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It's taken me 18 months to get round to doing a channel trailer. This is just a few short clips of previous videos for new viewers. If you don't like this video - then you certainly won't like the rest. I think this trailer disappears if you subscribe; then the latest video pops up o...
In this episode I hurt my knee, Meet some young trans Atlantic sailors,
watch the start of an ocean rowing race, go exploring, look for an old man trail, checkout fender rubbige and make a cup of tea.
The Atlantic challenge rowing race featured has now taken place however, if you are interested here...
Wow. Part 11. I originally thought I would do about 4 to cover the entire journey. Anyway, here is why the berthing manoeuvre into Brighton went so badly wrong, a look at the biggest marina in the UK, then off to Eastbourne. And a big plug for Eurotek Marine in Brighton who did a same day servic...
In this action packed episode, My friends yacht 'Moonrise' gets hit by another boat, dead people and castles, I get attacked by a Portuguese eagle (nearly), lots of bad seamanship and boat bedlam, harassed by a helicopter, cold water diving, dragging anchors, more boats trying to hit me, I...
Goodness. This is the 6th video this month. My aim is still to do one per month, but at the same time I like to be as 'real-time' as possible so I will try and keep up with the journey as it happens. This episode covers a major milestone - getting out of the Bristol Channel and round Lan...
The fourth video in quick succession. Probably best to start from pt1 if you have stumbled on this one first. Doom Bar stretches across the Camel Estuary and must be crossed to get to Padstow Harbour in Cornwall, England. It has a fearsome reputation and has claimed many ships and lives over the l...
It was a shame not to be able to spend more time at Lundy Island - I didn't even manage to go ashore. However the weather for the trip to Padstow (or at least the anchorage just round the corner at Port Quin Bay) looked to be perfect. But things don't always go exactly to plan do they...
Rough weather and hard sail into Camarinas Spain and meeting with another Brit on his boat Moonrise. Together we save a boat that was adrift from going aground and certain damage.
Featuring sailing around Cape Finisterre, Muros, Portosin.
Hope you are enjoying the series. Thanks to all for your supp...
March at last. Nearly feels like Spring. I have now given up work, so sorting out my Finances becomes a very real item on the agenda. There are still (quite) a few things to sort out on Serenity before I set sail. Plus - 'How do I get out of this place' - leaving the Bristol Channel does...
Well, that's got February out of the way. February in the UK is a cold horrible month. Nevertheless, voyaging plans continue. I'm starting to get Serenity ready. How many tin cans of food can I store on board? - A lot it turns out. Also, I have finally joined the 21st century and starte...
I Single handed sail from Georgetown Bahamas to Puerto Rico and learn that I never want to do that again. In the beginning I am just a little bored but by the end due to exhaustion and bad weather things get bad!
I also show you how to make a conch horn!
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The day starts the collision alarm goes off. Sailing back across the Bay of Biscay, but will it be kinder to me this time? A typical few days on passage as we talk about Ais, spinnakers, torn sails, food onboard, Marmite, being becalmed and getting off shore experience of long haul sailing.
Lots of ...
For the record: Millie's had a ladder of one sort or another for the last 8 years, since she was a kitten, and we even have footage of her using it, have a look here:
She hadn't fallen in for more than 5 years before this. We still don't know how it happened, but we suspect the curr...
So, what's the grey-haired old bloke got in mind then? Well, I thought it was about time to start setting a few timescales and make a bit of a commitment regarding future voyaging plans. Of course, as we all know, the best laid plans of mice and men etc...But of course now it's on YouTub...
A guided tour around my engine. Have you noticed how proud I am of how accessible it is? Just-in-time replacement of the sacrificial anode. Plus, I couldn't stand the plastic taste of the water any more - so I fitted a filter, and a new tank, and replaced the leaking water foot pump.
Some tips on how not to do boat modifications. Plus, the dreary start to August finally turned into good weather and my daughter visited and managed to get a sail - how seriously she took the whole thing I am not so sure. Plus, small town Carnival fun.
Flaming June at last. Lots of sun, but no wi...
Im Juli 2016 segel ich Non-Stop von Enkhuizen in den Niederlanden nach Skagen in Dänemark. 422 sm! Ein echt toller Törn, der riesig Spaß gemacht hat! Facebook: M Jambo Sailing
Finally some decent sailing weather to test out my newly fitted Lazyjacks. And why not try out my recently repaired Tiller Pilot at the same time. All in all a really nice day out. But there's always room for a few mistakes...
Flaming June at last. Lots of sun, but no wind. Lazy Jacks fitted - a bad workman blames his tools they say. A Summer motor on a calm day round the buoy and back. One wheel better?
Just About Sailing. A light-hearted video diary of a sailboat liveaboard.
Replacing the log paddlewheel while Serenity is still in the water. Is that even possible without sinking? Scary. Plus a lovely sail where everything works!
Just About Sailing. A light-hearted video diary of a sailboat liveaboard.
After 5 days at sea sailing solo, (the last 3 had been in foul wet miserable conditions) I make land fall in Viana Do Castelo before then making for the border with Spain.
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Some raw footage showing the miserable, wet, cold and nasty bits of my journey north in the Atlantic ocean.
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In this episode I continue my way onto Nanaimo after getting through Porlier Passage and Dodd Narrows.
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