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7 hours of non stop sailing footage, unedited and with no music and no overdubs, just sailing, no bullshit.
So this is not one of our normal episodes. It’s almost like an archive but we thought some people might actually enjoy it.
It’s the footage from an entire trip bringing Miss Rosie, our GD28 back from Mylor Yacht Club in Falmouth to Pwllheli over 6 legs. nearly 400 nautical miles spread over a couple of weeks.
We’ve not edited any of this, it’s just the raw footage, with the original audio.
So in a kind of way it’s the closest thing some people can get to coming along on a long sailing journey with us. So for those of you who sail you may find this boring but for people who don’t they may like to just put this on in the background as a kind of moving, relaxing, wallpaper and get some sense of being part of the journey.
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