A tricky sail to windward down the English Channel | Victoria 30 'IBIS' | Lowestoft to Plymouth
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 มิ.ย. 2024
- I crew onboard 'Ibis' a Victoria 30 designed by Chuck Paine and owned by Skipper Ian Abbot. Ian was set to take part in this years Jester challenge to the Azores which starts from Plymouth. Keeping his boat on the east side of Britain this meant quite a long passage to get to the start point...so I offered some assistance. This is the passage from Lowestoft to Plymouth where we experience head winds and strong spring tides for the duration of the 5 day trip.
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Thanks for sharing. Good cruise. Your assistance in passage the Lowestoft-Plymouth certainly helped Ian prepare for the main target - Jester Azores Challenge 2024.
Sam Tyrrell. Thanks so much for making this video. It captures the challenges and highs and lows of our passage down channel brilliantly. It was certainly a bumpy ride. I'm sending this message from the Azores so a huge thank you for your part in getting me here. No steaks on passage here but My cooker will forever be Samuel Taylor Cooker.
PS George is dead
George II is AWOL
Sven is tied in knots
Water seems to have found its way in everywhere.
Repairs start tomorrow.
Thanks Ian, enjoy exploring the Azores and hopefully the repairs won't take long 😎
Real sailing , enjoyable viewing well edited. My new pontoon neighbour has the same boat. Very nice lines .
Great vid Sam, cheers from NZ
Thanks for posting, really enjoyed, and made all the better by being berthed three boats down from where you ended up in Mayflower marina. Fair winds
Thanks Sam, nice sail and video. Cheers from Oz.
Some beautiful skies there Sam. What a year it's been so far for sailing weather though 😕
Super video Sam 😀
Thanks for watching 😎
Cool video very nice passage. Bet the bar stools were rocking
Couldn't find the promised lazylink in the description, to the jester challenge despite not using a sextant.
Had to use my own initiative and the magnifying glass icon.
Thanks for watching, links have been added 😎
Looks like a really nicely setup and well kept little boat. I wonder how he rigs a storm jib? Love that cooker, they're beautifully made. I did explore buying one at one stage but they're not cheap new, plus shipping fee here to Aussie. I suspect Ian's steak cooking skills could be vastly improved ;)
Yes they are not cheap units and the spare parts would also need to be acquired. I found in Aus any steak that isn't chargrilled is not worth eating 😆 this one tasted pretty spot on to me.
In the UK you need to source your steak so it isn't pumped full of water. This was from M&S but still full of water. I suspect the point is more the chips. How many boat ovens will cook oven chips
@@ianabbott751 The chips looked delicious. I hadn't realised this was the version with an oven. Those cookers are a real work of art. I'd give my back teeth for one.
I have a removable inner forestay which I can hank on sails. I have a No1 a No2 and a storm jib. Yet to use the storm jib. And long may that last.
@@ianabbott751 nice!
Good video! Lots info 👍
Any thoughts on the Vic 30?
Thanks for watching, The Vic 30 was nice to sail and well balanced in a stronger wind. Comfortable cabin. A good layout internally, lots of locker space and good sized forward cabin.
What is your camera mounted on to compensate for the boat rocking?
Go pro 12 has excellent motion stability, no gimbal
@@samsails9820 Thankyou very much for that. Enjoy your boat. I am alas boat less.
@@dulls8475 thankyou for watching