Thanks for watching our Gosport to Beaulieu adventure! We give a little run through of our Savvy Navvy sailing app and the features that have been most helpful for us so far. If you haven’t got it already, you can use our link to get a free trial and a discount when you sign up to a subscription👌🏼 (Don’t say we never do anything for you😉) We’d love to hear your thoughts on the app, either way! Thanks and see you all soon, Lauren & Chris x www.savvy-navvy.com/?_branch_match_id=979836647856551102&IndianaSailing&IndianaSailing+-+Affiliate&
Good to watch your progress. Bucklers Hard is a great mooring and the Solent can be a challenge with strong tides and lots of shipping. You might consider stowing the fenders once under way as keeping the side decks clear avoids a potential trip hazard - important if sudden action needed. And personally I always wear shoes to avoid accidentally stubbing toes/getting cuts etc. It’s all about avoiding possible mishaps. Keep sailing!
Fantastic seeing your journey from landlubbers to sailors - everytime you go out you learn a little bit more. Brought back many memories for me actually, seeing you guys in Bucklers Hard. Somewhere I've been a few times, but only once by sea. A beautiful part of the world. Happy to answer any questions that you or your followers have.
Strangely, watching this in Chichester Mariner having left Gosport this morning. Early tomorrow we're heading back to Swanwick against a forecast 30kts South Westerly. Then the drive home.
Oh how cool, you’re right there!! The wind has already picked up, be careful leaving Chichester, we were told it gets a bit treacherous in and out of there! We’re wishing you a safe sail.
Aloha Lonnie! Thank you for watching and for the comment ☺️ It was incredible to get more experience, we loved every minute. Yes the ship Museum so interesting. Do pay a visit if you come to the UK!
@@SailingIndiana i’m looking forward to getting a bit though but single-handed but curious on what size because I like big indoors to ? Lol and how many kills should my boat have ??? should it be a wooden boat or fibreglass but I would like to have a Metal log fire on mine to cook of and heat if needed to and I think I would put A airbag system around the boat for if ever sunk to lol :) because we never know lol :)
@@vivianbond7449 Sounds like a canal boat would be best for size, stability and proper log burning fire to keep warm! Sail boat of 30ft+ will give a nicer/bigger living space but all depends on experience if solo sailing. It’s fun boat shopping tho!
@@SailingIndiana it’s bin my dream to live and travel on one and enjoy the finer things of life :) and a wood burner because what is everywhere lol to cook off to lol
This was one of the things we looked for when boat shopping. We have sailed both slab and in mast but as it’s just us two and we aren’t interested in speed etc, so in mast is so much easier!
You need wifi for savvy navy or data, so I don’t think you can use it offshore, correct me if I’m wrong to use it live, I have it and it’s good , I also have navionics,
Hi David, thanks for watching again! You can actually download specific areas of the chart which enables you to use it offline. So for longer trips you can download as many sections as you need and it works great. We haven’t used Navionics yet, does it have wind and tide built in too?
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Thanks for watching our Gosport to Beaulieu adventure!
We give a little run through of our Savvy Navvy sailing app and the features that have been most helpful for us so far. If you haven’t got it already, you can use our link to get a free trial and a discount when you sign up to a subscription👌🏼 (Don’t say we never do anything for you😉)
We’d love to hear your thoughts on the app, either way!
Thanks and see you all soon, Lauren & Chris x
www.savvy-navvy.com/?_branch_match_id=979836647856551102&IndianaSailing&IndianaSailing+-+Affiliate&
Good to watch your progress. Bucklers Hard is a great mooring and the Solent can be a challenge with strong tides and lots of shipping. You might consider stowing the fenders once under way as keeping the side decks clear avoids a potential trip hazard - important if sudden action needed. And personally I always wear shoes to avoid accidentally stubbing toes/getting cuts etc. It’s all about avoiding possible mishaps. Keep sailing!
Fantastic seeing your journey from landlubbers to sailors - everytime you go out you learn a little bit more. Brought back many memories for me actually, seeing you guys in Bucklers Hard. Somewhere I've been a few times, but only once by sea. A beautiful part of the world.
Happy to answer any questions that you or your followers have.
Thank you! 🙏🏼☺️ We absolutely loved this part of the trip and definitely couldn’t have done it without the app!
Strangely, watching this in Chichester Mariner having left Gosport this morning. Early tomorrow we're heading back to Swanwick against a forecast 30kts South Westerly. Then the drive home.
Oh how cool, you’re right there!! The wind has already picked up, be careful leaving Chichester, we were told it gets a bit treacherous in and out of there! We’re wishing you a safe sail.
Loved the vid - some beautiful scenery
Thank you for watching! Absolutely stunning scenery - we definitely recommend a visit!
Brilliant. You have both done so well. It's a great success story.
Ah thanks so much Michael!! Means a lot and thanks for watching our journey! Lots more adventures to come
Awesome video guys 😁 x
Ah thanks guys🙌🏼☺️ x
Great video! We are neighbors I could say, we have our boat in Haslar. Cheers!
Hey guys, another sail under the belt. Well done. The ship building museum looked like fun, I would like to see it myself one day. Aloha.
Aloha Lonnie! Thank you for watching and for the comment ☺️ It was incredible to get more experience, we loved every minute. Yes the ship Museum so interesting. Do pay a visit if you come to the UK!
Great video. I really enjoyed it and it was very informative. Immediately downloaded savvy navvy. 😀
Ah thank you so much☺️ Brilliant, let us know what you think! It was all new to us and we found it very easy to get along with!
Good to see you guys back on the water too
Ah thanks for watching again Vivian! Hoping there are still some nice days of sailing let before the winter hits here in the UK!
@@SailingIndiana i’m looking forward to getting a bit though but single-handed but curious on what size because I like big indoors to ? Lol and how many kills should my boat have ??? should it be a wooden boat or fibreglass but I would like to have a Metal log fire on mine to cook of and heat if needed to and I think I would put A airbag system around the boat for if ever sunk to lol :) because we never know lol :)
@@vivianbond7449 Sounds like a canal boat would be best for size, stability and proper log burning fire to keep warm! Sail boat of 30ft+ will give a nicer/bigger living space but all depends on experience if solo sailing. It’s fun boat shopping tho!
@@SailingIndiana it’s bin my dream to live and travel on one and enjoy the finer things of life :) and a wood burner because what is everywhere lol to cook off to lol
I have not noticed until now your main is also on a furla makes handling a lot easier 👍
This was one of the things we looked for when boat shopping. We have sailed both slab and in mast but as it’s just us two and we aren’t interested in speed etc, so in mast is so much easier!
You guys have such a big yachting community in the UK looking at the amounts of yachts around
It’s huge along the south coast! The Solent in particular is just brimming with marinas and yachts and everything boating!!
Does Savvy Navvy have floorboard wrestling tips?
No!! 😂😅 We will be writing them a strongly worded email!
@@SailingIndiana we're on it....;-)
@@savvynavvy I need all the help I can get! 😂 Lauren
You need wifi for savvy navy or data, so I don’t think you can use it offshore, correct me if I’m wrong to use it live, I have it and it’s good , I also have navionics,
Hi David, thanks for watching again! You can actually download specific areas of the chart which enables you to use it offline. So for longer trips you can download as many sections as you need and it works great.
We haven’t used Navionics yet, does it have wind and tide built in too?
Guys, can I ask you what pc/mac you use for editing?
Hi Marco, so we’re using a Acer Predator Helios 300 right now, we’re not used to Mac so thought it best to stick with PC. Editing on Da Vinci Resolve!
@@SailingIndiana thanks guys. I'm exploring options....and, as a long date linux user I'd reather not use a mac...(and they're very very expensive.
You guys are safe walking around in your parts of the world try doing that in SA 😳🙈😂
Yeah we certainly wouldn’t be wondering around in the dark in SA😬😬 We probably take it a bit for granted here…
If its ur first boat with equal learning then how come wifey ain't steering into port? C it time and time again.
Bare foot and sailing = broken toes
A very good point 👀😬
Couldn't watch it. The camera on the slippers forehead is crazy fast moving when your watching it back on a TV.
Yeah sorry we only realised how bad the GoPro footage was when we came to editing 😔 Hopefully it doesn’t put you off watching future episodes 🌊⛵️