All those tidal gates get more interesting as the tide starts to flow. Our first couple of times through Corryvrechan were slack water neaps. I have done it half way between neaps and springs in calm weather too, wouldn't consider it with wind over tide or at full flow springs. The Sounds of Luing and Cuan are tame by comparison, but still interesting. I have added the Garvellachs to my must visit list, thanks for the preview 😁
Great video, thanks... Lovely area on a nice day! Lol... There's another area a bit further north from Corry called grey dog... Go through that at the right/wrong time and it feels like your going down rapids! Lol
It is thought that the burial place of Eithne, mother of St Columba is on Eileach an Naoimh in the Garvellachs (isles of the sea). The last time I was there was about ten years ago. I lay on the grass by one of the beehive cells, looking out the sea was flat calm and sparkled in the evening sun. I've never forgotten it.
@@sailingvolupia It is the same island I think that island was chosen for the original monastery because of the good grazing. My exploits around the west coast are related to sub-aqua. I would often find myself on some remote island de-fizzing ready for the second dive of the day. My sailing is limited to crew although I have considered a yacht for a couple of seasons.
I missed out on a trip there this year but nice to see some scenes , a calm Coryvreckan, I've yet to go through, Cuan Sound- (I have a video of going through in the mist). Hoping to see your Beneteau flying along south soon.
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Love waching you rob
Your very interesting
nice photography great drone film and flying
Really interesting and some great film.😀👍
Thanks mate
All those tidal gates get more interesting as the tide starts to flow. Our first couple of times through Corryvrechan were slack water neaps. I have done it half way between neaps and springs in calm weather too, wouldn't consider it with wind over tide or at full flow springs. The Sounds of Luing and Cuan are tame by comparison, but still interesting. I have added the Garvellachs to my must visit list, thanks for the preview 😁
Great vid. Thoroughly enjoyed this one, great filming. Thanks
Thankyou ⛵
Great video, thanks... Lovely area on a nice day! Lol... There's another area a bit further north from Corry called grey dog... Go through that at the right/wrong time and it feels like your going down rapids! Lol
Not a fan of going though stuff like this mate on my own boat lol
It is thought that the burial place of Eithne, mother of St Columba is on Eileach an Naoimh in the Garvellachs (isles of the sea). The last time I was there was about ten years ago. I lay on the grass by one of the beehive cells, looking out the sea was flat calm and sparkled in the evening sun. I've never forgotten it.
I'm not 100% mate but I think its the same place
It is lovely there I also was there on a day with amazing weather.
Where do you sail from?
@@sailingvolupia It is the same island I think that island was chosen for the original monastery because of the good grazing. My exploits around the west coast are related to sub-aqua. I would often find myself on some remote island de-fizzing ready for the second dive of the day. My sailing is limited to crew although I have considered a yacht for a couple of seasons.
I missed out on a trip there this year but nice to see some scenes , a calm Coryvreckan, I've yet to go through, Cuan Sound- (I have a video of going through in the mist). Hoping to see your Beneteau flying along south soon.
She plods along slowly so no seeing us flying along lol we need to save up for news sails ⛵ but after that you should see us rocket off
Hello mr rob
We like more videos you look
nice healthy ❤
Get life jackets on for going through there ;-)
Lovely and very interesting placers
Love waching voloupa