get the motor started and running on the dinghy when the motor is cold too her touch understand?
Well very best of luck to you. It's odd just how much we enjoyed being on our own, as we both quite like other people, but the isolation just enabled you to lose yourself in the moment just that bit more 😁😁
We haven't totally figured out where we're spending the winter yet, but we do now have a lot of work to get done so it'll be somewhere close to supplies and tools 😬⛵️⛵️
There are a few dotted around the coast , maybe not as impressive as Dartmouth's. In Portsmouth sailors use the large war memorial on the seafront as a mark.
Liked the format of the video, less long chats at the beginning but spread out through the video. Just quick question, I did not see a springer line on the anchor chain, but I imagine you removed it before filming. Thank you for the video.
@@CadohaAdventures Sorry, wrong word, snubber being right, you can save a great deal of heartache and expensive repairs by using one in tidal waters and strong/bad weather. You should have asked Hank, he would have told you. - Again liked the new format of your videos this week. thank you.
cool ..... kingsweir is a nitemare , worked landscape gardner there one summer years ago ,, murder carting materials up and down those bloody gardens !! . oh and worked on building the new ( then , tho old now !! ) marina ,, that was fun .
The dart haven marina? I could imagine carting things up and down those hills would be rather back breaking, in fact I am now well aware just how taxing lugging weight up and down them is 😂😂
Make sure you don't lose signal with your drone flying through objects! If the auto return home kicks is the drone will fly into objects even if the have sensors
At time 0.51 Henk is not thinking about the camera the thought is "When are we going ashore I need to ......Cr*p"". I just LOVE your vids and not just this area.
Have you guys actually only had sailing lessons abs that’s it? Have you done competent crew or day skipper theory or anything like that? I’m hoping it’s just lessons, gives me hope then!
Carly did a day skipper course, I've only had lessons with Eddie when we helped him move boats, and he helped bring our boat home, and of course I picked Carlys brain after she did her course. I am planning on doing some training for things like sea survival, first aid, and hopefully the use of sea anchors and series rouges etc this winter.
@@CadohaAdventures music to my ears! We pick our first boat up tomorrow finally, so exited, she’s a Sadler 34. 8 more years and then we are going to do the same as you guys! Oss oss
@@CadohaAdventures Dogs love to have jobs to do. Mine used to carry his 2 small water bottles, and bowl, in a special pack and thought he was so clever.
@@CadohaAdventures Now, imagine the poor wretches, anchored in bays infested with masts, marinas full, a great confusion of noise... And the covi waiting for you! Meanwhile, you're in Paradise, and it's your backyard.
I just love your videos. Very funny withnghe cloud comments keep doing what you're doing 😃😃
Glad you enjoy them 😬😁
Sorry, we only viewed your video 40 plus minutes after being uploaded. After lunch was prepared, we ate as you climbed hills and blew our minds with the filming of the Daymark. Another masterpiece. Thank you, team Cadoha.
It was such a lovely spot. Glad you enjoyed it 😁
Another great video 👍 really nice of that company to send Hank all them goodies 😁
It was beyond kind of them. It feels really solid! 👌🏻🙏🏻✊🏽
Thanks for sharing. 👍👍
You're more than welcome, Andy. 😁
..... another great installment ... great seeing Carly in front of the camera, not just in the background .... sure had a good sail .... lots of fun, thx for sharing .... never stop dreaming, just dream bigger .. have fun be safe, save our oceans .....
Glad you enjoyed it, Peter. We'll do our best to clean up the sea and beaches where we can! Hopefully Poseidon will look favourably on us too 🙏🏻⛵️
@@CadohaAdventures .. thx for your reply ... yes saving our oceans can be done by everyone doing a little bit .. getting people to be aware, think about it, think about their actions, is a big part of the solution. This also includes rivers, streams, creeks, and water sheds. One does not have to be on an ocean to make a difference.
Yes Poseidon does keep tally and will smile and give a nod of encouragement.
Great pictures and story telling. Really enjoy your journey
Glad to hear it, Rob.
Great video guys! And some lovely anchorages. Too cold for me in the UK now. Have sailed a lot in my home country Scotland, but now based in the Balearics ☀️. Your videos do the British coastline great justice. Well done
Beautiful! Nicely produced.
Glad you enjoyed it, Jimmy ⛵️😁
Fabulous filming wonderful!!!
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Hi, Another great video ,from the crew of Hank and a spiffing new life jacket .He wares it well, collar and lead one happy chap . Keep them coming and thank you once again .
We feel much better about his new safety kit too. He feels nice and secure again now 😁😁😁
Great crew, great video, and great music. Thanks, mates!
‘As idle as a painted ship upon a painted ocean’ - unbelievable stillness in the opening shots
Love the pace and quality of your videos, keep it up guys!
Happy you enjoyed the vid 😁⛵️
Your vids get better and better with each one and you both never stop being cheerful (or appear to be.) well done folks.
First the bag your carrying Dom looks like your on maneuvers. Great flying through the daymark! Right on with the music too! Cheers and be safe!
That bag came with me back packing round Asia as a much younger man. It's not very glamorous or even that light, but it's a sentimental old thing 😁😁
Another great video - Thank you..
You're more than welcome, John.
Great video, you always manage to bring a smile to our faces! We were in Dartmouth July 2019 and have very fond memories of similar adventures - we hoped to get to Tuckenhay, but chickened out as we didn’t fanct getting neaped! We will get back one day ⛵️
Another great video. How to keep the boat warm in Winter.... Diesel heater! I will be fitting one to mine in the next month or two.
Superb filming and great content. Very good !
Glad you enjoyed it, Richard. 👌🏻⛵️
It's been a long time since I visited England. I had forgotten about the beauty of the countryside. Thank you.
Glad to be able to show it off 😁😁😁
Another great show, love Hank.
He's a super star indeed 😬
The River Dart looks so lovely. I enjoyed the drone shots of the mark also Hanks new collar, leash and life jacket. It's a wonder Hank didn't jump in after that seal!
Seals seem to freak him out a little, he doesn't seem to like them as much as he does dolphins 😁⛵️
Nice video and great music for your shots. Here in Australia I have the opposite problem where winter is just right and summer is too hot!
Beautiful guys. Cant wait to fly back Home to the Uk for a Visit and enjoy the amazing scenery. For now i have the palm trees and the pacific ocean a block from the house. Best wishes from San Clemente southern california. Love hanks Lifejacket. xxx cheers
Well I must admit that it doesn't sound too shabby in your neck of the woods either 😁⛵️
@@CadohaAdventures Yes its for sure nice here. If you guys ever come to California Dinner is on me by the water. Cheers stay safe. x
That river just keeps giving. Glad you're enjoying it!
It's amazing and we have it on good authority that there are even more stunning rivers dotted along the coast 😁😁
Great drone video! I really enjoy your channel.
Glad you enjoy it, June 😁⛵️
It just goes to show, that England is not just Fish and Chips and bad weather! Thanks for showing us ‘Good Olde England’ at her finest!! All the best Richard
The fish and chips are the cherry on the proverbial cake 😋😋😂
That was some fantastic drone work at the tower .I'm impressed.
Greetings from the West side of the pond! The beauty of England during this time of year and the way you have of showing it off continues to delight and amaze. Great drone work too!
It is a stunning place, and now autumn is in full swing, the colours and the smells are amazing too.
Fantastic , living the dream .
Another beautiful vid guys,England is beautiful,see you when you sail down to NZ✌️❤️⛵️
That would be the ultimate destination to make it to!! 😍⛵️
Beautiful area great video 👍👍
It really is. Glad you enjoyed it, Chad.
Fab! Thanks, for yet another stunning look at the beauty of the Southwest.
You're welcome, Ray. I can assure you that it's been our pleasure 😁
Thanks for another great episode guys. My list of must visit places grows every week. IMHO you are doing more for British tourism than most of your notable nobles.
Great video guys, Hank is just such a star !! Love this part of the UK we will be in Salcombe next week.
Amazing. Hope you get some good weather while you're down there 🙏🏻🙏🏻🍻
Beautiful pictures ❤️
It's a beautiful place.
Getting good with that drone mate! Also I love how you are showing people how beautiful England actually is!! Love you guys keep the videos coming 💙🌎
England is also showing us how beautiful she is. All of these unexpected circumstances which have unfolded have taken us on a journey we never expected, and we're actually really pleased with the way things played out, for many reasons ⛵️😬
Fantastic. You two are delivering such high level content. Perfect balance... Maybe a few map shots from time to Time for us Canucks who don’t know the area!
A few more map shots coming up! 👌🏻⛵️
"spiffy" .....great word that the "sail life" channel will have us all saying soon ! Love the video's ...keep them coming !
All credit to Mads over at @saillife for the expanded vocabulary 😁😁
You are such lovely people, doing it the best way taking the time to explore and make good memories.
We certainly took our time around the river Dart 😍😍😍
Nothing like having a a reason to go some where , I can’t sail around and just listen to the wind and wave .... but give me a purpose and I'm you man! Let's check out the day mark .... 3 days sailing , no worries! And I don't believe it's October. Cheers Warren
The weather was nice also today actually and had one of those I can't believe it's October moments again. 😁😁
Really enjoyed watching your drone footage of our home port! You captured the colours perfectly, thanks for sharing!
Glad to hear it. You're very lucky to have this as your home port. We're a little bit jealous 😁😁
Drone footage bordering on epic guys. Very cool to be here and explore vicariously through your lens.
Glad you enjoyed it. We try and make the next video just a tiny bit better than the last, bit by bit, slowly slowly 😁😁🙏🏻🙏🏻
Amazing drone footage of this beautiful area! Looking forward to more (sailing) footage of Hank and you guys! Enjoy and thanks from Amsterdam
First class filmography 👍
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it 🙌
Once again superb production and some gutsy drone flying. Personally, I might have exchanged a few choice words if I had lugged a 200kg rucksack up hill and down dale only to be told there was no swim at the end😉🙄⛵️. As an excercise, what is the longest you have spent on the boat non stop without getting off? How about trying a long stay (let’s say seven days) as practice for your world trip...food, water, how does Hank handle it, how do you two handle it...no use of mobile phones for two days⛵️⛵️⛵️⛵️
Ha ha, yes it's safe to say that I was very much over carrying of the bag by the time the day was done 😁😁
@@CadohaAdventures Come on Hank...make the team accept the challenge😉
Another fantastic video.
What a beautiful country...👏👏👏
Sailing in tight places like you are is not easy ...congratulations
Slowly slowly trying to get a little bit more capable although we still have a long way to go!
Lovely place and great footage, as usual. Looks like you three are getting your grove on with the sailing and liv aboard thing. Cheers!
So far so good, although we still have an English winter to figure out on the water 🌨☃️❄️💨
Stunning scenery and photography! loved the drone footage, looking forward to the next episode 😁👌⛵️
Glad you enjoyed it 🙏🏻⛵️
Your videos are amazing, keep up the great work!
Thanks, will try 😬
Great filming guys, really loved the walk and the cove. The weather has really changed now,but hope you are still nice and snug on your boat. Until next time, fair winds. Andy UK
We are all safely tucked up, and the weather has recently taken a turn for the worse, but all things considered, at least weather wise, we can't complain about the summer we've had 😁
Who needs to sail around the world when you have this on your door step
There is a fairly strong pull to explore more of these shores! 😍⛵️
@@CadohaAdventures I've sailed quite a few places around the Globe , you would be hard pushed too find a better sailing ground than the British isles . I'm in NZ at the moment wishing I was back home the beauty of the UK is we have lots of little harbour towns and villages with a bit of life and usually a good pub.😂
After seeing this i'm definitely heading to Dartmouth next season, looks stunning! Super video well done you two
You'll love it! If you plan to stay longer than a week, then you can buy the annual river pass which is about £90 and that'll say the 90p per meter harbour dues per night. I guess it's also boat length dependant but it saved us a load of money as we stayed for so long.
@@CadohaAdventures thanks for the info. I’m in Fowey so just a day sail. Thanks ginge!
Great video thanks for sharing. It's very beautiful in summer in the UK and the drone shots are awesome. We are coming to the UK in May 2021 for a holiday from Cape Town South Africa. Depending on Covid situation. Hope to see you guys. Stay safe 👍😀🍺🍺🐕🇿🇦
Fingers crossed it'll all have settled down by then and you can enjoy the summer and have a couple Bri's, English style (*cough, cough* BBQ's 😬😬)
@@CadohaAdventures 👍😂😂
Love you video warts and all it what makes them. I love the area around Dartmouth. On holiday in Devon in our caravan at the moment. Look forward to your next upload
Hope the weather is being kind to you there 👌🏻
As always I will have a spring in my step and smile on my face for the rest of the day having yet again, travelled with the three of you albeit virtually. Stunning as always Dom, Carly and Hank, thank you.
That in turn puts a smile on our faces, Jenny 😁😁😁
Amazing filming and presentation
I think you have an amazing talent
Probably the best sailing channel on RUclips
Keep them coming 👍
Not sure about that, but appreciate the kind words. Mostly just happy to hear you enjoyed the video. 😁
What are your plans this winter and next season
I think Dartmouth need to be paying you for the promotional material - looks incredible. Hella drone skills & spot on grading, nice one!
I wish, ha ha. Dartmouth has already paid us so much just by the way of experience 😁😁😁⛵️🍻
How come Hank always gets the cool stuff? Great vid.
Perks of being the start of the show most likely. About 90% of what's sent to us is for Hank 😂😂
Its about time to see a pretty face..!
And yes...England in the south is so very pretty!
Still great drone works...In the same battle field as Eric Aanderaa (NBJS) and his north Atlantic Shetlands & Faroes
Great work
Cheers
We moored up on that plastic pontoon on our way to Totnes. We got some water for our tanks at the yacht club there. We love Dartmouth. It’s so beautiful. I wish I had the confidence with a drone. I would love one.
Love the videos guys.
The Mavic 2 is so easy to fly that it almost flies itself. It really doesn't take to long to get the hang of. Although I have crashed it twice, both times not watching where I was going when flying very close to trees, so always have someone with you to watch the drone while you watch what your filming, would be my main advice if you want to fly one.
Hank's great day out! Another superb video with great drone footage. The windlass however looked under serious strain ......... snubber anyone?
You're right and we always snubber up normally when staying at anchor for a while but we didn't in the river because it was so calm, until the last few days when we really should have had something to take up the strain. 🙁
Hey guys, just been catching up on your adventure so far and it is awesome! Love the videos, down to earth and relatable. I sail on the east cost so be sure to look out for me if you're ever sailing along the Costa del Essex ;) Fair winds Cadoha! Nick
We will indeed, Nick. Stay safe! 🍻⛵️
Only just discovering this great series. Lovely video work, superb drone shots and tasteful music! As another relative novice sailor I am wondering why you did not put up a reefed main and jib to give you a bit more balance and control. Probably something to do with the currents, or was it just easier the way you did it? Although originally from Leicester (how landlocked can you get?) I sail on Lake Champlain in Vermont , so have never had to deal with currents - just fickle winds!!
lovely. as for wintering on your boat, if you so choose, look into getting heavy duty plastic wrap and creating a frame over your upper deck. this will allow you to use the upper deck for warm storage while living comfortably down below. oh, make sure your heater is working.
I think we're going to create some kind of tent over the top of it to carry out some winter work on the deck too. 😬😬
Those palms were Trachycarpus fortunei one of the most hardy palms in the Uk I’ve got one at least twenty ft in my back garden here in Birmingham.
Isn’t it wonderful when you have the opportunity to find beauty and perfection right in your own backyard?
Yes, Barbara, yes it really is 😁😍
You Guys Rock
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hi , a great site to see ,we have them fly over our home , It tells us when to start thinking of putting our thoughts in to putting our boat to bed for the winter and again in the spring to wake it up ,depending on which way their flying .Thirty 7 years this has been going on ,first heard them while putting a TV aerial up around 9 pm just getting dark .We have been out in the rib and seen them high in the sky and they have flown down to our eye level and flown along side us for 30 minuets between Mudeford and Hurst castle .They fly at around 40 mph and swans are quicker around 60 mph ,we saw two paddeling back to Mudeford once on our way to I O W .Four hrs later we saw them on our way back and slowed to see if they were OK as it,s unusual to see them out at sea , turning to the Bosons mate ,I said hope the don,t take off just now ,well they did wings out treading water and off they went ,throw a nob of coal on the fire mate, and we try to keep up ,45 knots later the mate is shouting ,you passed the entrance marker and that,s the harbour patrol over there ,Brake hard the water comes over the back ,never did catch the swans up . ASK GOOGLE hence we now are fast they all fly at .Have fun ,stay safe
Wow, I had absolutely no idea that was the kinds of speeds they could get up to?!?! 😳😳😳
Awesome bruh !!! As always!! Beautiful!!!
Glad you enjoyed the video 😬⛵️⛵️
Thought you was doing a remake of reach for the sky, or the battle of Briton 😉 insta photo top draw again 😎 looks like your smashing the anchor move on, practice makes perfect👍
Trying to improve our sailing and filming skills just a little bit at a time. Still plenty of room for improvement, especially in the sailing skills department 😬😬⛵️
Love the videos guys. I'm based in Portsmouth and I'm working on my freebie yacht and you're doing the sort of journey I've dreamed about doing.
It's been 7 years of on/off work so far, but I'll get there some day.
Thanks for the inspiration!
Hope you get there sooner rather than later, Mark, so you can spend as much time as possible enjoying it 😁
@@CadohaAdventures Thanks. Being freebie I sailed it for a couple of years until the mast threatened to come through the cabin roof. This winter's project is a new beam under the mast so hopefully I'll be sailing again next year. Three years is long enough without a sail. 👍
Another great vlog !!! You guys heading back up ???
Yes we are, Malcom. We both have work to get back to top up the old sailing funds again, and a truck load of upgrades we want to do 😬
Brilliant again, God I love Dartmouth. Drone skills are getting better and better. Belly rub for Hank and I look forward to the next one. As much as a repeat for Survival skills (Carly) would increase your viewers stay safe.
😂😂 no doubt, although in the interests of fairness she said I'd have to sport a mankini, and that would surely spell doom for any budding channel. 😬
The whistling made me want to jump off that beautiful cliff your drone was filming☺
Sailors seems to have dislike for whistling it seems 🤔. Noted 😬⛵️
@@CadohaAdventures Yes..whistling, yodeling and fruit on pancakes can make a sailor( or anyone) mental. ☺
Glad he likes his lifejacket!
He really does and we are much happier now that he has something so sturdy on him. We bought him a waterproof suit too and now he really looks the part for a spot of autumn sailing 😁
Hey Carly,
Cool channel and nice to see you starting the dinghy! Can you do a unedited cold start video yourself to show how many pulls it takes just you to get the motor started and running in your next video?
Also love the color on your toes in the video and what size are your pretty pedicured feet?
Take care and looking forward to more adventures!
Thanks mate. I'm a size 11 in running trainers although a 10.5 in most shoes and boots, but finding a 10.5 can be tricky, but a 10 just feels like it's squeezing my feet that bit much, apart from work boots, steel toecap boots for some reason I can wear a 10 no worries, although not the cheaper brands as again they seem to cut into the widest point of my feet, so I always spend some money on some new building site footwear! 👌🏻😎
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No, I was asking about Carly’s foot size and what color her toes are painted now?
Also if she can do a unedited cold start video herself on how many pulls it takes her to get the motor started and running on the dinghy when the motor is cold too her touch understand?
Did you go up to Totnes, it definitely is a fantastic river to explore
We did indeed. Interesting place, had kind of a rich hippy vibe to it 😂 Great cakes too!
@@CadohaAdventures its great when you turn the bend in the river and the church comes into view, I love the reed beds just before the last straight
Look forward to a Hank Cam segment, his point of view would be entertaining. Thanks for another spiffy vid.
There's already something totally Hank related in the pipeline 😁😁😁
@@CadohaAdventures Are you doing a branded Hankerchief for gentlemen?
Hi ,were those geese flying over or cranes or vultures / and what do make him carry in the ruck sack ? or is he on jankers ? Hank
They were geese which flew in formation past us every day 😍😍
It is a special feeling being alone on the sea or river. I hope to upgrade to a 32ft live aboard and do what you are doing.
Well very best of luck to you. It's odd just how much we enjoyed being on our own, as we both quite like other people, but the isolation just enabled you to lose yourself in the moment just that bit more 😁😁
I walked to Daymark last summer. Stunning place, looks so mysterious. And I had the same impression as you on the way: is it still England?
Quite a hike that coastal walk, but stunning 😁
Very nice, where are you off to next? Your MMSI has you heading out of Poole yesterday.
We haven't totally figured out where we're spending the winter yet, but we do now have a lot of work to get done so it'll be somewhere close to supplies and tools 😬⛵️⛵️
@@CadohaAdventures Good stuff, plenty of places around the Solent to choose from. All the best for your winter projects. 😎🗺⚓⛵❄
Aye m8’s, nice one! About the Daymark: Are there more of these around?
I don't know, I imagine others likely exist, but this is the only one we've seen so far on our journey 😁⛵️
There are a few dotted around the coast , maybe not as impressive as Dartmouth's. In Portsmouth sailors use the large war memorial on the seafront as a mark.
Liked the format of the video, less long chats at the beginning but spread out through the video. Just quick question, I did not see a springer line on the anchor chain, but I imagine you removed it before filming. Thank you for the video.
Do you mean a snubber? We didn't put one on in the river, but that last couple of days we wished we had 😳
@@CadohaAdventures Sorry, wrong word, snubber being right, you can save a great deal of heartache and expensive repairs by using one in tidal waters and strong/bad weather. You should have asked Hank, he would have told you. - Again liked the new format of your videos this week. thank you.
Will you live on the boat through the winter?
If you’re ever up the River Dart again let me know - I live in Stoke Gabriel and I will show you some spots - though Carly did a good job!
I have no doubt at all in my mind that we'll be back. 😁🙏🏻
cool ..... kingsweir is a nitemare , worked landscape gardner there one summer years ago ,, murder carting materials up and down those bloody gardens !! . oh and worked on building the new ( then , tho old now !! ) marina ,, that was fun .
The dart haven marina? I could imagine carting things up and down those hills would be rather back breaking, in fact I am now well aware just how taxing lugging weight up and down them is 😂😂
Fantastic filmmaking
Will there be Captain Undies emergency procedures in this video? lol
Warren Woods? Gotta go there!
There is a lifetime's sailing around these islands but you do need to embrace the weather....
Totally agree ........ it's not all sand, sea and coconuts.
Agreed, it's stunning and we feel really lucky to have been able to enjoy it from the truly unique perspective that you get from living on a boat. 😁
Make sure you don't lose signal with your drone flying through objects! If the auto return home kicks is the drone will fly into objects even if the have sensors
At time 0.51 Henk is not thinking about the camera the thought is "When are we going ashore I need to ......Cr*p"". I just LOVE your vids and not just this area.
Have you guys actually only had sailing lessons abs that’s it? Have you done competent crew or day skipper theory or anything like that?
I’m hoping it’s just lessons, gives me hope then!
Carly did a day skipper course, I've only had lessons with Eddie when we helped him move boats, and he helped bring our boat home, and of course I picked Carlys brain after she did her course.
I am planning on doing some training for things like sea survival, first aid, and hopefully the use of sea anchors and series rouges etc this winter.
@@CadohaAdventures music to my ears! We pick our first boat up tomorrow finally, so exited, she’s a Sadler 34.
8 more years and then we are going to do the same as you guys!
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As a matter of interest what drone do you use?
Micro climate Dartmouth. My favourite place in UK
How's about getting Hank a dog backpack and have him lighten your load a bit on the shore expeditions? 🙂
Now that is a great idea. About time he started pulling his weight 😂
@@CadohaAdventures Dogs love to have jobs to do. Mine used to carry his 2 small water bottles, and bowl, in a special pack and thought he was so clever.
Impressive how we discovered, what we call home! And we found that after all, foreigners (tourists) know our country better than us, do not they?
Well we certainly feel like we're on a voyage of discovery in our own back yard!
@@CadohaAdventures Now, imagine the poor wretches, anchored in bays infested with masts, marinas full, a great confusion of noise... And the covi waiting for you! Meanwhile, you're in Paradise, and it's your backyard.
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