Around the Dengie Peninsula - solo, in my 20' boat
On the Essex coast, I sail around the Dengie Peninsula in my 20' Norfolk Gypsy, I sail out from Bradwell, head down alongside the Dengie Flats, over the Raysand, and up the Rivers Crouch and Roach to Paglesham Pool. Then I return with the tide early the next morning. Whilst anchored for the night I also find a passage in a Joseph Conrad novel which describes one of the nearby creeks - an inlet which allows a boat to seemingly 'disappear' out of the River Thames.
▶︎
Sailing to the Gunfleet wind farm - solo, in my 20' boat
▶︎
Across the River Blackwater to Salcott Creek - and I (briefly) go aground again.
▶︎
1966 Mini Cooper S: The Tiny British Car That Humiliated the Rally Giants, Then Got Robbed!
▶︎
Fatal Sea Accident on the Yacht SPEEDY GO | Man Overboard in the Baltic Sea | BSU Accident Analysis
▶︎
UK Harbour Tug Assisting Container Ship Into Port. Real time with actual audio plus voiceover.
▶︎
Wooden BoatBuilding with Centuries of Tradition in Iran
▶︎
Stuck aground at high tide
▶︎
Reopening a Remote Wilderness Lodge for the Summer
▶︎
Die Pamir doku deutsch - Untergang eines Großseglers - die Pamir Reportage
▶︎
Up the Colne to Alresford Creek
▶︎
From a dinghy to a BIGGER boat - 6 things I've had to get used to
▶︎
This Engine Runs at ~300 RPM... Modern Diesels Run 3000+
▶︎
The Mechanic Who 'Illegally' Made Every Mosquito Faster Than the Spec Sheet
▶︎
HMS Victory in 3D: Total Guide (1/2)
▶︎
Things get messy
▶︎
No. 24 Cornish Shrimper 2 years on, Reality v Expectation, is this the right boat for you?
▶︎
My first race: a Norfolk Gypsy vs. Essex smacks! (OGA East Coast Race)
▶︎
Inside the T-34-85
▶︎
EP116 - Navionics vs OpenCPN vs Orca — Which Chartplotter App Is the Best?
▶︎