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Getting this neglected yacht back in the water
In this episode we finally launch our classic sailing yacht. Miss Rosie is a Great Dane 28, built in 1967 and built by Klauss Baess and designed by Aage Utzon. The Great Dane 28 was inspired both by the Folkboat and the Sisu Spidsgatter. She looks rather ...
I got my hand STUCK in an engine!!!
Hi everyone. In this episode we find out if our 50 year old Volvo Penta MD2B Marine Diesel engine is beyond repair or if it can be resurrected. We work on our radar arch and start getting Miss Rosie ready for the long sailing voyage back from Cornwall to ...
FREE YACHT – But how do we get it home?
Hi everyone. In this episode we get a new sailing yacht for free! Miss Rosie is a Great Dane 28, a classic and beautiful bluewater sailing yacht and in an act of unbelievable generosity she was given to us for absolutely nothing. We're now having to put ...
The calm after the storm. Sailing Yacht Recovery
Hi everyone. In this episode we take our last sail before the lockdown, moving our Snapdragon 24ft Sailing Yacht back to her mooring. We take a walk on our local beaches in search of the native wildlife of North Wales. And we interview the whole family f...
Engine failure at sea!! We had to be towed in!
Hi everyone. In this episode we sailing our Snapdragon 24 from Caernarfon up past Port Dinorwic/Felinheli as far as Britannia Bridge. On the way back though our engine failed and we have a bit of drama getting back into safe waters in high winds and big s...
SAILING TO SUPER REMOTE ISLANDS (in a bikini)- S2:E74
We sail to some extremely remote islands in the south pacific to Vanuatu. We might be the first travel vlog to visit this island, especially in bikinis! This channel is funded by viewers like you. Please help us keep this channel creating great content ...
Rebelling Against Normality: Sailing Mutiny – Season 1 Highlights and a Sneak Peek of What’s to Come
Join us on an epic adventure of a lifetime as we set off to explore the world on our 1974 Dufour 34 sailboat. We've decided to 'Rebel Against Normality'...hence the name "Sailing Mutiny"! Life, I believe, is best spent being enjoyed and shared with other...![6] Heading South down the Dutch coast and FREE oysters | Sailing Mutiny](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/PsffndQJQ3Y/maxresdefault.webp)
6] Heading South down the Dutch coast and FREE oysters | Sailing Mutiny
The final instalment of our time exploring The Netherlands. Join us as we head out into the sea again to travel down the Dutch coast calling in at Den Hague, the Oosterschelde and finally Cadzand-Bad for some well-earned beach time! We’re a youngish co...![5] Hoorn & Volendam on the Markenmeer, The Netherlands | Sailing Mutiny](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/UR8mO5FB6Pc/maxresdefault.webp)
5] Hoorn & Volendam on the Markenmeer, The Netherlands | Sailing Mutiny
In this episode we go and explore Hoorn and find out about it’s fascinating history before having an eventful sail on the Markenmeer en route to Volendam. We borrowed some bikes and headed into town to explore. Whilst staying at Marina Volendam we also c...
Sailing Mutiny Introduction: a sailing adventure of Northern Europe and beyond
A short introduction to who is behind Sailing Mutiny! We have taken a break from our careers to experience the freedom of travel and allow us to experience our world from a brand new point of view. Join us on our adventure as we explore The Netherlands...
Sailing with Wild Dolphins on the bow, North coast of France, English Channel | Sailing Mutiny
Couldn't wait to share this one with you! We were lucky enough to have eight wild dolphins join us on our sail along the North coast of France going past Brittany on our way South. They swam with us alongside and on our bow for 10 minutes. It was an amaz...![4] Sixhaven Marina, a thunderstorm and Exploring AMSTERDAM! | Sailing Mutiny](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/T52lEROyBdI/maxresdefault.webp)
4] Sixhaven Marina, a thunderstorm and Exploring AMSTERDAM! | Sailing Mutiny
So we have made it safely across the North Sea! It took us around 20 hours to get to Ijmuiden Seaport Marina from Lowestoft and was a much better sail than our previous one! We had a couple of nights to recharge our batteries then we began our journey into...![3] Going up the mast, Lowestoft Marina and a sail across the North Sea! | Sailing Mutiny](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/NvM-BcgsRLs/maxresdefault.webp)
3] Going up the mast, Lowestoft Marina and a sail across the North Sea! | Sailing Mutiny
We made it safely to Lowestoft after a very long, rough journey from Grimsby! We were all very pleased to arrive at 2am and we quickly crashed out into our beds! The next morning we sorted out the main halyard which had become wrapped around the radar re...![2] Dodgy Dinghy, an Accidental Swim and Leaving Grimsby for Lowestoft | Sailing Mutiny](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/t6GMtK4b-eE/maxresdefault.webp)
2] Dodgy Dinghy, an Accidental Swim and Leaving Grimsby for Lowestoft | Sailing Mutiny
This is the second episode sharing our adventure! This week we tested out our dodgy dinghy, our miniature Jack Russell - Scrappy - went for an accidental swim, we took him for a walk in the park and got Baremka (our 1974 Dufour 34) ready for the next stag...![1] Our first sail on our 1974 Dufour 34 and a trip to Hull | Sailing Mutiny](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/T8wKtXv-Ijg/maxresdefault.webp)