Wet & Wild WINTER SAILING în Scoția [EP 215]

Wet & Wild WINTER SAILING în Scoția [EP 215]



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45 thoughts on “Wet & Wild WINTER SAILING în Scoția [EP 215]

  1. Thank you for being honest about your seasick situation. Whilst it is uncomfortable, as a fellow seasick boat owner, I feel useless too when I am ill. And it validates my anxiety about going out in tricky sailing conditions. All the best.

  2. I’m two minutes into this episode…. Got to stop and say that what you have is often far superior to what you dream of! What a great metaphor for life…. Millie isn’t a dreamy Spirit, but she is so much more than that! On with the episode then…. Back now from another great episode…. So what are the domestic arrangements regarding Marmite and Vegemite?

  3. We not only redo the original stitching we also like to stitch around the patch. That works well for us. Also in a pinch we use waxed dental floss for thread. The wax goes easily though the existing holes.

  4. LOL! Venison is what they call the meat OF Deer, I’m fairly sure. It doesn’t have anything to do with the sex or the age of the Deer, so you’re right in that it’s not called “venison” until it’s dead. Or until it’s meat …. I’ve never thought of it that way, but I grew up eating it and I much prefer it to Beef. Also prefer Rabbit over Chicken, especially in the last four years with this administration putting all kinds of chemicals, meds etc. in it & acting as if they’re some kind of “healthy” additive’s ….. I never thought about it, but Jerky would be a great thing to have for protein on long passages, without having to cook anything or exert any labor, well besides “chewing”! 🍀

  5. I dont know how you can leave your baby for that long. I feel for you I am in newcastle australia its just warming up here I hate the cold lived in PNG for six years 20c was jumper time and diving was no wetsuit 21+ I have been back 20 years and still hate the cold dont know how you do it.

  6. Your day sailing in winter looks a lot like our days sailing in Scottish waters this past summer. I don't think that anyone pays the heating bill there as it seems to be cold and wet most of the time. It is still beautiful though and we thoroughly enjoyed our time in Scotland. 🙂

  7. It's always fun to follow you. many beautiful scenery, well-made videos but above all to meet such happy and positive faces where nothing seems to be stuck. OK reality can sometimes be different, we all know. We wish you a pleasant journey. The archipelago in southern Norway and the Swedish west coast is very similar to Scotland.

  8. It always amazing me how you guys can make a 20 minute video seem like 5 minutes! With no drama and no acting, just nice filming & editing and you two being so genuine!! So cool to see you in Scotland!!

  9. not sure where you are heading and I assume you are a little ahead but sailing cadoha, bushpoint, and drake paragon are posting from the west coast of the Uk and Ireland to give idea or ask questions

  10. What a great sailing day! This reminds me of a passage completed in June, cruising aboard SV Pellew, a replica of the biggest pilot cutter built by Luke Powell. I was priveliged to be given the helm for the passage down from the Shiant Islands to the very same anchorage on Rona. That was an exciting narrow entrance to make in the 80 ton cutter with neglible wind, and Luke refuses to use the motor for manouvering. Next challenge was to put her alongside in Mallaig in similar conditions but with a CalMac ferry hard on my stern.

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