Rathmines RAID on 9 and 10 December 2023

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  • Опубликовано: 11 дек 2024

Комментарии • 10

  • @andrewbainbridge5573
    @andrewbainbridge5573 6 месяцев назад

    Great stuff facinating history, thank you to you and Paul for an insight to the good life.

  • @mikeu5380
    @mikeu5380 11 месяцев назад

    Thank you, Mark, for the historical insights into the region. I always enjoy sailing with you, Paul, Bruce and the entire Sydney Raid group, albeit vicariously from the currently frozen Japanese north. Cheers!

  • @MrPilgrimuk
    @MrPilgrimuk Год назад

    One of my favourite aircraft of all time and Paradox! Thank you! Merry Christmas!

  • @anthonywoollcombe9767
    @anthonywoollcombe9767 Год назад

    Enjoyed that very much …thanks Mark

  • @NAMDNYH
    @NAMDNYH Год назад

    Beautiful music, beautiful boat.

  • @chriskeevers9913
    @chriskeevers9913 11 месяцев назад

    As a local to Rathmines / Fishing Point I enjoyed the footage of the WW2 base, I haven’t seen this before, great find indeed, as a member of the Newcastle Hunter Trailer Yacht Association we use the seaplane ramp for our OTB group and Styles Point is our base for most of our activities, It’s a very protected anchorage in most winds, Pamela B is a work of art and a true enigma, thanks for a very informative clip.

  • @mitchgibbs5304
    @mitchgibbs5304 11 месяцев назад

    The C47 of the ocean imo.. there’s a lovely “black cat” being restored at Shell Harbour. A recent trip to Townsville showed a tragic accident with a PBY in WW2. Fascinating legacy where form and function produced a lovely looking machine.

    • @Cruising_Pamela_B
      @Cruising_Pamela_B  11 месяцев назад +1

      I had a segment on the catalina crash on Lord Howe. The cat flew out from Rathmines. But it got cut in the editing!

  • @MikStorer
    @MikStorer Год назад +1

    Some neat history and some stronger wind sailing. ""
    With the Oz Geese we find once about about 18 knots of wind that a reef allows the boat to point higher upwind because of the reduced drag of the sail luffing or flapping most of the time.
    But it is important to have the right amount of sail to keep the boat moving well in the lulls.

    • @Cruising_Pamela_B
      @Cruising_Pamela_B  Год назад +2

      Going home on the Sunday i had a couple of rolls on the boom as I wasn’t in a mad rush and just wanted a comfortable ride home. To my surprise the speeds on the GPS were the same as with full sail up on the Saturday. Could still do with a bit more sail in the light weather.