Lovely classic Dylan Winter
Cheers Warren
I guess that sailing with all those rocks around certainly heightens the senses, one false move and all that…..I reckon it makes you a better sailor too…we’re probably a bit lazy down here with all that lovely soft mud to squelch into, nothing dented except your pride when you touch.
Did you know that you were on the way to sell the boat at that time? and did you have an inkling that Jon was going to buy it….funny how things work out.
Cheers,
Richard
As Warren said, but he forgot to mention the beautiful scenery. I also do agree that the sticky up granite pointy bits out of the water would tend to help the one’s focus on pilotage!
A beautiful haven. There used to be plenty of shellfish to gather for dinner after a few hours walking the hills. I must go back one day. Thanks Dylan.
With regard to the lava you need an OS map. The hills immediately behind Sanna are the western side of the remains of a volcano crater. The entire circle remains and the roas into Sanna runs through the middle; it’s about 2 or 3 miles across
A little West Wight Potter is just the job for this sort of area. I had one for years when it was just me and the boat and we were ecstatically happy. The great thing is that with the keel up she drew a mere five inches, with the keel down about three feet – with the plus that you didn’t need an echo sounder, just a pea stick and if it went wrong you just got a clunk on the keel – pull the piece of string, up she comes and you’re away again – perfect!
One man trailing too…
Love the vids great old guy stuff I have an Endeavour 26 do you know them ?
Hi Dylan, Thank you for the immense enjoyment you have given me .If the BBC can film a bus trip across Yorkshire Why cant they Show your stuff. Bloody. Any way I Will watch the rest and Stand my round . All the very best to you and yours.
Douglas