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Hi Paul, I used to sail in those waters some years ago .
As I was growing up and we had a place on Lake Eildon I said if I could find a place like lake Eildon but it was Salt water and you could go to sea with out having to worry about bars or Port Phillip heads , would move there.
And that place is Pittwater.
But I am still in Melbourne.
LOL
And buy the way , buy my Count you now have 3 boats.
Hull speed is only relative to speed through water but not speed over ground, if you have 4kts through water plus 4kts of tide with you will give you 8kts over ground on your GPS
What does flag ROMEO flying on port shroud mean? From ex R.N signalman! JB
Paul. A tidy tip. I used half inch ribbon as tell-tails in shrouds. Fastened using a simple clove hitch at one end OR twice the length and tying the clove hitch half way down thereby giving two flying ends. K.I.S.S John.
Thanks for another great sail Paul hope you get your rollers straightened out before you have to load
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Another great vid from you
Love from Denmark (We have summer right now)
Great video. Again!👍
Hi Paul. Really enjoy your videos. I have a Willow Bay Shilling two berth gaff yawl in Birdham Pool, Chichester Harbour, here in the UK. Appreciate the effort you put into the production. It takes time to shoot all the angles without a film crew! Enjoy the summer. Paul.
Tanks for the nice view (from Holland)
hi Paul, love the videos. The orange tarp next to tylors point is from a recent land slide due to the rain the last few months
Spectacular episode Paul! Sailing, site seeing tour, tasty food, and a little history. Paired with a nice sound track. Just well … inspiring.
Another great episode thanks Paul. Good to see my sailing grounds and I also saw Frank’s post.
Nice episode, thanks for sharing! One question: what does the flag (yellow cross on a red field) stand for?
Thanks for replying to my last comment ref sailing an Enterprise on the South Coast. You mentioned Guildford, my home town. We could have been buddies in our youth and not known it. Happy sailing.
Hello Paul – thanks as always for the trip/ride! Hey yourTorqeedo – Paul have you thought about upgrading your motor to the new one that will charge your battery when leaving the prop in the water while sailing? I will be keeping my engine up but I'm leaning toward Torqeedo for Liberte', ILUR #150. I can't get out Lewes inlet unless the tide is with me both ways… Rob
You should be able to get up on the plane which takes you away from displacement hull speed so your garmin was probably correct.
Another great video, thanks Paul
Really great video Paul. Informative and enjoyable. Thanks.
Thanks for another great relaxing armchair sail Paul. Looks like you picked perfect winter sailing days. Always enjoyable scenery shots, your commentary, food reviews & historical info are all very interesting.
Fanatastic vid.
I really enjoyed it.
Humble, beautiful.
Good to see you on the water Paul, and nice to chat back at Brooklyn after that flog back. A great day to be on the water and thanks for the video! Those historic pictures are excellent. Interestingly the torpedoes used from the range there were the old Mark 8's. They were introduced into service in 1927 and the torpedo used right into the 80s (in fact the General Belgrano was sunk with the Mark 8 by the Brits during the Falklands War in 1982! – they used the old Mark 8 because it had a huge bang-bit compared to the modern weapons). Hope to see you out there again some time!
Very nice video, keep them coming please.
against all odds! condiment emergency, then mushroom omission, you still had a great time 😉
The mystery of the mizzen mast/sail…. Do you just, "set it & forget it", or what? What active purpose does it serve? I'd like to know… Thanks!
I always thought that was Barrenjoey point on "Home and Away". I feel a bit silly now, it's bleeding obvious when someone tells you!
Came across a Lyrebird just across the road from Hornsby Council. It was doing renditions of mobile phone ring tones and lawnmowers. Park life!
Paul, where did you learn to sail with a mizzen?
I noticed a fair bit of weather helm on the video, I sailed a Yawl the other month and complained of weather helm.
I was told to let the mizzen out so there was less drag created by the rudder.
I've been looking for an authority on Gaf Yawl sailing to explain things, any suggestions anyone?
A tip for the moka pot shut the heat off earlier and or keep a wet towel to cool the base when you hear the first of the air violently spurting out it
Another great sail. Such a beautiful area.