Harry I would like to mention 2 things. 1. You've just done the EASIEST leg of the whole brave/daft escapade (!!!!). 2. There is an old saying that goes "the boat will often take much more of a sea than you". I wish you well on this amazingly well produced series, but do hope the lifting seas you will start to get as you head deeper into Cornwall won't put you off! It's great to see you admitting your mistakes and mishaps ....especially in the case of not checking charts for lulworth ranges hahaha. Personally id advise not putting to sea in Goodwin in any more than 15- 20mph wind unless the land mass is such to reduce the sea. But you will learn as you go ! The best series on you tube!
IT'S LIKE A PROPER BOAT! Just rewatching the series for the third time. You should upload the singing in the lighthouse section from part 7 as a promotional clip. Can't wait for the next one Harry!
You were lucky enough to have an aluminium propeller broken. If you had a stainless steel one you could have the engine's shaft broken! However, I am really excited with what you did and I can't wait till next May that I will start from Piraeus to do the Round of Europe trip on board a 6 m. r.i.b.
This Englishman in Vegas is reliving the English weather, choppy channel and wonderful southern coast with your terrific adventure story. Keep it up fellas 👍
OK, here's question. What makes something really great? Perhaps we've gone to see a film and it turned out to be spellbinding? Or a piece of music that we can't get out of our heads. If someone was to ask what it was that made the experience so profound we probably couldn't say. Perhaps the answer is something deep inside us, we are incredibly complex creatures each moved by different things. The misanthropist Harry has hit all of the right buttons, the music, the drone footage, the guests; everything just knits together perfectly. Good on you Harry, you've made a great many people happy with your superb adventure.
Great video. Reminds me of a trip my brother and I did in a 12ft Zodiac from Chicago to the Gulf of Mexico by river. I think it was around 1200 to 1300 miles and we did it in 13 days. Brutally long hot days, running out of fuel and dodging water moccasin snakes but the pain has faded in memory and now I just remember all the amazing things we saw and the people we met. Bravo setting up a crazy adventure and following through!
Love your Videos! I've just turned 40, have a daughter under 10, work etc etc... i bought a 17ft speed boat with a 30hp 3 years ago and it hasn't moved of the trailer in that time. Your vides give me hope that one day she will meet the ocean. But for now I'm living the dream through you. Keep up the great content! Cheers from Merimbula, Australia 👍
Ballsy chaps. GREAT JOB. I am a RIB enthusiast in Florida and take my RIB on 30 plus round trips into the 10,000 wilderness south of the Everglades. EPIC.
Really the best series available for hhe moment. It’s got all the ingredients to be a real adventure - 4m open RIB, stretch goal, winter weather, rough camping... I really hope and pray that you continue - I’m living my life vicariously theough you!
I don't care if you finish this journey. It's already succeeded in my eyes. Adventures full of childlike wonder! Love it! Thanks for the effort to film and edit it man!!
Power to you for having the fortitude and gumption to undertake this. Keep an eye on the weather, the tides and potential dangers. The ocean will kill you with complete indifference in conditions that you thought were safe only moments before. Buy a UK cruising guide, it doesn't cost much and always check for conditions! Good luck, your adventure is lots of fun to watch. Good on you!
The way you say “we’re looking at a seal in the tender” cracked me up. It’s the excitement of messing about in boats with your mates. Doesn’t get better than that. Safe trip.
I've just come in from walking the dog in the rain thats on the verge of turning into snow. Put your video on and i could feel the warmth of the sun on my back after 5 minutes. Cheers.
As a brightonian lifer, I used to love going sailing with a friend and later taking a speed boat out of Brighton marina. The view from the channel looking north with Brighton as the view is my favourite view of my city. Good luck. (8 started to watch 3 before remembering I'd not seen part 2)
Whitnell and I the nautical remake. As a sailor I'm cringing but also loving this very innocent voyage into coastal sailing......just try to avoid the live firing ranges in future and good luck and keep safe.
DON'T GIVE UP! I am waiting to see what you think of the Northumberland coast especially a lovely place called DRURIDGE BAY. Beautiful sandy beaches not like some of the pebble beaches down south. Cannot wait for episode 3!!!
The water it puls and puls cant wait go out again and again love sailing love motor ribs and cant wait to make the same voyage you are undertaking whit my dad
@@AirCrash1 Goodwin has a propeller and depth gauge hanging off the back, both of which were broken last time he took it ashore. I guess for the sake of not damaging the larger boat he bought the little blow up dinghy
@@HisnameisRich I live on the Southern Ocean, you can't legally take a boat out without 2 engines and 2 props. All critical systems must have redundancy...this was discovered about 500 years ago. If he had just prepared his boat for offshore ocean use then he could have completed the mission without interruption. He would also have discovered that your skin starts to fall off after about 10 days if you can't dry it off. A long journey in an open boat is only possible if you can keep dry for a few hours each day. I challenge him to do the same mission solo as I reckon the only reason he is continuing is because he know he wont die alone..lol Also depth gauge and 10ft boat like wtf? if you can't see with your own eyes water that is too shallow for a 10ft boat then you should not be out there. This is just a clown show for TH-cam the surf rescue where I live uses the same type of boats with a single outboard and they just fit a prop guard so they can beach without damage. Any small boat going offshore must be able to cope with multiple capsizes which means everything on board is kept in waterproof containers lashed down at all times. A small boat on the ocean can be blown across the surface like tumble-weed in a squall. I reckon one capsize of Goodwin and this foolish endeavour will be over.
@@AirCrash1 Certainly takes balls to do what he is. Having said what you have he never seems too far from the shore. You make some good points, but in the Australian Army we use Zodiacs and found that prop guards cause cavitation which results in a reduction in speed and breakages to the prop shafts. Not ideal for our use when we end up with a third of our craft unusable.
@@holdfast7657 I race small boats offshore, it's not pleasant and you need a lot of mental fortitude. Try climbing back in the boat after getting knocked over for the 3rd time and continuing. I broke my arm once and had to right the boat with one arm and rescue my crew who had become tangled in the ropes and was getting pulled under then sail back, I broke my arm so badly that it took a year before it was fully healed. Solo is even more frightening A well designed prop guard just lowers your speed and efficiency and if it's just to kick the motor up on the beach or rocks then they hardly make any difference. The one on the motor provided by the manufacturer should suffice. Rather learn how to beach properly than stuffing around with that inflatable toy tender. A dented prop should be the worse you suffer or you are doing it all wrong, should be in neutral and only in gear in short spurts. Anchoring a small boat close to the shore then sleeping is a bad idea, rather pull it up the beach with some pulleys. Carry a spare prop and cotter pin, I once had to change one on the same size boat out in the Atlantic. Had to pull the motor into the boat and fix it in 10ft swells, was vomiting while I fixed it.....lol
10:06 This looks like a shot straight out of Wes Anderson. Really enjoying seeing the scrapes you get into on this expedition, thanks for bringing us along for the ride
Hi Harry, I just recently started watching your videos. One thing I must say is your attitude to life is a positive one. Your channel has grown a lot and you have become an inspiration to many! That prop replacement many would not touch on the water, but you have a can do approach and I really like that keep up the great videos and stay safe out there!
Thanks for watching, there's more prop changing in an upcoming episode i'm yet to edit. In this new one we take the advice of a TH-cam comment and use an upturned umbrella over the water to catch the washers and nuts as they fling off!
It might be worth your while to install the transducer inside the boat so it doesn't get torn off again. The new depth gauges can transmit a signal through the hull of a fiberglass boat.
Loving the videos! Definitely the most down to earth and realistic boating I’ve seen in a long time. I own a Zodiac 3.6m SIB with a 10HP outboard and took that across from Lymington to the IOW on a calm day a couple of years ago. My friends thought I was crazy then so really admire your efforts. Can’t wait for the next installment!
AHHHHH 3 MINS IN AND THE CAVITATION IS RIDICULOUS!!!! you are going to knacker it..... go diagonal slighlty to the waves to stop the prop from lifting out of the water and cavitating.
I'm loving your adventure, probably one of the best vlogs i've come across on you tube thats UK and circumnavigation related, something that's on my bucket list so i really do wish you and your mates a success with this journey..10/10
This series is fantastic, please keep it up, really enjoying watching your adventure. Great to see familiar waters through new eyes, looking forward to the next legs. Be sure to plan your tides around Portland well! Well done guys!
Harry! I live on the isle of wight, and I've camped on that beach too, it looks like Priory Bay, just beautiful! Thanks for visiting! love your projects, an hope you have many more to follow!
"One very small rib" wandering into a firing range... Also the drone shots are gorgeous. It's amazing these kinds of films can be made with so little resources. No film crew, no support crew with boats and cameras. Just two guys in a tiny boat and some (relatively!) inexpensive equipment.
If your doing repairs over the water put an up turned umbrella under the project...works a treat.. I've solo sailed the UK 2 times now... knowledge is key
This is epic. The spirit of sailing! Just like Sir Robin Knox-johnson, a mad British guy takes on a crazy challenge in a barely suitable boat. You've got to continue. If you ever get to Liverpool I'll buy you all the beer you can drink. Or gin and tonics, whatever you fancy London folk are drinking these days...
Top job Harry! A great series you're making there, I'm really looking forward to the next episode. You're visiting all of my little boating haunts on the south coast so I'm loving the fact you're stringing them all together. Keep going buddy, eventually you'll get all the way round. 👍
To protect the new prop you should look into getting a prop cage, we use them in Australian surf lifesaving to allow us to beach our rescue boats at speed. It would make beaching a lot easier for you, especially on the rocky shores you have over there.
Fantastic videos looking forward to following your trip. having done a few hundred mile in a 4mtr inflatable around the west coast of Scotland I know you will enjoy it up there just keep at it!!!
"dunno how you are supposed to know this" its marked on charts haha! This looked like a riot and its going exactly how i thought it would. It wouldnt be fun if you where prepared though
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The sea, a small boat, friendship, a proper adventure. At this moment my favorite TH-cam channel.
Still my favourite! Episode 14 we are waiting patiently sir. Greetings from Salisbury
A whole 35 minutes of my current favourite TH-cam series. Love the videos, keep it up!
Jack Pearsall i agree 👍🏻
Agreed, I think it’s refreshing to see something down to Earth.
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Couldn’t agree more! This is why TH-cam was invented! To let joe blogs produce special videos like this! Beats most crap on tv!
@@Gump1Gump2 .... by a long chalk! 😎
Ahhh, part two at last. You do realise that with so many of us living vicariously through you, you can't stop. You know that, right?
Two adult kids on an epic adventure.
Harry I would like to mention 2 things. 1. You've just done the EASIEST leg of the whole brave/daft escapade (!!!!). 2. There is an old saying that goes "the boat will often take much more of a sea than you". I wish you well on this amazingly well produced series, but do hope the lifting seas you will start to get as you head deeper into Cornwall won't put you off! It's great to see you admitting your mistakes and mishaps ....especially in the case of not checking charts for lulworth ranges hahaha. Personally id advise not putting to sea in Goodwin in any more than 15- 20mph wind unless the land mass is such to reduce the sea. But you will learn as you go ! The best series on you tube!
i am SOOOOOOOO glad youtube recommended this to me. This is amazing viewing!!! what an adventure. Watching as a Brit in New Zealand!
Loving this. I'm here for the stories, history and local characters. Film the places you stay at please.
This is bloody brilliant chaps. Looking forward to the next one.
This is the best thing that's been on my TV for ages, loving this
IT'S LIKE A PROPER BOAT!
Just rewatching the series for the third time. You should upload the singing in the lighthouse section from part 7 as a promotional clip. Can't wait for the next one Harry!
You were lucky enough to have an aluminium propeller broken. If you had a stainless steel one you could have the engine's shaft broken! However, I am really excited with what you did and I can't wait till next May that I will start from Piraeus to do the Round of Europe trip on board a 6 m. r.i.b.
Love these videos Harry, beautifully edited.
This Englishman in Vegas is reliving the English weather, choppy channel and wonderful southern coast with your terrific adventure story. Keep it up fellas 👍
Amazing series. The casual banter, the music, the editing, these videos are a dream.
This is real good! Can't wait for part 3. Fantastic drone shots. Hope you finish the journey. Danny from scarborough 👍👍
I watch hundreds of TH-cam videos a month and this is by far my favourite series ever. Amazing. Looking forward to the next installment 😀
Came for the adventure.
Stayed for potential “Willy out” wrestling.
You're a very likeable man Harry, I wish you all the best mate!
OK, here's question. What makes something really great? Perhaps we've gone to see a film and it turned out to be spellbinding? Or a piece of music that we can't get out of our heads. If someone was to ask what it was that made the experience so profound we probably couldn't say. Perhaps the answer is something deep inside us, we are incredibly complex creatures each moved by different things. The misanthropist Harry has hit all of the right buttons, the music, the drone footage, the guests; everything just knits together perfectly. Good on you Harry, you've made a great many people happy with your superb adventure.
Great video. Reminds me of a trip my brother and I did in a 12ft Zodiac from Chicago to the Gulf of Mexico by river. I think it was around 1200 to 1300 miles and we did it in 13 days. Brutally long hot days, running out of fuel and dodging water moccasin snakes but the pain has faded in memory and now I just remember all the amazing things we saw and the people we met. Bravo setting up a crazy adventure and following through!
Smart kid. Wouldn’t wanna be in a small boat with a small kid for too long, but he had character. I like your adventure so far.
Best series at the moment now that the "in a straight line thru a country challenge" is over. :-D
We are anxiously awaiting the next leg on your inspirational journey. It's great fun to follow along.
Are you still watching?
Love your Videos! I've just turned 40, have a daughter under 10, work etc etc... i bought a 17ft speed boat with a 30hp 3 years ago and it hasn't moved of the trailer in that time. Your vides give me hope that one day she will meet the ocean. But for now I'm living the dream through you. Keep up the great content! Cheers from Merimbula, Australia 👍
Absolutely brilliant - So pleased for you! Your adventure is still the best thing on TH-cam :) Can't wait for the voyage!
Watched this with a smile on my face , what a couple of loons absolutely brilliant
Ballsy chaps. GREAT JOB. I am a RIB enthusiast in Florida and take my RIB on 30 plus round trips into the 10,000 wilderness south of the Everglades. EPIC.
British bonkersness. Fantastic viewing, enjoyed it very much. This is what youtube is about, people sharing their ideas and adventures
This is about the third time I have seen this episode. Just magic. Thank you so much guys 👍👍🤗🤗🤗
Really the best series available for hhe moment. It’s got all the ingredients to be a real adventure - 4m open RIB, stretch goal, winter weather, rough camping... I really hope and pray that you continue - I’m living my life vicariously theough you!
I don't care if you finish this journey. It's already succeeded in my eyes. Adventures full of childlike wonder! Love it! Thanks for the effort to film and edit it man!!
Power to you for having the fortitude and gumption to undertake this. Keep an eye on the weather, the tides and potential dangers. The ocean will kill you with complete indifference in conditions that you thought were safe only moments before. Buy a UK cruising guide, it doesn't cost much and always check for conditions! Good luck, your adventure is lots of fun to watch. Good on you!
what an incredible series, the music is perfect
Great adventure. Brings back exciting memotires of syccling through Africa two years of sailing. Enjoy and dond don't stop.
Best boating series on TH-cam! Wonderful.
Great adventure, Best thing ive watched on a Saturday night in ages !!!
I LOVE this series! Brilliant lockdown entertainment, thank you.
If I keep watching part 2 over and over i'm hoping we'll get part 3. Great content. Thank u Mr D.
The way you say “we’re looking at a seal in the tender” cracked me up. It’s the excitement of messing about in boats with your mates. Doesn’t get better than that. Safe trip.
I hope you continue! Nothing like two mates going on an adventure and those drone shots are boss!
"one very small rib" That's us!!
Excellent series, this is so good to watch!
I just watched the video you were mining the foam in the boat and I thought the video was Incredible interesting and the end result was Incredible
Excellent so enjoyable this is what you call proper boating and the places you are visiting are fab.
I've just come in from walking the dog in the rain thats on the verge of turning into snow. Put your video on and i could feel the warmth of the sun on my back after 5 minutes. Cheers.
My favourite thing to watch at the mo. Such an epic adventure with great humour and editing. I just love it. 👍
I do a lot of powerboating, and it’s something we all dream of doing, I know I’d love to be in your position. Keep going.
I didnt realize the UK scenery was this beautiful. Stumbled upon this channel and loving it.
Ah man every episode is like it's own little movie
I'm loving this. Drones have really made amateur filmmaking so much better. The sky really is the limit.
Best of luck with the rest of the trip.
This is absolutely wonderful. A proper adventure full of exploring, nearly being shot and seals.
Both Part 1 & 2 are proper uplifting videos and can’t describe why 😂👍👍👍
As a brightonian lifer, I used to love going sailing with a friend and later taking a speed boat out of Brighton marina. The view from the channel looking north with Brighton as the view is my favourite view of my city.
Good luck. (8 started to watch 3 before remembering I'd not seen part 2)
Excellent. Like a Long Way Round but on the water. So well done in so many ways. Loving it.
Please please carry this on! Your fans are waiting for part 3.
Whitnell and I the nautical remake. As a sailor I'm cringing but also loving this very innocent voyage into coastal sailing......just try to avoid the live firing ranges in future and good luck and keep safe.
Arrrr that was lovely. Cant wait for more and to see if you make it. Love your filmmaking style and it's all with subjects I love.
This was a lot of fun to watch. Thanks guys!
Watched all your videos from the start, this adventure is classic and a pretty major achievement in a rib that size. Thanks for sharing x
DON'T GIVE UP! I am waiting to see what you think of the Northumberland coast especially a lovely place called DRURIDGE BAY. Beautiful sandy beaches not like some of the pebble beaches down south. Cannot wait for episode 3!!!
The water it puls and puls cant wait go out again and again love sailing love motor ribs and cant wait to make the same voyage you are undertaking whit my dad
Makes me wonder what the official record is for "smallest vessel with a tender?...
yeah like could someone explain the reasoning to using a 6ft tender for a 10ft boat
@@AirCrash1 Goodwin has a propeller and depth gauge hanging off the back, both of which were broken last time he took it ashore. I guess for the sake of not damaging the larger boat he bought the little blow up dinghy
@@HisnameisRich I live on the Southern Ocean, you can't legally take a boat out without 2 engines and 2 props. All critical systems must have redundancy...this was discovered about 500 years ago. If he had just prepared his boat for offshore ocean use then he could have completed the mission without interruption. He would also have discovered that your skin starts to fall off after about 10 days if you can't dry it off. A long journey in an open boat is only possible if you can keep dry for a few hours each day. I challenge him to do the same mission solo as I reckon the only reason he is continuing is because he know he wont die alone..lol
Also depth gauge and 10ft boat like wtf? if you can't see with your own eyes water that is too shallow for a 10ft boat then you should not be out there.
This is just a clown show for TH-cam the surf rescue where I live uses the same type of boats with a single outboard and they just fit a prop guard so they can beach without damage. Any small boat going offshore must be able to cope with multiple capsizes which means everything on board is kept in waterproof containers lashed down at all times. A small boat on the ocean can be blown across the surface like tumble-weed in a squall. I reckon one capsize of Goodwin and this foolish endeavour will be over.
@@AirCrash1 Certainly takes balls to do what he is. Having said what you have he never seems too far from the shore. You make some good points, but in the Australian Army we use Zodiacs and found that prop guards cause cavitation which results in a reduction in speed and breakages to the prop shafts. Not ideal for our use when we end up with a third of our craft unusable.
@@holdfast7657 I race small boats offshore, it's not pleasant and you need a lot of mental fortitude. Try climbing back in the boat after getting knocked over for the 3rd time and continuing. I broke my arm once and had to right the boat with one arm and rescue my crew who had become tangled in the ropes and was getting pulled under then sail back, I broke my arm so badly that it took a year before it was fully healed. Solo is even more frightening
A well designed prop guard just lowers your speed and efficiency and if it's just to kick the motor up on the beach or rocks then they hardly make any difference. The one on the motor provided by the manufacturer should suffice. Rather learn how to beach properly than stuffing around with that inflatable toy tender. A dented prop should be the worse you suffer or you are doing it all wrong, should be in neutral and only in gear in short spurts. Anchoring a small boat close to the shore then sleeping is a bad idea, rather pull it up the beach with some pulleys. Carry a spare prop and cotter pin, I once had to change one on the same size boat out in the Atlantic. Had to pull the motor into the boat and fix it in 10ft swells, was vomiting while I fixed it.....lol
10:06 This looks like a shot straight out of Wes Anderson. Really enjoying seeing the scrapes you get into on this expedition, thanks for bringing us along for the ride
love it, you are as mad as a bag of badgers, keep going, don't give up.
Hi Harry, I just recently started watching your videos. One thing I must say is your attitude to life is a positive one. Your channel has grown a lot and you have become an inspiration to many! That prop replacement many would not touch on the water, but you have a can do approach and I really like that keep up the great videos and stay safe out there!
Thanks for watching, there's more prop changing in an upcoming episode i'm yet to edit. In this new one we take the advice of a TH-cam comment and use an upturned umbrella over the water to catch the washers and nuts as they fling off!
@@harrydwyer That is smart I never thought of that.
That was ace! Good on yous, looking forward to the next leg!
Loving this series...just got my first little boat..my adventures will not be this ambitious..
It might be worth your while to install the transducer inside the boat so it doesn't get torn off again. The new depth gauges can transmit a signal through the hull of a fiberglass boat.
ANy model that you can suggest??
"I don't know how you're supposed to know this" - it's on the bloomin' chart! :P
That involves knowing you need to buy the charts...
& possibly getting a copy of Reeds Nautical Almanac...!
Fantastic part 2 Harry, well done. Looking forward to part 3.
It would be great if we could do a collaboration.
All the best.
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Thanks Captain! Is AWOL visiting the coast of the UK anytime soon? We could stop in for tea and a turn in the hot tub to warm up.
I love the British - you're all insane and quite proud of it !!!
Eccentric we like to say! :D
Loving the videos! Definitely the most down to earth and realistic boating I’ve seen in a long time. I own a Zodiac 3.6m SIB with a 10HP outboard and took that across from Lymington to the IOW on a calm day a couple of years ago. My friends thought I was crazy then so really admire your efforts. Can’t wait for the next installment!
Looking forward to part 3 and more, keep going Harry!
AHHHHH 3 MINS IN AND THE CAVITATION IS RIDICULOUS!!!! you are going to knacker it..... go diagonal slighlty to the waves to stop the prop from lifting out of the water and cavitating.
I'm loving your adventure, probably one of the best vlogs i've come across on you tube thats UK and circumnavigation related, something that's on my bucket list so i really do wish you and your mates a success with this journey..10/10
This series is fantastic, please keep it up, really enjoying watching your adventure. Great to see familiar waters through new eyes, looking forward to the next legs. Be sure to plan your tides around Portland well! Well done guys!
You two guys in that tender. I lost it! Good stuff.
Harry! I live on the isle of wight, and I've camped on that beach too, it looks like Priory Bay, just beautiful! Thanks for visiting! love your projects, an hope you have many more to follow!
Awesome video, keep it up. Almost tempted to try it myself! If you fancy some company down the east coast let me know and I shall bring my small RIB.
I'm sure you've heard it already, but this is definitely my favourite series on TH-cam currently!
I love how you have an inflatable for your inflatable! Also I'm very impressed at how much stuff you fit on board! Looking forward for part 3.
Fabulous little ship and a grand adventure!
Loved watching this channel and this current series. I thought the inflatable was new in part 1 until i watched all the previous videos on it. 👍
"One very small rib" wandering into a firing range...
Also the drone shots are gorgeous. It's amazing these kinds of films can be made with so little resources. No film crew, no support crew with boats and cameras. Just two guys in a tiny boat and some (relatively!) inexpensive equipment.
Been waiting for part 2 ever since part 1 randomly showed up in my recommended feed the other week. Keep them coming pal, really interesting to watch!
If your doing repairs over the water put an up turned umbrella under the project...works a treat..
I've solo sailed the UK 2 times now... knowledge is key
Terrific stuff Harry. Don’t let us down by quitting at any point, what else could I possibly watch? 🤗
Big improvement on episode 1 with a better ammount of planning & organisation. Keep it up!
Great adventure and series thanks for taking us on it, you have to complete the trip now, your half there nearly!.
I am really enjoying this.
I hope it carries on around the uk.
Looking forward to the part three.
Keith. 🇬🇧
Second one in guys, and I love it. What a wonderful idea.
So glad I found this channel!!
What an awesome trip! A great adventure.
This is epic. The spirit of sailing! Just like Sir Robin Knox-johnson, a mad British guy takes on a crazy challenge in a barely suitable boat. You've got to continue. If you ever get to Liverpool I'll buy you all the beer you can drink. Or gin and tonics, whatever you fancy London folk are drinking these days...
Top job Harry! A great series you're making there, I'm really looking forward to the next episode. You're visiting all of my little boating haunts on the south coast so I'm loving the fact you're stringing them all together. Keep going buddy, eventually you'll get all the way round. 👍
To protect the new prop you should look into getting a prop cage, we use them in Australian surf lifesaving to allow us to beach our rescue boats at speed. It would make beaching a lot easier for you, especially on the rocky shores you have over there.
Fantastic videos looking forward to following your trip. having done a few hundred mile in a 4mtr inflatable around the west coast of Scotland I know you will enjoy it up there just keep at it!!!
Superb filming and editing with great music! Can't wait for the next episode.......
Love what you guys are doing. I’ve learnt so much about my own country from you guys! Hope you do choose to continue!
"dunno how you are supposed to know this" its marked on charts haha!
This looked like a riot and its going exactly how i thought it would. It wouldnt be fun if you where prepared though
Thanks for sharing your adventure, this far. Take me along on part three please, I be waiting at the dock.