Arisaig to Glasgow day 6 Sound of Mull 43 miles
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
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you can watch a film about a girl with a Patreon account sailing in a hot place - plenty of those to choose from. You can watch them feed swimming pigs while wearing a bikini, sitting in a beach bar while wearing a bikini, waggling their tush while shopping in a bikini - the world is your oyster.
If on the other hand you want to encourage the making of films for sailors whose brains are larger than their libidos then maybe you need to encourage people to make the films you like..... or it will just be more bikinis
What wonderful videos you make, my husband has always wanted to sail around the UK and you have inspired him to make plans to do the trip. We are at the moment doing up a Northshore 38 and hoping to sail her around the world, but we think we will need to fly over to the UK and buy a small boat like yours to do the trip. Thank you once again for showing us a forgotten beautiful part of the world, Kim and John.
It sounds as though you will get to Stornoway before I will.
As I sit here on the headwaters of Pig Eye Creek and gloriously landlocked while my boat winters on Whidbey Island Washington, Your videos help me maintain a modicum of sanity much to the relief of my wife. You have provided an inspiration as I contemplate the coming sailing season. It seems that the vast majority (myself included) have always had the hurry hurry attitude while sailing the Pacific Northwest. (what? 3 knots? Best fire up the iron genny!) As I watched you drift happily along with the tide at 1.5 knots I realized I had wandered away from what sailing is really all about.
as the old cliche goes - it is the journey that counts... not the
arrival. Mind you. I no longer have the 9 to 5 so that helps a bit.
Dylan
Ugh! That sound - wind and waves!!! Can't wait to splash this spring!
Great video Dylan....scenery was stunning.....and the wind just right....doesn't get much better...
Simply amazing, as usual.
Another great one Dylan................................
Bacon and egg banjos in the sound of Mull does life get any better !
editing the film without eating bacon and egg sandwiches was bloody hard... feeling hungry now. It was a wonderful sail
Thanks great footage looked like a great sail
sail of a life-time I would say
beautiful landscapes
I love your videos
that is very nice of you to say so
A splendid passage - one to remember and perhaps to repeat...?
I would love to but looking very doubtful until I retire in five years time
Wonderful , just sailing ...
plus some editing
Nice one D.
Nice. Just nice.
Brilliant video , such beautiful views up there , what are all those squares in the water on google maps ?
fish farms I should think
10:37 The Queen rules the British Empire but MacBrayne rules the Western Isles - old Scottish saying.
Have you bought a new boat yet?? Great vid..
I am currently saving up for one so that I can start filming again.... in the lap of the tap
Another Westerly you think?
for scotland in winter it has to be a pilot house.... I spent two winters in scotland without heating - bloody tough on me and tough on the cameras as well. Damp kills cameras. Salty damp destroys them really quickly. Still a wonderful p[lace to sail though.
Thumbs up, for a lovely video.. :)
It was a wonderful sail - truly truly marvelous. Shame it was a journey
to deliver the boat to a yard where she would be on sale within a week. At some stages on the sail I was on the phone trying to find a cheap yard to sell the best boat I ever owned.
Everything on youtube is free.... sailing in scotland is not.
Bubbles! 😃
never sail without bubbles - more in future films in this short run. How are the daily gobbets working out for you?
Ehh… Now you’ve got me! Have to Google up that expression. Sounds funny - maybe it’s figurative, or something medieval? [a lump or chunk of raw meat] There’s so many accents to (maybe not learn but) grasp. When I visited Australia some years ago, it was like learning a new language. Anyway, cheers from 80-120 cm of snow and today ‘twas almost warm, just -12°C!
en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/gobbet