Making Cruising Plans on a Blustery Day | EPISODE 400!🎉
While hunkered down on the canal in the rain, we take a look back at a few of our moments aboard our sailboat and compare it to life now. There are similarities, not least the weather (yep, even on a canal boat we have to be mindful of the winds), but what about planning? Do you even need to think ahead when cruising the waterways of Great Britain?
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Liz and Jamie
00:00 The weather has pinned us in!
00:48 Introduction to our 400th episode
01:13 Contending with weather
05:33 Avoiding time constraints
06:36 Furry and not so furry friends
10:21 Passages and planning: short term
12:54 There is still much prep to do
14:23 Passages and planning: long term
17:14 The Wash
18:03 A boatperson always has planning to do
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While hunkered down on the canal in the rain, we take a look back at a few of our moments aboard our sailboat and compare it to life now. There are similarities, not least the weather (yep, even on a canal boat we have to be mindful of the winds), but what about planning? Do you even need to think ahead when cruising the waterways of Great Britain?
Thanks to you, it’s our 400th episode! 🎉
Our videos would not be possible without your support. Please give it a like and share if you can. You can also support our work at:
🎞️ https://followtheboat.com/pub/
😊 LET’S CONNECT!
https://discord.gg/WGtsJubdkE
https://www.facebook.com/followtheboat/
https://www.instagram.com/followtheboat/
📷Jamie’s Photography – https://jamiefurlong.com
🌻 https://youtu.be/jZkk4ZiFPeI
🐾 https://youtu.be/9574XmkhnbE
Thank you for watching! Please COMMENT, LIKE and SUBSCRIBE, it helps us get noticed.
Peace and fair winds!
Liz and Jamie
00:00 The weather has pinned us in!
00:48 Introduction to our 400th episode
01:13 Contending with weather
05:33 Avoiding time constraints
06:36 Furry and not so furry friends
10:21 Passages and planning: short term
12:54 There is still much prep to do
14:23 Passages and planning: long term
17:14 The Wash
18:03 A boatperson always has planning to do
USEFUL PLAYLISTS:
🏞️https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoE3FmplhAXP5VlTBa4OvRg2KfYRqM6K8&si=T4_70xgUm_z8qAzT
🎬https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoE3FmplhAXOldLfhuOabS98hpDoznn9r
🛒 FTB MERCH
https://followtheboat.com/shop
🎹 All Music from Epidemic Sound
https://www.epidemicsound.com/
@epidemicsound
OUR BOAT
57ft widebeam canal boat (similar to, but wider than a #narrowboat 😀)
🗺️ LOCATION
Low Lane Swing Bridge, Kirk Bramwith
53°35’44.4″N 1°03’53.7″W
#widebeam #sailingboat
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