Nearly CRUSHED! - Chapmans Pool Anchorage (2023)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 มิ.ย. 2023
- Shortly after entering the stunning anchorage of Chapmans Pool, Carly witnesses a landslide which very nearly crushed a family laying on the beach below. This place is breathtakingly beautiful, but be careful of the dangerous cliffs on all sides.
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Great video! One tip that may help when anchoring - we use a simple golf range finder. When we come into an anchorage and get ready to drop the hook, I check the range to each of the boats around us to ensure we’re not too close. I also check the range to a fixed point and re-check periodically to make sure we’re not dragging. Hope this helps.
Commenting to help the channel. Love your adventures and being a huge dog lover, Hank is such an awesome soul! My boat is currently sitting in Mexico, but man do you inspire someone like to me to sail the English coast. You should get some kind of award for what you do! Cheers guys!
Ha ha, that's very kind of you to say but truth be told, when the weather is on-side, this place sells itself, it's beautiful and we intend to capture and share as much of it as we can, here and of course on our anchorage guide here: www.cadoha.com/britishanchorages
Thanks for taking the time to stop by and say hi, we really appreciate it ☺️ 👌🏼
Love the rock fall that revealed those amazing fossils. Glad nobody was hurt. Well done Cadoha.
Yes it was super lucky no one got hurt but at the same time what a very unique treat afterwards with the 'new' fossils!
Chapmans to Poole in a strong NE. I'd turn West and reach down to Weymouth then jump on the train back to Poole! Great filming btw. You really show the UK coastline at its best.
Inside route at St Albans. So close you can spit on the rocks. Then just when you think its safe Anvil point gets you😂
another great job done by Hank
We owe him everything! 😬🐕🐕
The shipping forecasts served us well for decades!!!!
We couldn’t believe Hank was sleeping under that blanket! Such gorgeous scenery and so beautifully put together for us all to watch! Thank you!
You are finding really great anchorages, never heard of chapmans pool.
Cheers Warren
Amazing, I’m glad to hear we’ve shone a light on a place that you didn’t know about, that’s awesome!
Well the good news is we plan to keep doing exactly that and then sharing hundreds of great anchorages on this site here, so hopefully there will be even more inspiration for great British anchorages in the future 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
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Not only is Hank the star of the show, but he’s definitely one of the best editors in TH-cam history. All without posable thumbs!
Hank, if you’re reading this, Samantha, my St. Bernard would love to meet you. She thinks she saw you on some “app” and she said she “swiped right” on you??? I’m not sure that that meant, but she’s quite excited about it.
Ha ha, Hank loves big dogs too! 😊🐕🐕
She want me to also point out, she’s just “big boned”. 😂
I feel like I’m in a National Geographic special from my youth in the 1960’s well done your videos just get better and better.
Video & audio editing is beyond NatGeo quality. Just beautiful.
You guys a so lovely! Keep it up.
Thank you, you’re too kind. Carly is lovely, I’m more of a work in progress that you get to see a carefully curated 15 minutes a week of 😬😇
beautiful place.
That’s the truth! 👌🏼🙏🏼😊
Thats outstanding. You have done an amazing job, the place is looking really good, keep going both of you. xxx
I really think it's about time for some legislation to be introduced regarding lobster pots and other similar markers. A flagpole with a high Viz flag for the day and a. Light at night. A little black plastic ball is not helpful for avoiding a rope around your prop if you have to motor. Hank has such an amazing personality. The first dof I've seen that didn't jump in the air as soon as the word "Walkies" was mentioned. Hope your procedure went well.
I really like the idea of some kind of flashing purple LED light perhaps, if a certain distance away from the shore? Would make life soooo much easier and I doubt it'd even be that expensive to do?
The only issue I think may pot fisherman would have is the potential for easier poaching there catches?
Around here we get them dumped in the middle of the channels, most of which are very very narrow - those who drop them are just so thoughtless - is has become relatively common to see the makers washed up on the beaches - where ropes have been cut by hand or props so god only knows what is now lying abandoned on the sea floor….
@@terreyhills Actually,, I know of someone with a power boat whose props have been fouled twice by badly marked pots/nets. He's so annoyed about it that now if he comes across something like a tiny black plastic ball used as a marker, he makes a point of stopping and cutting the lines. Not sure I agree with this but it does highlight the point that something needs to be done to keep everyone happy, be it boaters or fishermen.
hope you're op went well fair winds
@@phedrob3735 that's really out of order. If he's had his props fouled then its as much his fault for not avoiding them as the fisherman's pot fishing has been around for decades, I don't object to having better markers but cutting the line and leaving the pots on the bottom is a terrible idea. In Iceland they have AIS markers on their fishfarms something similar for pots should do the job.
Well done episode as always, great footage great scenery rair winds and calm seas
Much Enjoyment 👍😎
Clotted cream on jam, no debate! Great Episode guys.
Hank is a beautiful dog!
Option 2. Hank is sleeping just like me...what the heck, why do I need to get up now, was just so comfy
Lovely.
Another great vlog!
Glad you enjoyed the vlog 🙏🏼😊
Hey we recognise that duck pond. We were at Worth Matravers a couple of weeks ago the Tea shop was closed but we had a Pastie and Cider at the Pub up the road. We walked to the Royal Marine memorial overlooking the Chapmans Pool. Great spot.
Wow! Been subbed for some time but rarely watch you. Nice episode. Thank you.
You’re welcome 😇
Good luck with everything Reg
Thanks, Reg, you too. 👌🏼
Funny you should mention your foreboding feeling.
I had my left hand crushed in a yacht's anchor chain there on June 11 last year.
The wind (and tidal flood) were south south westerly and so really choppy conditions.
The bow roller had already been ripped off by the anchor embedded in an isolated uncharted rock and the chain sawed backwards through the lockercover, when guess who tried to get it up in that chop by hand? I did free it but at a great cost.
A lift to swannage lifeboat station, a year on, four plastic surgeries and gazillions of physioterrorist sessions later and my hand has been screwed back together and has about 70% functionality and 40% strength.
On the road to recovery I've sailed single handed 🙃with various crews pretty much every week.
So my input to your anchorage resource is..... don't venture into chapmans pool especially on a flood, in any kind southeasterly (or southerly)......and don't ever expect to meet me in there.
Jeeeez that sounds awful! I think there are a lot more rocks on the ground than most people realise. We thought we were bedded into sand until we went to retrieve the anchor the next morning and sae it sat in a pile of small rocks!
@@CadohaAdventures I think it's vegetation, sand and well the clue is all around you.....chunks of rock.
Go with the flow.
Great video thank for sharing 👍
Brilliant episode Dom, stunning photography really showing the best of our coastline and countryside. The fossil finds were amazing, and so pleased no families were injured in the making of this video! Thanks one again for a highly entertaining, funny and educational episode. Wish I could leap up the companion way steps like Hank can!
Lovely video guys. It's so impressive, Dom, that you can produce these videos at the same time as captaining England against the Aussies
Don, If you do the voice over for an audio book, I’ll buy it just to listen to you voice. It so melodic.
Ha ha, it’s amazing what a really good mic and some audio editing can do to even my nasal tones 😂
Im glad hank is safe. Oh and his parents:)
I experienced this with Navionics. Something changed recently where it used to deal with being out range of mobile signal but now it doesn’t. It a good argument for a real marine chart plotter.
Yes I think you’re right. Think we may have to finally kit Cadoha out with some proper navigation equipment now.
Hi guys, wow absolutely beautiful place. It is so pictures, Thank you for sharing. Love your videos. Keep up the good work , Cliff from Logan City Queensland Australia 🇦🇺 from the big island 🏝️
Our pleasure! Thanks for taking the time to drop in and say hi, it means the world to us ☺️🙏🏻
Great Video !!
Thanks again for Beautiful video’s ,if you can go and see Lyme Regis. Beautiful greetings from Holland
We very well may do just that! ☺️
Awesome video as always!
Thanks
Appreciate it and glad you enjoyed coming along to another new spot with us ☺️
A really great insight to a place I should have, but never visited.
As a type 2 diabetic, scones are off the menu but back in the, like them with cream but not jam. My favourite scones are with currents and raisins and unsalted butter.
Last time I was in Cornwall, I couldn't find a tea shop that served fruit scones or Curnish Pasties! Haven't been back since.
Fruit scones with white flour are THE ONES! Clearly the worst for you, but that’s exactly why they taste the best! 😋
If you ever find yourself in Lanzarote, go to a place called Famara and head along the beach to the cliff face. There you can dig into the broken rocks of the cliff and pull out shells that were pushed up from the sea bed whenever the island was formed. I found it fascinating to be the first human to ever hold the shells that I found. Great video … as always👍
That sounds pretty awesome! One day I hope to do just that! 👌🏼
You Three are realy finding your own TH-cam vibe. Its wonderfull to watch you getting comfortable with your self chosen role of coastal ambassadors of the Brittish isles. Well done!
Great episode. Cream is like butter it should go on first. I live on the Devon Cornwall border it does get complicated. Keep up the good work.
Great places. I'm sure Hank is too polite to mention it, but perhaps a non-slip wrapping to the top/end rung of the bathing ladder would provide more grip whilst embarking or disembarking.
That’s actually not a bad idea 👌🏼😊
Another fantastic episode guys. What a lovely spot. You're right with the spring smells and my favorite's Gorse. BTW, as I hale from Plymouth, there's only one way to do a cream tea and that was the right way 🤣🤣. However, even if it's done (whisper) the Cornish way😞, I'll not be complaining😋. I wish you well for your minor op and thank you for taking us along with you and your amazing, beautiful ginger boy (no, not you Dom!!😂)
I can clearly eat them either way too and won't complain when the ingredients are all so delicious, I just find it funny how we all have a preference when it'd taste the same either way 😬
Superb production as always
Hi watching your anchoring at Chapmans Pool, I have use ,Anchor Pro App, all thought the Scilly this year and the Channel island last year. Piece of mind IPad left on the boat and if it move it of the range that you set it will email you. Found that it even help you get a better nights sleep if the wind is up. Thanks for the videos and the anchorage write ups. Martin
While at Chapmans pool, at one point I was standing on my boom with my phone as high as I could hold it...
Still didn't work!! 😑
Something terrible always happens when I go here, but its beauty is worth my horror!!
Stunning walks and views amazingly captured by yourselves.
Id take the choppy quicker route... Its not sailing to me unless at some point im manically trying to connect my jack line in fear.
💜💙
Hi, it is ment to be a good place for Bass fishing around there . Nice places . Kimmeridge is another place for rock falls and a lot of other areas down that way . Another interesting of the South coast . Keep going and have fun . 👍for Hank ,and his crew👍👍
Your videos consistently make me want to move to England ...Thanks for another great episode.
Hi there guys I travelled up to poole from Portland yesterday seen you guys on mooring by salterns marina, it was a flat calm to swanage & then it was like a washing machine all the way into poole heaven gutted not to see on the deck we would of waved & we all wanted to see hank ( sorry guys he's the star of the show)
Ah no, well hopefully next time our paths cross then we can say hi 🙏🏻☺️
Great film making guys, edits, shots, music and two really nice people with there nutty dog! Many thanks.
The best you tube sailing channel! Another fantastic video. Great filming and editing and Hank's staring role. Well done for building a useful anchoring resource. Well done and please keep it up.
Excellent! Your videography, content, subject, story and mixing of gentle music is beyond professional. It is Expert! I follow many sailing channels, yours is now streets ahead. Thank you!
For me I’d have gone on to Weymouth - moored up and got the train to Poole. The clay you came across is Kimmeridge clay and in that area is one of Englands few onshore oil wells.
I do love acquiring some more local trivia! Thank you 🙏🏼😊
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It’s Clive … that last shot showed a rotational slip failure in the grass covered deposits above the blue clays … it’s very weak rock hence the collapses and the erosion of the bay behind the headlands of capping sandstones?
The cinematic levels are going up on every single episode. Your drone shots are fantastic! Well done.
If I may, the rolling shutter aberrations are nasty. Specially on side to side shots.
Much love guys!
You guys are better travel ambassadors for GB than the royals. Great job. I enjoy the hell out of every episode you post.
We quite like our royals!
But Princess Carly and HER red topped Prince ARE definitely more interesting than the ones we exported.
Always Jam First, hope the procedure went well.
Making the most of rhe spectacular wearher we've had for the last month...how much longer 🤔
Great video and thank you for your anchorage guide...if you ever venture up the Bristol Channel (not likely, i know) you can have a meal on us in Cardiff...
Enjoy the 🌞
I think we very well may be adventuring up that way at some point as we want to start filling in much more of anchorages available to us all around the country, on our anchorage guide 🙏🏻☺️
@@CadohaAdventures
Some nice spots here, in the right conditions... we're looking forward to experiencing them this year after spending too long fixing our boat.
Look forward to seeing you up this way...
Thank you for your free anchoring guide. I'm hoping to get from the East Coast to Devon this year and will certainly use your guide. You need to come to the East Coast its only a bit scary 😂😂😂
I think the fossils you found were originally embedded in the same type of mud in which your anchor was embedded. I would return to England just for the scones and clotted cream. Another superb video.
oh yeah, your in the Kimmeridge shale area. I'd probably be over there picking through for fossils (if I though it had stabilised after the rock fall).....oh LOL, I'd paused the video to type this in just before you got off of Cadoha.....
I was a little more apprehensive than the video looked in real life when I rummaged for some 'fresh' fossils 😬
Hey guys. Awww. We loved that film. So great to see you out there. Loved the fossil finds. Did you by chance find the huge ammonite fossil-on shore near the weeded area and by the ramp. It’s massive. Can’t wait for more sailing stuff
Hhi guys I started watching you pair when you started now will keep on till whatever Cheers n beers Marty Australia ps I'm a living fossil
Sail round to Waymouth and get the train to Poole 😎😎😎
that tea in worth matravers, did you get to the square and compass pub?
Wind against tide at St. Albans head is not fun (been there, done that and nearly washed the sails)! I would probably take it much wider although it is much longer it is better all round.
In the sense it wasn't too bad, we took the last of the eb tide to head out of Chapmans pool and carry us out and round to a point where we felt well away from the race, then with some wind and slack water we actually sailed round St Albans head fairly quickly and so it wasn't too much of a stress in the end 🙏🏻☺
It looks like mud shale and is known as Kimmerage Shale. And yes, indeed, you will have been the first people ever to set eyes on the remains (fossils) of those ammonites that fell to a sea bed in what is apparently known as the Kimmeridgian age (157.3 and 152.1 million years old) from the Jurassic Period. Yep … wow! 😮
You could have wizzed across the bay to Waymouth and jumped on the train to Poole. Sail Safe Guys, Ant & Cid.
I think that rock is called blue lias..
Ahhhh, appreciate it. It felt reasonably soft, you know, as rocks go.
You could use a golf range finder to measure distances if your not sure how far you are away from things.
3 phone network- works at chapman pool, just move about till you get it.
Least bad option for Poole in a NE and Springs? Go to Weymouth and catch the train 🙂
12mo4 4 hours, definitely take the 4 if swell less than 3m to 3.5m
Clotted cream, then jam then clotted cream then jam then maybe the top of the scone. I have noticed at the start you were heading east (land on the port side), quick trip into Weymouth for supplies?
That would have just been us leaving the anchorage which is a bay wrapped all around us.. ☺️
@@CadohaAdventures OK, film makers B S allowed but at time 2.34 under the headsail it appears to be portland in the far distance. I love ❤🧡💚💙💜your channel and not trying to pick holes, it is motivating me to get my Rs in gear and do what I had planned for this summer rather than weeding the garden, doing housework and drinking the homemade beer.
@@johnfoster3286 It probably was Portland behind us, way off in the distance, I'm not sure you'd be able to make it out on the video though, but that is us leaving the anchorage and just turning east.
They draw you in with fresh fossils and then the second landslip gets you!
When you were on your 1st hike (about the time you were at the cottage), it looked like a grass covered pyramid be hind you. Was it an ancient burial barrow, or a natural phenomenon?
More Hank less Dom😂😂😂
Ha ha, fair 🤣
Sacrilege the jam always goes on the bottom
This is the way! 😬
Go round St Alban's at slack water ish
That’s exactly the option that presented itself to us 😊🙏🏼
What is the breed of your dog. Looks just like my Rhodesian minus the ridge
He’s a Hungarian Vizsla so about half the size and no ridge. I do love a ridgeback, handsome dogs!
Can you please explain to us how you/ppl are permitted to cross the lands. In Canada, we aren't permitted to cross private land without permission.
Many private lands often have covenants on them stipulating public rights of way, not all, but many. You often know in England when you're about to enter truly private land as there's usually a huge sign saying 'PRIVATE LAND - KEEP OUT' 🤣
Did you not go to the Square and Compass when you were in Worth Matravers ? It is probably the best pub at least in Dorset and probably the world !
If you take the inshore passage round St. Aldhelm’s (sic) Head you should go so close to the shore that you can’t see the Coastwatch Station in order to avoid the overfalls.
@@markbennett9787 no we didn’t, but it was recommended to us. If we’d stayed an extra day then I’m sure we would have ventured in there, but sadly it wasn’t meant to be this time.
England is criss-crossed by public footpaths and bridleways. The south-west peninsular is blessed with a coastal footpath all the way round. Scotland has a right to roam.
THE PYRAMID ??? At 8:26 there looks to be a pyramid behind you as you are walking along.
Time it to get to Anvil Pt at slack water low get flat water and no foul and the young flood to get you past the gnarly bir off St Albans and past Anvil before it builds too much. Hand fast only races on the ebb
Wow I just love England. Can you basically walk anywhere without asking authorities?
Hi. In Great Britain, of which England is a part, the rambler in the countryside must keep mostly to clearly defined footpaths and bridleways.
However, in Scotland, which is another part of this " United Kingdom", there is no law of trespass, so you can walk wherever you want, but it will be raining and you will be driven mad by midges (no see 'ums).
@@nicholasbell9017 oh my goodness. Thank you for the clarification. I'm sorry to have lumped it all into one word (England). It's such a beautiful place. This channel really makes me want to visit. I hope to steer clear of the no seeums though. 😂❤️
Jam on top of cream. Anything else is uncivilized.
If you are not receiving a shedload of money from Discover Britain, there is really no justice in the world at all. Superlative videography! Now come and do Ireland, please....
Bloody good suggestion. Your south coast promotional content must be worth £50/100 K a year. It's not just your videos but online reference library content.
Nice Ammonite finds, they have a scientific name but can't remember off the top my head.
Does it matter?! One of the most important issues of our time and you’re asking “does it matter?”????!!!!
Cream on top. Always. No arguments. Wrong side of Tamar don’t know what they’re doing. 😉
My option get a taxi
Ha ha, not the worst idea in the world, that's for sure 🤣
Ah isn't she beautiful with all the sails set
Can’t believe what a difference it makes! About time too! 😊🙏🏼⛵️
What kind of fossil are they, if u know of course.😀🌈
I wish I was more of a fossil geek, but I have a feeling that some people watching will likely know ad hopefully chime in to educate us both on the matter ☺️🙏🏻
@@CadohaAdventures Thanks forreplying Dom, Carly
🌈 *Promo sm*
Hey let’s stretch your legs way up north or to the Bahamas. One senses that Carly is game but your verbosity intrudes on content.
Brevity with impact, please!!!
Let’s go sailing!
Save the verbiage for your book.
Cant you pair read? Do you know how many lambs are killed by mild mannered pets every year? Farmers are allowed to shoot doge not on leads, shame the owners dont get that treatment.