Sailing to Brixham and waiting out the storm(s)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2020
- We find ourselves recently arrived in the port of Brixham, having just sailing over from Portland and before we know it, we're hit by not 1, not 2, but 3 storms in the space of a week.
Many sailing enthusiasts and sailors generally, we find, are somewhat superstitious, so when you stumble across a good luck omen like Carly did in this episode, in Brixham, what would that propel you to do that you otherwise may not?
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You all spoil and tease each other with a love that is most obvious. We are so pleased we found you all. Trying to catch up to see where WE are going next. God Bless you
Once again, beautiful music and scenery!! Makes an old man in middle Tennessee, USA get struck with wanderlust.
Glad you enjoyed it, Chris. There's so many more beautiful spots here too 😁
I always look forward to seeing the next part of your adventure ❤️.
All three of you lift my spirits, refresh my enthusiasm and give me a sense of appreciation and love for what we have got here on our doorstep.. As usual, great work with the video! 🙏
"we visit this port quite regularly and enjoy hearing your take on the area.. well done guys! " ⛵😊
Thanks so much! 😊
Just to let you know, I actually did it! Yes, it took great courage and internal fortitude but yes it was accomplished! Your video was shared with two of my friends!
Cheers
Great job!☺️
Dominic, you live a beautiful life. Everything around you is beautiful, not sure how you did it but congrats!!
Thanks Rory, I have no idea how it happened, I, we, are just really lucky. Carly deserves all of this, although my life has been somewhat colourful, so not sure I deserve such a peaceful existence now, but I'll take it and appreciate it 😁⛵️🍻
@@CadohaAdventures Well thanks for sharing your beautiful life with us. I'm American so seeing beautiful parts of the UK through you guys is priceless stuff.
We really enjoy your videos. We are in the “very extensive refit” stage of our sailing life, and we watch a lot of sailing channels. Your energy and humor have quickly made your channel one of our favorites. Big thumbs up!
Love Hank's short and to the point comments. Classic!
He lets you know in an instant what he's thinking, often times he's just judging us 😂
Good job ! You three seem to have hit your rhythm with the sailing life, looking forward to more adventures.
You may be newbie sailors, but your drone footage games is second to none!
Great watch every time, love it !
Happy Birthday Dom, hi both, why dont you try this one for mooring your dinghy safely and ensuring it stays in the water. So when approaching the beach, drop and set your anchor at or about the low tide mark, attach a highly visible buoy to the anchor line and also attach a pully. Approach the beach with a clothes line loop passed through the pulley. When you beach, tie the painter to the clothes line loop and pull the dinghy out to the buoy, secure and hide the shore side end of the clothes line loop onto/ in rocks or ground spike. The buoy is to show that the dinghy is not adrift, use rope which does not float for the clothes line loop. Ground spike could be a corkscrew type. See Roger Barnes channel episode "Overnight at Sillon des Anglais" for a similar setup. Safe sailing
Oh, good, another video! Great stuff, and what a lovely spot!
There are so many great spots along the British coast that we're being spoilt with! 😍
Don't take oars to beach, can't row your boat away, remove spark plug, can't ride your boat away. If they carry the whole thing they deserve it. Insurance?
Another fantastic video...much better than Netflix.
Congratulations
Just finished my binge watching and caught up now! Happy Birthday, love the birthday bacon 🥓🎂
Love the way you put so much into your videos.
Another cracking episode. I live local and watching this reminds me how lucky I am.
Stylistically pleasing as well as entertaining and informative. Can't wait until your next episode. Hooked.
Glad you enjoyed the journey, Jamel 🍻
Another beautiful video. So enjoying you three!!!!
Happy to here it, Liz 😁
Awesome, awesome just awesome. Greetings from South Africa, moving to level 1.
Hi, just found your channel. It’s great to see a sailing show highlighting the UK. I used to sail and walk the South Coast thirty years ago this brings back great memories. Keep up the fantastic work. A watcher from Kenya.
A great advert for our beautiful island.
You guys knocked it out of the park yet again, good cooking Heston lol looking forward to the next episode
Hi Guys,
I have a smile on my face.
Thank you, and take care.
Then that alone makes the video worth while! Hope you're well 🍻⛵️
fantastic video guys, wow Brixham is stunning.
There's so many more great little spots around there too.
Beautiful part of the country👌Happy Birthday and great episode 😁⛵️
It really is, and thanks for the belated birthday wishes, cheers 🍻
Nice video from Brixham looking forward to the next video from Salcombe. after there its time to really think were next.
love you guys, keep up the good work
Glad you enjoy watching this humble little adventure unfold 😬
Don't underestimate the dinghy theft risk, my parents had theirs taken at night while tied up to their boat on a mooring in Brixham- and they were aboard! Bright distinguishable marking on everything, chain to a railing or pontoon whenever possible and add a tracker disc under the cowling. Fantastic cinematography and a great cast - well done Cadoha
Hank is so clever he had a big jobby below the waterline so you didnt have to pick it up !!
😂😂
Thanks guys! And happy belated birthday.. 🍻 cheers!
Cheers, Trev! 🍻🍻
Nicely done. Great music too.
Thank you very much, Jimmy, glad you liked it!
Chain it to a near bye palm tree !! However -- I was on Montserrat when Hurricane Hugo went over the top of us -- yes it was 9 Sept 1989 and I was almost 30 !!! -- we had been sailing a Hobie 16 in the week before and tied it to a palm tree, which is what you did. We went for a wander after the hurricane and all we found was the forward cross bar still tied to a tree. That said we never found the slide from Air Studios pool -- it blue away during the night, while we were sheltering in the studio. Lesson learned -- to buy Motorbike Security Cables and locks to tie your valuable items together and to or round a hard point.
He cleans up well! Didn't know there was that kinda guy behind all the scruff. Well Done!
When I was a wee strip of a lad aged nearly six. . . . My family holidayed in Brixham. I spent many hours messing about in Fishcombe cove both in and out of the water.
The water was a lot warmer in Brisbane later though !
Thanks for the memories. Jim ( now 70 )
Smashed it once again! And your Instagram feed is awesome good work Carly! I looked at taking out boat down that way, would be about three tanks of fuel 😂
Over the other side of that hedge is a pasture full of four leaf clovers 🍀😁
Another superb travel vlog, always a pleasure to watch. For the dinghy put a small block of C4 under the seat, get the tracker disc, with geo-fencing, if the dinghy goes outside the area, you can then remote detonate the C4, problem solved, goodbye pirates.
Fantastic! Really wish i could Like it twice!
Once is plenty, just happy you enjoyed watching 🙏🏻⛵️
When the sky turns blue and the sun is the boss, the beauty of the British Isles is revealed.
It really does! Plus because the sun isn't exactly a reliable commodity here, it makes you cherish the moments even more when it does decide to show up 😁⛵️
You do so well at making sailing look absolutely epic! Yet another lovely location. Mistiming the tide when you’ve gone ashore by dinghy is awful, although at least you didn’t have to drag it through oozy black mud 😖. We’ve done that. Never again.
I can safely say that we have walked a mile in those black mud shoes now, well thankfully it was no way near an actual mile, I'm just figuratively speaking, we screwed up the tide times more than once with the dingy/ spending too much time ashore 😂😂
Always worth having a long painter and a short painter on your dingy. When you leave you dingy near some steps in and estuary or river, e.g the Yelm it will still be afloat and not hanging mid air!
Our dingy almost ended up in mid air the other day 😂 We almost learned that lesson the hard way 😳
Haha fabulous guys, Brixham is great, spent many family holidays there. Used to be a really big fishing port but not so much now. Laughed at your birthday cake, err muffin. Hank clearly loved the woods. Until the next time. Btw I have that crockery on my boat, gotta love Sainos. Andy UK
The crockery choice is all carly, so I guess you both have good taste, if just use any old plate myself, but carly has a way of making everything look better 😂
Great episode ,Paul UK
Thanks Paul 😁
Thanks for sharing this awesome story about your life. Loved it and so inspiring to see parts of the UK. Hope to visit it someday. 👍😀🇿🇦
No worries, Gary, hope you make it over soon! 🍻
Next year in May 2021. Hope your boarder is open.
Another great intro!
Your camera work is wonderful and the choice of music is truly evocative. When the four leaf clover was found and having watched Dom move from mishap to mishap...I rather ungraciously thought, « contrary to all givens, he is going to get stung by the only adder within 20 miles. » But no...our hero survived and only slightly warmed his hands on the hot oven tray. 😉⛵️⛵️👍 Just made this winter’s supply of bramble jam.
If you like rocky coves and secret anchorages you will love New Zealand when you get here! This place is full of empty bays you can have all to yourselves... Now there’s an encouraging thought, eh?? Keep up with your fantastic vids... I usually watch them twice they’re that good!
It's certainly on the sailing bucket list, in my mind New Zealand is the kind of place that you'd get to and then not want to leave. I have a few friends that have been, some of them have since moved there as it's so beautiful. I can't wait to see it with my own eyes one day! 🙏🏻🤞🏼⛵️
Oh no I've caught up with all the videos. I'm going to have to wait now.
Love you guys 🥰 Enjoyed your video as usual ❣️❣️❣️❣️ Happy Belated Birthday Dominic 🥳🎂🎁🎈👑🍺❌⭕️
Thanks Lisa. Hope you're well. 🙏🏻
Love Brixham, I was anchored at the cove a few weeks ago. Never had Rosemary on fish but it smells like it should work.
It works really well. That cove really is a special spot when the sun shines, especially on a quiet morning 😍⛵️
Ya'll have the best background music.
Thanks, although I can't take the credit for it, it's all from a site called epidemic sound, they have so much awesome music on there.😁😁
Ha ha brilliant love the start :-)
It was good to meet you when we pulled up, shame you didn't get to pop back for a beer before we left! Maybe next time 🍻
Sailing Cadoha yes I will look forward to that very much, perhaps I may have some fish for your dinner too 🤞🤞🤞
Good episode (once again), more Hank comments he seems to know what he is talking about.😉 You cannot prevent boat theft and it is more likely it gets nicked at night when on the mooring. Many sailors lift theirs up on the boom and leave it hanging above deck height. On shore take the HT lead with you.
We have a couple of fuses on our Honda. We pull those and take them with us just in case. Also have the outboard lock on the twist handles.
We have a lock on our outboard handles, it's just that they're plastic and would be easy to break.
Love you guys think Hank deserves his own channel
You probably could dedicate a channel to him as he has so much character 😂
cool wee video ,, love those old BM trawlers
Cheers Pal. Hope things are good back up in Gods country!
Greetings again from Auckland New Zealand.
Having recently found you, I am pigging out on all of your videos.
Your delightful and intelligent lady is definitely a keeper, but you already know that you very lucky man.
When are you going to do a series on anchorages around the coast of NZ??? And please, if you have to mention that slightly larger landmass to the west of us, can you include us too?😂😂😂
Good health and great sailing!
One of my good childhood friends lives in New Zealand now so I hope to get there one day for sure 🙏🏻☺️
You were in my favourite stopover .... fishcombe cove. I regularly use the free mooring buoy in the cove ( you can see it over your left shoulder at 6.06 and always tie my dinghy to the handrail on the steps. Had no problems so far other than normally staying too long in the Rising Sun/Sprat and Mackerel and the one next door to that) and have to paddle to recover it. It gets wal to wall boats at bank holidays!!!! Re dog poos my dog (now deceased) had a long strand bath mat on the deck that he used, the nearest thing to grass I could find on the boat and easy to dunk over the side afterwards. What model is your freezer I am thinking of buying one. The seals are a local resident. That was SAugust so you are probably either on the dart or moved on to Salcombe (check out the gin distillery if you like gin) Really nice vid of my locallity.
Thank you for showing Brixham and thank you for visting from Lords of the manor of Brixham Vittery is the name :-)
It was our pleasure 😁😁⛵️
Have to say...you guys are doing a great job. You are selling it to us
ex- pats.
Fish looked incredible buy the way 😋
I approve of that fish concoction thing hahah
Just down at St Michael's Mount there is a gorgeous anchor area adjacent to the island if you have time you must check it out. Unfortunately I am minuse our yacht this time....such a shame. I will be back too wake up to the back drop of the castle....
Hope you're back out there again soon. I love that part of the country and used to spend a lot of time in St Ives, so would see St Micheals as I got off the train in Penzance.
Lock the engine on but otherwise don’t worry. I always think someone else’s dinghy is newer or better so it’s pretty unlikely to be taken.
A chest freezer with Rattler, I thoroughly approve, tho clearly it is a long time since you have been to the med!
Ha ha, haven't go there yet, just making the most of the more local delicacies 😁🍻
Hi ,glad to see Hank is keeping up his yoga stretches .Lets hope a had a brown and pleasant feel ,for your sakes . Security you have it a 4 leaf clover ,strap it to your boat as you have your own guardian Angel ,who even climbs your mast for you .Happy birthday ,No drama but the fish took revenge ,Great video and if your 150 yards off a beach and the suns out ,who needs the MED .Stay safe
Nice to see you guys in my home port of Brixham, I was on the hard up the River Dart waiting for the same storms to pass through to finish, but am normally moored in close proximity to the visitors swinging moorings in Row E.
You’ve definitely captured the beauty of the harbour, town and surrounding area, best I’ve seen on UT.
Maybe catch you to say hello next time you’re in Brixham, BR SV Aquaholic II.
Well we're happy to hear that we did the place justice, we really enjoyed our stay there and will look forward to coming back!
Love watching your videos great couple and love Hank just wondering if u would put like a month up of when it is so we know how far behind real time x
Glad you enjoyed them, we are about 3/4 weeks behind reality 👌🏻
Great vid thanks for doing this. I’ve been thinking about those moments when the sea sickness has struck you. I get it occasionally too an it’s the worst. i read somewhere that a cure for it can be to stick an ear plug in your non-dominant ear (who knew such thing existed), although after a bit of research I think the consensus is it doesn’t really matter which ear you stick it in (which is lucky, because I don’t know which my non-dominant ear is). ANYWAY, I tried it when it hit me last, and it really eased the symptoms massively. Yes, I know it’s totally weird but I figured I’d share this, and maybe next time it strikes and you just want the world to swallow you up because it’s SOOO bad you’ll try anything, maybe give it a go and let us know how it works for you. Anyway, happy sailing and loving your work (and of course Hanks...)
Do you think it'd still work if you needed a hearing aid in each ear?? Either way I'll be sure to give it a try next time, as when you're down, you'll try anything!
Pure class Dom love every vid do another Dom v Hank vid 🙈😂😂
To secure our dingy we use a length of plastic covered stainless wire, swage an eye in each end fix one end to the outboard lock the other end under the seat through the hand strap and lock with a good padlock to the jetty, tree, sign or whatever. BTW a pr of lift up wheels on the transom works wonders when getting it up the beach
We do actually have some, they're on now! 😂😂
Guess we had to get caught out once or twice before we learned their value 😂😬⛵️
Hi there!
We really enjoy your videos, and we think your vizsla is very cute! Watching your hikes and sailing is so enjoyable and makes it feels as though we are actually there! We happen to have a channel of our own about our little vizsla puppy, it's called Indie the Vizsla (we are subscribed to your channel!)
Thank you! Will do!
While I love your videography and editing, your narration is beyond fabulous. Loved the episode. Always leaves me with a smile.
Let part of the dingy down carry or hide the pump works well on deserted beaches
You'll end up quite fit from all the pumping too!
I've been cruising Lyme Bay, Torbay, Dartmouth and Salcombe for thirty years and never had a dinghy theft. I heard somebody rattling around in the small hours once in Teignmouth, but it turned out to be someone putting my dinghy back, having borrowed it in the night. I still worry about it being stolen when I'm ashore, but remind myself to relax about it.
lol a proper class of thief down there!
Great episode, cracking little cove that, a couple of tips, scale and gut fish over the side, I was waiting with interest to see you gut it lol, you edited that out ha ha 🤭 but never leave the guts in any fish and freeze them, I assume those weren't actually frozen but fresh from your friends, but if not always gut fish asap and then freeze. Oh and because I enjoy giving you a bit of stick each episode never leave a pan handle sticking out of a stove,,,, you'll regret that one day 😉 good job 👍
Always love your feedback, that perfect balance between ring told off and educated 😂 although why would it be so bad to freeze an non gutted fish??? Asking for a friend 😬
@@CadohaAdventures I'm glad you take the advice as it's meant to be, just friendly advice, I follow after my dad, he's got the tact of a house brick too 😂 o.k fish,,,, some will say it's o.k but I've been fishing all my life and the fish guts are basically 'a brewing septic tank' commercially they will leave them in chilled for 24hrs (sometimes longer) and then process, but basically if you freeze them the bacteria slows down but still active and it can spoil the fish, especially oily fish like mackeral etc, so in principle gut the fish as soon you can, for instance if I go fishing rarely will I bring fish home with guts and scales on, I clean them in seawater just before heading home, if you store with guts in they will start to smell when thawing, so the moral of the story is, they last longer in freezer because they're a better quality product going in. And it's a whole lot less messier than doing it at home, once scaled and gutted beforehand all you have to do is prep and cook or freeze,,,,, you also don't have double bagged smelly guts in your waste bin waiting for rubbish day. And as I'm like a slobering Labrador who can't resist having a little chomp at the bone I reckon you had right load of fun trying to fillet that bream, with a blunt knife ha ha,,,bream I'd have cooked whole, minus the guts if course 😜
Hi guys
Just watched your latest video if you need any spots to visit just ask as I spent 20 years sailing around the southwest I know a few quiet spots around Dartmouth, Salcombe , the Yealm all worth a visit
What about the Spot tracker. It is tiny and could be well hidden.
You are taking the drone footage up a few notches. And hank is definitely the star of the videos
We would say exactly like you did :-) "That is not Italian" with the hand gesture like u did. :-) It's pretty close anyway ( the dish ).
Its good you have a lock for engine to dingy, I've seen others using wire rope such as your rigging with "U" clamps {can't recall the proper name} but then look for two large rocks trapped together with a space, put the wire rope through and padlock it.
I watched a couple of British lads who left their dingy on a beach in France and it got nicked. Or not tied properly, i suspect the French being French it got removed by officials. They are clamping down on people anchoring etc.
Maybe take the spark plug out ? And scaling in a sink of water stops the scales going everywhere.
I saw you “tie” the dingy up and had the same thought (19:45) Now I’m going to press play to see what happened 😬
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Nice video guys. Hank is still the star lol. What freezer is that Dom and what sort of power is it consuming?
Hey, Vince. It's a Dometic waeco 50L chest freezer and seems to run at about 60w? The solar seems to keep up with that, and our fridge/ freezer that we already have in the galley, plus charging everything and lights etc. But if we have a few cloudy days back to back, the batteries take a real hit with the freezer running.
@@CadohaAdventures ooh thats way out of my price bracket. Cant believe the price of some things for boats,. Good job I can make and fix lots myself. Think the fridge I am getting will pull around 4 amps when its on. My panel will cope with that easily even on cloudy days :)
Less is more with Crushed Chilli Flakes to be honest (especially with fish). Even Jamie Oliver says the same 🤣 Might have been better putting some more tinfoil on top...to keep the juices in'?
I thought English don't eat blackberries. I love it! (I'm Polish) and devour it every time I'm in Cornwall. Great video, by the way.
They'll eat them. Make lovely jam out of them and deserts like apple and blackberry crumble with hot custard ( or if you are a bit strange vanilla ice cream).
@@seanmorris Sounds tempting... I think I am strange I like to try blackberry crumble with vanilla ice cream
One of our favourite things to make with them is Apple and blackberry crumble, with custard!! And where we're anchored now, we only have a fricking apple orchid within walking distance! 😁😁😁
Hank is worth more than the dinghy and outboard combined in monetary terms. He's gorgeous (no....not you Dom) and I look forward to seeing him every week. Promotion to deputy captain soon boy! Woof ......
I'd have Hank over 1000 outboards and tenders!!! He's truly one of a kind. Although an underwater ski/ scooter?? Hummmmm 🤔
@@CadohaAdventures Question is though Dom ....... would Carly sell you?
What freezer is it is it any good is it draining on thé batteries
Your the best uk sailing vids
Thanks guys !
It is a waceo Dometic 50L freezer which apparently draws 60w? It's been great and the batteries have been fine, but if we have a few cloudy days bs k to back them we start the engine to juice them back up. We also have 800Ah of bank and 750w of panels, so without them it'd be too much of a drain.
Can I ask a question . How to you receive and land your drone back on a yacht under sail. Lovely videos btw. I love them 😍 very very informative
I actually have a video of it fairly early on, but essentially I turn off all the sensors (that also kills the use of intelligent flight modes) so that the drone will come close enough to catch and I also strap a handle onto it so that I can easily grab it again too.
We tried grabbing the Mavic drone without a handle early on, and as such, I don't know how we still have a drone, we were very lucky to get it back! 😳😳⛵️
@@CadohaAdventures thanks, where can I see the video?
Excellent!! Just magic to watch your adventures.....never dull and just makes me want to escape and sail away....unfortunately I have left my run a bit late me thinks. Escapism is but an episode of Cadoha away....well done as usual. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I hate to think of anyone being 'too late' to run off on an adventure, but it certainly warms the soul to think that our humble little adventure can provide some welcome escapism too. 🙏🏻⛵️🍻
Hi Guys , im a bit confused .......are you on the start of your world girdling voyage or just on a summer shakedown ? BTW Dom get a pair of small dinghy wheels( Force 4 sell them for £50ish) for the transome of your dinghy it makes light work of pulling it up on the beach and saves damage . Regards Terry
Well our plan was originally to head to the Med. then Covid happened, we lost half the season and then when we could get out, we decided to coastal hop along the UK, have fallen in love with almost every place we've been to, and now had a slight change of plan because of everything that's happened, so I think this is fair to call a shakedown season, for the boat and us. We know what more we now want on the boat, and we also realise that our actual sailing skills and a little bit, wanting, and so we're going to be making some boat upgrades as well as some sailing skill upgrades for ourselves this winter.
@@CadohaAdventures Any idea where you intend to spend the winter or are going to continual sailing throughout ?
Drive a big spike through the bottom right of the dinghy into the beach, er, wait...
Seriously though, lots of markings on the dinghy and possibly a tracker.
Really like the idea of a tracker, no doubt they would easy to get hold of and likely connect it to a smart device through an app?! Seems so obvious now 😂😂🍻
Sailing Cadoha I’m sure one designed for a motorbike would work. Hide it the the recesses of the outboard perhaps.
Tracker stickers. Get em off ebay. People think twice.
@@bob_the_bomb4508 You can get ones that fit on bicycles (in the lights or steering tube) that are relatively inexpensive www.cyclist.co.uk/buying-guides/5391/buyers-guide-gps-bike-trackers
@@CadohaAdventures only prob with a tracker is that they need constant power to run which means a battery somewhere that is watertight, accessible for recharging and not noticeable so Mr T Leaf doesn't disable it...
if you are confidant in your OB then leave the oars behind and remove the spark plug else take my mother in law with you and leave her in the tender whilst you go ashore...
Told you there was decent fish off Portland. Get yourself in there!!!! And you should probably perfect your fish-handling technique by the time you get to the Caribbean and are feasting on Lionfish. There's nothing like neuromuscular toxin to enforce good technique...)) As ever, good work fella.
I'm not sure about getting in there just yet, although may sport a rod off the back next time we go past 😂
I think you need to have a crack at making bread. A lot of ppl seem to make a hash of it lol
Totally drowned the flavour of the fish! :-{ So love the enthusiasm with which Hank greets the world! Do you intend to leave British waters at any time?
We do eventually, yes. Although this whole Covid thing has made us want to stay closer to home for the time being, then we just kept stumbling into the most amazing places and fell in love with what was on our own doorstep, so we want to see and showcase a little bit more of the gems the UK has to offer first.
@@CadohaAdventures Very good idea, what with COVID and all. You are finding really nice places!
Img I live there
It's a beautiful place, you're very lucky 😁🙏🏻👌🏻
I didn't see any evidence that those bream had been cleaned before freezing Dominic.
If that was the case it is important to gut freshly caught fish and scrub out the 'bloodline' along their spine in the gut cavity before you cook or more especially store them!
The Seal was looking to play with Hank th-cam.com/video/_SiWmaIGeQY/w-d-xo.html
Hank is a very charming dog. Maybe you can train him to (emergency-) poop on bow of the boat. You never know for sure that you are able to get ashore.
No Olive oil or butter on the fish?
Not for this recipe, although I do love a good dollop of butter on some smoked Haddock 👌🏻