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WE VINYL WRAP OUR YACHT AND THEN RACE IT
Regular viewers might remember that a couple of months ago we showed you our new boat. A Squib. Well this week we show you what we did with it and take you on board for its first race We make these films just for fun, and we hope that you have enjoyed watching them however we have been asked on a c...
WHEN ITS TO STRONG TO LEAVE, BUT YOU GO ANY WAY!
Its not quite as bad as it sounds but if we didn't have to leave, we wouldn't have. The wind had been blowing over 20 for the last 4 days, and from the south west, the direction we had to travel in. Today it was still blowing over 20 but had switched around to a true west. Far from ideal b...
SO MUCH FOR DESERTED
So this week we leave the River Deban and head over to Titchmarsh marina in the Walton backwaters. The weather wasn't much cop and we had to motor the whole way but had a lot of fun once we arrived. We make these films just for fun, and we hope that you have enjoyed watching them however we ha...
ITS NOT SCARY REALLY
So this week we make the short journey along the coast from the river Orwell and into the river Deban. Its a pretty straightforward trip apart from one thing. The Deban is surrounded by large sandbars that are constantly moving and it always seems to get our blood pumping. This is the short documen...
THE CAMERA DOESNT DO IT JUSTICE
Man did it rain, and we only took the camera out for a brief period after the worst had happened so you really wont get to see just how much! Any way this week we leave Fambridge on the River Crouch, have a brief stop at Burnham and then head off further north to the River Orwell, were it rained, a...
YOU WANT ME TO DO WHAT to entertain our daughter
So if you watched last weeks episode you will know that we made the river Crouch our first port of call as the weather forecast didn't look to clever. And we were right, it was intermittent miserable with short periods of hopeful. So this week, rather than head out to sea we head further up riv...
HOW MANY BIG SHIPS!
Ok so its not that dramatic but on the first day of this years Foxwell Family sailing holiday we did come across an awful lot of large shipping when crossing the Thames estuary. We make these films just for fun, and we hope that you have enjoyed watching them however we have been asked on a couple ...
OUR NEW PROJECT BOAT can you guess what it is!
Ok so we'll make it easy for you. Its a Squib. A small, two person, racing keel boat which may not look that special but they are really sweet little boats. So with a growing fleet on the river Medway we have brought an old boat to do up so that we can join in with the fun. We make these films...
INFLATABLE DINGHY REPAIR 4 YEARS ON and what they dont tell you about the glue!
It was a miserable day, and while I was sorting things out at home I realised that it had been four years since I fixed the inflatable, and that some of you might be interested in how it worked out. This then reminded me of another repair that we made and the thing that we learnt about the glue. If ...
A SUNNY BANK HOLIDAY SAIL TO ESSEX
Not much to say really. It was a sunny bank holiday weekend, which almost never happens, so we wanted to make use of it and go for a sail. We have friends in Burnham who we haven't seen for almost 3 years and another friend who had just bought a Moody 29 in Burnham and who wouldn't mind ha...
NEW SAILS AND NEW RIGGING, this is what we have been doing
So when Daphy first came out of the water we got busy and did loads of the things that were on our to do list. Such as replacing the standing rigging, servicing the running rigging, fix the water leak on the calorifier, replace the hoses on the head ordering new sails and so on. Then of course COVID...
BIKES AND BOATS doesn’t get much better than this
Its that time of year when the weather turns cold wet and miserable which means its also the time to get Daphy out of the water. Its a chance to dry her out, do some of that boat maintenance stuff that always needs doing and as being on the hard at MYC is much safer than bobbing around in the Medway...
CRUISER CLASS RACING ON THE MEDWAY – BURTON CUP 2020 RACE 5
The Burton cup is an event held by the Medway cruising club every year in October. Spread over 4-5 weeks it provides some low key cruiser racing and its an event that we always enjoy. So this year we are again crewing for Steve and Kevin aboard their Hustler 35. Its not a particularly racy boat but ...
SAILING SINGLE HANDED. Tacking a boat with a large genoa!
So this week Ian gets a chance to just go for a sail, on his own, just for the fun of it. There wasn't much wind, although there was enough and it gave him a chance to figure out how to tack that big genoa on his own, even with the inconvenience of a wheel for steering! If you would like to le...
CRUISER CLASS RACING ON THE MEDWAY – BURTON CUP 2020 RACE 2
The Burton cup is an event held by the Medway cruising club every year in October. Spread over 4-5 weeks it provides some low key cruiser racing and its an event that we always enjoy. So this year we are again crewing for Steve and Kevin aboard their Hustler 35. Its not a particularly racy boat but ...
CRUISER CLASS RACING ON THE MEDWAY – BURTON CUP 2020 RACE 1
The Burton cup is an event held by the Medway cruising club every year in October. Spread over 4-5 weeks it provides some low key cruiser racing and its an event that we always enjoy. So this year we are again crewing for Steve and Kevin aboard their Hustler 35. Its not a particularly racy boat but ...
WHAT WE THINK OF OUR JEANNEAU SUN ODYSSEY 34.2
Although we have owned Daphi for around 6 months now, with the restrictions that were imposed by the government because of the Covid 19 pandemic, we haven't actually had that much of a chance to use her. But we have been able to spend a few weekends on board, plus a short cruise up the east coa...
SAILING FROM BURNHAM BACK TO THE MEDWAY – 2020 CRUISE DAY 7
After such a glorious first week the following week was looking much worse, with thunderstorms and strong winds forecast. So with this in mind we decided to cut the cruise short, head home and maybe spend some time out and about on the Medway when the weather allowed. If you would like to leave a c...
FROM THE TWIZZLE TO THE CROUCH – 2020 CRUISE DAY 6
So after some fabulous weather for the first week the forecast for next week isnt looking so good. With this in mind we decide to head back south to the river Crouch, to Burnham, to meet up with friends and make a plan for what to do next. If you would like to leave a comment and find that YouTube ...
EXPLORING THE TWIZZLE – 2020 CRUISE DAY 5
So today we enjoy our selves on the Twizzle, swimming in the river and exploring the boat yard If you would like to leave a comment and find that YouTube has disabled them again on this film, then please take a look at the community tab on our page. We will leave a discussion open on there so that ...
FROM THE ROCKS TO THE TWIZZLE – 2020 CRUISE DAY 4
So today we have a lazy morning at the Rocks then set off, out of the river Deben heading south west, and over to the Walton Backwaters. Here we follow the river Twizzle up to Titchmarsh marina If you would like to leave a comment and find that YouTube has disabled them again on this film, then ple...
ENJOYING OUR TIME ANCHORED AT THE ROCKS – 2020 CRUISE DAY 3
So after a lazy morning walk we left the Tidemill Marina and sailed back down river to the place called the rocks. I dont know how it got its name as its mostly just mud, like the rest of the east coast, but we found ourselves a little beech and had a wonderful time cooling off in the water If yo...
ENTERING THE RIVER DEBEN – 2020 CRUISE DAY 2
So with the forecast showing 10-15 from the North we decide to leave Shotley marina and pop around the corner into the River Deben. Turned out to be 25+ and bumpy, but once we dropped sails and put the motor on the family was much happier and the journey went well. Getting into the river is always ...