Naughty Fred! Like a little baby he wants to be carried and not have to follow behind!! 😂 Watching your early season adventures is adding more destinations to our list!!! Excellent 👌
Boy, you had some great weather for the sail to Jura. We have yet to visit Jura on any of or visits, but it's on the list. Really enjoying your videos. Cheers!
Just watched #27 very interesting on the boat repairs and impressed with the eco dinghy engine 👍.... given your growing collection of whiskey, did you grab a bottle of Jura 🙂... this is such a great series and you and Kathrin make... its not just the sailing, the tips, the ongoing boat maintenance, but when you visit places, your narrative brings the location to you.. these are a pleasure to watch. Forwarded to the girlfriend who is now an avid fan... Great stuff, keep it coming, safe sailing and stay well. James Clifford (Jack)..
Hi James, many thanks for your comment! Much appreciated. Yes, we got ourselves a bottle of Jura (would have been rude not to…) but stocks deplete rapidly up here in the dry north…
My wife and I are enjoying your videos very much. We too sail on the West Coast of Scotland. You probably know this, but the kill cord should be attached to you, not to the outboard - just in case you fall out of the boat.
Thanks! Yes, you are correct and we know. We haven‘t tried out this magnetic kill cord yet. We should have - and there is no excuse for not attaching it correctly. Believe it or not, on our 15hp petrol outboard we always use it… will do going forward, trying to set a good example.
Lovely video! The views are amazing! Wouldn't it be lovely to have a scotch distillery right by the sea front, close to an anchorage somewhere in the Solent? :) Fair winds!
Could you make up a three-point bridle attached to the two D-rings on the bow and the attachment you are already using? Another solution might be to tow something like a weighted fender behind the dingy that would act as a drogue stabilising the dingy or a combination of both.
Naughty Fred! Like a little baby he wants to be carried and not have to follow behind!! 😂 Watching your early season adventures is adding more destinations to our list!!! Excellent 👌
Thanks! Yes, we definitely need to work on our relationship to Fred… 😂
Will you have enough time for all of it? It‘s a long way back from Iceland…!!
Another amazing video! Thx for sharing.
Thanks Florian! How are you keeping?
Wonderful video showing what a beautiful part of the world you are sailing in. Great team work!
Thank you Anton, always good to hear from you!
Boy, you had some great weather for the sail to Jura. We have yet to visit Jura on any of or visits, but it's on the list. Really enjoying your videos. Cheers!
Thanks Craig! You definitely should go there, but there is only one distillery… 😉
Just watched #27 very interesting on the boat repairs and impressed with the eco dinghy engine 👍.... given your growing collection of whiskey, did you grab a bottle of Jura 🙂... this is such a great series and you and Kathrin make... its not just the sailing, the tips, the ongoing boat maintenance, but when you visit places, your narrative brings the location to you.. these are a pleasure to watch. Forwarded to the girlfriend who is now an avid fan... Great stuff, keep it coming, safe sailing and stay well. James Clifford (Jack)..
Hi James, many thanks for your comment! Much appreciated. Yes, we got ourselves a bottle of Jura (would have been rude not to…) but stocks deplete rapidly up here in the dry north…
Fabulous 🤩
Fab.
Wonderful places and super video.
So sad I cannot make it this season. Will definitely be next year!
Thank you Maurizio! Your time will come!!
My wife and I are enjoying your videos very much. We too sail on the West Coast of Scotland. You probably know this, but the kill cord should be attached to you, not to the outboard - just in case you fall out of the boat.
Thanks! Yes, you are correct and we know. We haven‘t tried out this magnetic kill cord yet. We should have - and there is no excuse for not attaching it correctly. Believe it or not, on our 15hp petrol outboard we always use it… will do going forward, trying to set a good example.
Thanks for watching and for your valuable input, we will embrace it.
Lovely video! The views are amazing! Wouldn't it be lovely to have a scotch distillery right by the sea front, close to an anchorage somewhere in the Solent? :) Fair winds!
…at least I would know exactly where to find you… 😂😂
haha! yeah! :)
Could you make up a three-point bridle attached to the two D-rings on the bow and the attachment you are already using? Another solution might be to tow something like a weighted fender behind the dingy that would act as a drogue stabilising the dingy or a combination of both.
Thanks for your thoughts! That‘s exactly what I am going to do. I think some strong floating line might be good…