
The First Englishman to Dance With Yemeni Fishermen!
March 31, 2010 by followtheboat | Language: EN Play Time: 00:06:05 | SAILING YOUTUBERS

Here’s a clip of me busting some moves with fishermen from Yemen. It was part of the celebrations that were held in our honour when we sailed through Aden with the Vasco Da Gama rally.
I am the first Englishman to dance with Yemeni fishermen. Actually I think the accolade I was awarded by the coastguard who gave me this video clip was that I was the first foreigner to lead a troupe of Yemeni fishermen.
There’s more info on this event at www.followtheboat.com
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