Sailing Solo 2024 The Thames Estuary Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- By Wind & Tide. Clumsily Following in the Wake of Masters of the Past. James attempts to demonstrate the use of Wind & Tide to Sail in the Thames Estuary without the need of an Engine.
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Very nicely done James. Some real expert navigation there to get around all those sand banks and shallow river entrances. I also be nervous about dragging the anchor in those narrow rivers, and waking up on the riverbank. I tip my hat. Respect.
Patrick. Your are far too generous and kind about my rather tame sailing these days. The Thames Estuary is always demanding but I think I've clocked about 30,000 NM just in these waters. I have not dragged anchor for many many many years and I anchor a lot. The trick is to be in the right place, try to find a plateau or even a hole to drop the anchor on or in. And to move the moment a wind shift is due. I've been very peaceful even in the strongest winds by choosing the right place. We are so lucky to have those choices here. Lovely that you messaged me. Thank you for watching ... James
The walks along the anchorages of River Orwell are delightful. An expert sailing makes it look easy to navigate these demanding and beautiful waters. Also thank you for the book recommendations "Thicker than Ice" and "Orca".
Thank you very much for watching the video. And thank you for the very kind comment. You will enjoy 'Orca' and 'Thicker Than Ice'. Fair winds and stay safe.
impressive skills, thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching
Nice sailing, good timing👍🏼
Thank you
How deep is your keel?
1.83 but with all the gear I carry I allow for a bit more.