Comentarii la: Vagabond – naufragiat!!! – Sailing Cadoha (Insulele Scilly 2021) S3 Ep15

De: ReinhardvonHolst

ReinhardvonHolst — Fri, 14 Oct 2022 10:06:20 +0000

Liked, loved and subbed. I'm a writer and find myself having to research life at sea for a character. Peace from the UK.

De: jeremy gale

jeremy gale — Sun, 25 Sep 2022 10:04:45 +0000

I was once on a boat in the Caribbean in hurricane Lenny 140over the deck at anchor
Never will I look after a boat in that again …
But we survived and told our story

De: valentin ionita

valentin ionita — Sun, 11 Sep 2022 10:02:22 +0000

People who fear or not ready to lose everything, should not go at sea.

De: inty intmail

inty intmail — Sat, 10 Sep 2022 14:00:47 +0000

yeah being on a lee shore in a gale/storm is a tense feeling, if adrift one has very little time to mtr out-if 1 can?. nvr go out on deck in bad weather wit no shoes, ones toes can break n webing split easily n ven ur oof 2 v hospital in v tender- u wana take a trip in v tnder in that weather?, n ur no gd if anyting bad happens. haha i got tense just watching frm my lounge rm, as ive been in similiar situations. one kinda feels a bit helpless whn nature is ina fury. hearing v noise brings it all back to me. its posable to 'pole' a vessel not under command wit oars etc but its hard if large vessels r involved, i once pushed a 5k ton ship wit bout 12 other men n we did move it, but was calm. ur never 'safe' on a vessel, many beleive vey r but tis realy denial or ignorance. having a sail on a furler is a disaster wating to hapen in a storm, get em below v day b4 v storm arr. i always felt taht at nite v wiond 'seems' stronger n v waves bgr, gues its human fear as our nightvision is so poor. v yacht is floating, looks like a poor anchorage, rocky shore, low land so no wind protectjion, n boats moored up wind, would hve been btr ot mtr to other side lee of island if posable day b4 v blow. iv erseen new moorings get draged n crusing yacht wnt aground, ive been on anew mooring n it v rode snaped ina gale n my yacht wnt aground ona rocky cliff, cause v moorng contractor didint lay it rite.swivel shackles r known 2 break, lines get chafed, lots can go wrong. yeah wat u said at end ir rite, in au whn cyclone comes we put our boats up in v mangrave creeks n secure to v trees, a marina is v worst place to b in a big blow as v other boats r realy battering rams. shallow keel on that aground yacht, waves were ramiong it into that rock, on a beach it would hve been ok.ud need an excavator to move vos rocks n push yacht onto even keel, if one cld get one ver?

De: Adrian Sayers

Adrian Sayers — Sun, 04 Sep 2022 07:51:15 +0000

Surprised to see how many sprayhoods were up and Cadoha with a full tent up! Thankfully I've never been in such a violent storm at anchor but know to get everything off the deck possible that is likely to catch wind, including lowering the boom and taking down the headsail if possible

De: Steven Spreadbridge

Steven Spreadbridge — Tue, 16 Aug 2022 10:35:30 +0000

Thanks for sharing your experiences, some scary moments for you both and those around you. I could sense the hopelessness, glad your both ok

De: Hank White

Hank White — Sun, 07 Aug 2022 06:33:58 +0000

Thanks for the video… I agree ….. About the shipwrecked boat… Glad that the damage was minimal. I with God's Blessings will be purchasing a motor sailer before the year ends… I have never sailed but I have lived on or around water all my life. I hope that learning how to sail will not take me long. I will be setting sail out of Galveston, Texas. I hope to sail the world. I am 62 as of Aug 2 and will be retiring soon. Thank you agian

De: Frank Johnson

Frank Johnson — Tue, 02 Aug 2022 19:21:33 +0000

As I start watching, I think "OMG! Did they just abandon her and leave her to her own devices?!!??...

De: James White

James White — Mon, 18 Jul 2022 11:17:38 +0000

CKICK BATE

De: Anthony Vespia

Anthony Vespia — Thu, 07 Jul 2022 20:29:54 +0000

So Beautiful and so sad at the same time. All of you have Beautiful vessels living your dream. And you work so hard to keep them safe, beautiful, and sea worthy. You're all truly a very large caring sailing community, from different parts of the world. I restored my 24ft Cuddy cabin cruiser, when I was 23. I'm 48 now, and still have my boat, and will never let her go. God bless all of you, and be safe.