Tide and a windshift brought the boat close to the sandbank; YTW2024/02
Welcome aboard for an exciting YouTube Wednesday adventure on motor vessel lady leiselot as Captain Liz explores the stunning Nature Reserve de Basten, navigates the sands and tides, shares delicious Dutch delights, and sails through enchanting waterways in this entertaining episode. Join her now!
Navigating the Sandbanks of De Basten
In the summer month of June, Captain Liz finds herself anchored in the Nature Reserve De Basten. This enormous reserve is dotted with tidal flats and sandbanks, a perfect backdrop for an intriguing adventure.
A Wind Shift’s Influence on the Anchor
The day before, Captain Liz had experienced the wind blowing from the east. However, now, it has shifted to the west, causing her boat to turn 180 degrees in the water. She notes that her depth is now at 2 meters, down from 4 meters previously.
Careful Anchoring Strategy
In preparing to lift her anchor, Captain Liz considers the effects of wind pushing her boat towards a nearby area with more depth. She plans to raise the anchor very carefully and quickly reposition her vessel in deeper waters before unhooking it completely.
Navigating Up the Doel River
Following a lift, Captain Liz makes her way under Muiden Bridge – a landmark consisting of three bridges (two for trains and one for cars) with an 8-meter clearance. As she sails toward the Doel River, her boat picks up speed, thanks to the tidal current pushing it northward.
Taking a Pause for Dutch Treats
During her journey, Captain Liz reflects on some quintessentially Dutch treats, such as the giant ‘merpijp’ cookies. These sweets and a cup of coffee provide her with a short respite while navigating.
Sailing Through the Swan Colony
Captain Liz also takes the time to observe an enormous flock of swans in the area, appreciating their beauty and realizing how different each bird is. These majestic creatures make for a memorable sight as she sails through.
An Engaging YouTube Wednesday Journey
Captain Liz concludes this exciting YouTube Wednesday adventure with thoughts on how it’s important for viewers to enjoy the journey, both on the water and through online content. By hitting that thumbs-up button and subscribing, they can show their support and help create more such enjoyable episodes.
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Conclusion
In this delightful YouTube Wednesday installment, Captain Liz brings her audience on a fantastic journey through the Nature Reserve De Basten. Sailing among sandbanks and tides while sharing scrumptious Dutch treats and encountering an elegant swan colony make for a captivating experience.
Navigating by land and sea, she brings viewers closer to the beauty of the Netherlands’ waters. Whether it’s watching how wind can impact boat positioning or appreciating the power of currents on navigation, there are lessons for all onboard this fantastic voyage.
Aboard Motor Vessel Lady Liselot, you’re not just witnessing a journey – you’re experiencing an adventure filled with surprises, natural wonders, and a dash of Dutch delicacies. Don’t miss out on the next exciting escapade. Subscribe to the channel for more thrilling experiences like these!
YOUTUBE WEDNESDAY! This is the 2nd video in this serie. If I succeed, I will publish my cruising video's on Saturday and "All the footage gathered on my SSD" is for this YouTube Wednesday series. So After weeks of rain teh Netherlands (well at least the part where I am) enjoyed a beautiful summer evening. We almost forgot how that felt. And whilst enjoying this evening, I remembered the footage I had from me being on anchor in nature reserve The Biesbosch.
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Tide and a windshift brought the boat close to the sandbank; YTW-24-02
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Waarom ik alles in het Engels doe?
Omdat ik video's kijk van Fransen, Denen, Noren, Spanjaarden, Portugezen, Duitsers én heel veel Engelstaligen die allemaal Engels lullen en ook bootjesmensen / liveaboards zijn. Want alleen dan kan je je ervaring wereldwijd delen. En wat blijkt? Mijn video's worden in 127 landen bekeken (zie S03/E01 voor de lijst). Veel van mijn kijkers en abonnees zijn Engelstaligen die mijn video's helemaal top vinden, omdat ze óf familie hebben uit Nederland, of hier jaren geleden zijn geboren en door omstandigheden nu elders op de wereld wonen. En, dat ik dan Engels spreek met een accentje (net als de Fransen, Denen, Noren, Spanjaarden, Portugezen, Duitsers overigens) dan interesseert hen dat helemaal niets.
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Tide and a windshift brought the boat close to the sandbank; YTW2024/02 Locations
- The Nature Reserve De Basten, where Captain Liz anchors her boat amid sandbanks and tidal flats for an exciting adventure. (52.287,5.0341)
- Muiden Bridge - a notable landmark consisting of three bridges with a clearance height of 8 meters, where Captain Liz sails under on her journey up the Doel River. (52.2783,4.9852)
- Swan Colony - an enormous flock of swans that grace the area with their elegant presence during Captain Liz's navigation through De Basten. (52.2849,5.0014)
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2024 is Season 4 of Sailing MV LadyLiselot. I am Henk-Jan (1965 - I know, one would not tell), a #liveaboard on this #trawler #yacht where I live, work, #singlehanded sail and enjoy life in #thenetherlands. She is a 1980 49ft Blue Ocean Trawler and named after my daughter: "Fien Liselot". Build in Lien Hwa Boat Yard (established in 1978). Lien Hwa Boat Yard builded boats for several OEM partners included Blue Ocean (Holland – power boats), Little Harbor (US – sail boats), Marine Trader (US – power boats), Trade Winds (US – power boats). This channel follows a format: "Join Henk-Jan, whilst he cruises with Lady Liselot". That's it. This automatically means: no boat tour and no boat jobs. These subjects do not fit the format. EASIEST WAY TO SUPPORT ME? 1. Subscribe to the channel! 2. Buy me a coffee using the [Super Thanks] button 3. Help me build a fund to pay the loan I took to get my engines rebuild. Please donate via https://www.gofundme.com/f/mvladyliselot
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