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You maken me want go see this LM 32 on the hard for sale round the way ..... Saft travles

When sailing close to the wind, like at the end of the video: 1. The genoa is too large, so your sheet track is not long enough, this can be fixed by furling the genoa slightly. 2. The mainsail needs a reef, and the mainsheet should be tightened. Kind regards, fellow sailor in a LM 27

Loving all these videos.

Hi Mike, this is the Simon family from Michigan in the USA. I’m wondering if you’re going to be near enough to Liverpool which we are visiting in mid March 2025? Our family loves to sail and we would enjoy it to either meet you in a pub or meet you on a boat. Love your videos!

Quality video.

"Cutaway forefoot", hogwash.

"a greenhouse on top"? 😂😂😂. Epic Northern sarcasm 😁😁

"where women used to wash their clothes on the rocks"! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Has to be one of the worst filmed pieces on UA-cam!

Thanks for this excellent guide. Something that made me cringe, though, was watching you work with two spanners right above the briny deep. When I do this job, I'll tie a length of string through the ring end of the spanner, with the other end attached to my belt loop or something. I long ago figured out ways to deal with my butterfingers.

Great vid again..i went round the Clyde few year ago on a 46 Bavaria. What an adventure. Hope to charter again there in march next year.

"Seaside entertainment", ... well, here in North-Germany this is called "Hafenkino", ... nothing better than watching with a cooled beer in your hand, ... above all, the mooring manoeuvres, the elderly skipper at the helm, screaming wildly, his woman at the bow with the mooring lines, screaming wildly back and all people laughing ...

A very enjoyable passage with you both, a great commentary and a very cool craft. Thanks.

Hi Mike hope all is well. A short season this year for me due to poor weather windows. I’ve been searching through your videos to find the one about the sails. You said you were pleased with price, quality and service plus you reduced your Genoa. I am thinking of doing the same as I seam to be constantly overpowered and sail better with it slightly reefed plus it’s a very heavy material making it difficult to get going in light winds. If it’s not too much trouble can you send me a link to the video and to the manufacturer. Many thanks. Take care. Roy

Great clear instructional video thanks

Prepare to be boarded... lol 😂 I'm going sailing. But I haven't got a baldy notion. Basically. I suppose I'm going to need a boat? With a big sheet thingy? And a steering wheel... Possibly.

Magic carpet 😍😍😀

Great video as always.

Sat pm. Just passed your boat. All looks fine after last nights big blow.

I love your narration - it kept me watching till the end. I think I’ll subscribe and follow your adventures. Thanks for having me aboard.

Something about these videos we absolutely love!

Must check your previous video when you changed your head sail I need to do the same as my Genoa is too big and heavy. The results of your new sail look fantastic or perhaps you can sail after all🤠🤠

I have just searched for Scanyacht 290 and found Swallow up for sale in Deganwy. What's the plan for the next boat?

I saw your AIS track. Tack angle was magic. Those speeds are amazing. You certainly made effective changes. But its not just Swallow. Its your sailing. Constantly paying attention and adjusting. Watching cos I love it!! Your cheeky joyful grin made me smile!

Lucky you getting out for a beautiful sail. Jealous but living vicariously through you enjoying your sailing. Wave dancer is in France for a facelift so we are land locked for the rest of the season

Hi , love your films :) You advised me how to conquer the swellies in a RIB when it was my first time . Thankyou advice was spot on and I’ve been to Caernarfon from Conwy and back many times , I love it :)

Very impressive Mike - you must be well chuffed! Happy Days!

Happy the fishing net is working ok, just needs a line over the boom to elevate it off the surface a bit, excellent sailing and going at quite the pace now, you will have to adjust your passage predictions or you might turn up a day early.

Can't wait to watch this later. Best weekend I've had on the water in long time. 5kts all the way down the east coast of ynys mon ! Had to try slow my little boat down the best I could

Good video Mike. Wish we had such an active sailing community in Aberystwyth as you have up there. One thing, what sort of autohelm are you using? I couldn't see a windvane on your self steering gear.

Go on MIke admit it, you've secretly installed an electric motor LOL. Brilliant sail and Swallow's performance must be very satisfying.

Good to see you on the water again Mike

what a great sail, thanks for sharing

Watchin you,re videos cos I luv em

Glad your back Mike trust all is well - you’ve certainly got swallow set up well and stable now mate all good 👍 Malc uk 🇬🇧 😊

❤👍👍👍 What a FANTASTIC performance, well done Mike.

when you got it out the yard after winter ,first sail i knew it faster could see the difference comparing it with old videos and same weather conditions, so glad you got rid of that snow plough on the bow pushing water and upsetting the tide times all along the west coast of uk 😂😂

Missed you, hope all is well!

Heave to was also a possibility to make your tea and doing your thing.

As a novice sailor who's still working on getting his old cabin boat out of the yard and seaworthy, I've picked up loads of good tips and tricks from your videos. And loads of good local knowledge, too, because these are my local sailing grounds 👍 Cheers, mate.

Could you do a comment on my boat she is moored in Holyhead her name is Anegada sails well long keel ketch really love your posts kind regards Andy

excellent tour and run down

O6:48 should be "Josefine" from YT "sailing wood" on her first trip after the years-long refit

Fantastic

Very nice looking boat.Thanks for sharing it.

Hi Mike. Just looking for a bit of advice on the Peninsular. I sail a Lugger, so a big dinghy!! I can land her anywhere as long as it's not too rocky when dried out. I have sea legs now and have gradually made my way around Anglesey already in stages!! I'm planning an overnighter from Y Felinheli / Dinorwic and just letting the tide take me as far out and back again the next day. Hoping the ducks all line up so you can assume it'll be close to neaps, SW wind ideally, no more than F4/5. I know the common advice is the last anchorage is at Porth Dinllaen, but are there any other places beyond that where a Dinghy could anchor up for the night? I seem to remember a video about a secluded cove with a pub up the hill but can;t find that anywhere on the maps!! Any help appreciated.

well after some time away from the water just thought id do some prep and make sure am cluded up befor i sail my new to me little boat from Pwllheli back to Conwy and trust Mike to be here with a super helpful video! cheers Mike happy sailing

Great video - but I'm confused... the height of the step in your coach roof looks higher than the 24 Mk IVs I've been looking at - is yours a late Mk IV?

Garmin rules! And you said I had overkill on the electronics!

"Not that we're racing of course"!! LOL!!!