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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- We spent an amazing 3 weeks with our Wayfarer on the West Coast of Scotland in June 2018 This film covers our voyage from Mull to the Outer Hebrides. A third film still to come to complete the Hebrides 2018 playlist.
Wonderful pictures, it's about 40 years since I sailed into loch Skipport in a Lysander 17, and 50 years since I stood on the top of Bhein Mhor just south of Hecla. Wonderful memories of sailing in the area...
very glad to have been of service!
The wayfarer is an amazing boat for seaworthiness. Brilliant sailing guys.
This is just superb sailing and seamanship.
cheers!
Wow, great video - amazing scenery, but gee it looks cold and wet at times!
Absolutely beautiful! What a fantastic way to explore and make memories. Thanks for sharing.
Fantastic
Fantastic - thank you from Canada
Wonderful.
Nice video. Gorgeous views from a neat boat.
Another brilliant account of pretty "out there" sailing. Congratulations on the journey and the excellent film you have made of it. Maybe you should share to DCA fb page? or SSCC fb page?
Hi Zuma Zuma! I did post them on the DCA Facebook page, but am intrigued to know who/what SSCC is. thanks for subscribing. BB
Sorry, SCS Sailing cruising Scotland. facebook.com/groups/sailingcruisingscotland
Love all of your videos. My daughter has just qualified at RYA level 3 and is interested in sailing Wayfarers. We are thinking of joining Weir Quay SC in Devon. Is it a good club for Wayfarers? Are you based in the SW? Best wishes - and Happy Christmas!
Hi Raymond. I don't know the club at Weir Quay, but have sailed past a couple of times. If I had a choice I'd base myself a little lower down the estuary - the Tamar and surrounding coast is a fantastic cruising ground. I would thoroughly recommend joining UKWA by the way! all very best wishes B
very nice Cruise and video. I subscribed!! I use ro cruise with mi dinghy too and do some video.. you can check on my channel! Fair Winds.