I could come round your house & kick your dog ( if you had one)But Britain's not round!
Actually, quite a nice concise vid. Only 1 dolphin & not too many views of waves en route. . .
He’s a real bugger at being akwardI could come round your house & kick your dog ( if you had one)
It's an art form that few of us have and practiceHe’s a real bugger at being akward
Good, concise video but not going around the top took the edge off for me.
A great journey all the same and I envy him the journey, but the 'title' isn't right and not a bikini to be seen.
Do you know why I sail on my own?It's an art form that few of us have and practice
Lets be honest. Once you have seen one rocky outcrop, covered in guano, heather & sheep ( with a few mozzies thrown in for luck) you have seen them all; & that comes from someone that went to school on the Borders.Yeh, missed out isle of Wight, northern Scotland, Orkneys, Shetlands, Rockall, various Hebrides and other Scottish isles (though to be fair, they're two a penny) and Isles of Scilly. We should demand a refund!
Good vid, though. (Apart from the customary intrusive music - why do they do it?)
I can guessDo you know why I sail on my own?
Lets be honest. Once you have seen one rocky outcrop, covered in guano, heather & sheep ( with a few mozzies thrown in for luck) you have seen them all . . .
Apart from the Medway with its rotting jetties, disused powerstation , crumbling warehouse, dumped barge & bridge to nowhere, you could be planted up a couple of Essex creeks & not know which one you were in. All the mud banks look the same at LW.Yes, doesn't stand comparison with Suffolk, Essex & North Kent on the East Coast: such a variety of mud and sea walls, and no flippin' scenery blocking one's sky vista.
Apart from the Medway with its rotting jetties, disused powerstation , crumbling warehouse, dumped barge & bridge to nowhere, you could be planted up a couple of Essex creeks & not know which one you were in. All the mud banks look the same at LW.
No mates.Do you know why I sail on my own?
Ahh!! yes but you get grass sticking out of the water to show you the way out when you want to escape. You have to admit that the view across the marshes at Southwold is breathtaking- Apart from the knackered pontoons, dodgy fishing boats & sheds, of course. Not to mention the road to get there if coming from the sea front. Well worth the daylight robbery for a night's stay. A must on every circumnavigators itineryAnd not much different at high water!
It is called charmAnd not much different at high water!