Thanking you, but never forget that it’s fairly easy to edit out all the bad bits. Carly is a truly wonderful human being, I’m more of a work in progress but I do try and be a better person today than I was yesterday 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
My lovely Vizsla Chester died young because of Vets annual checkup and Boosters. His last visit he got a clean bill of health and literally Four ! Days later, the poor boy was riddled with Cancer.😡 The following day, sat on the Pavement across the road from the Vets. I spelled out for my buddy the likely terrible time he was in for, but if he wanted to try and fight it, I’d be with him all the way. There followed a period with Chester looking at me and the Vets, and finally he stood up and pointed to the Vets, and I stayed with him as he was put down. He was only Six Years Old. ☹️ However his Buddy Pepper, a Spaniel, Never went to the Vets again.now all my friends Spaniels have been dead by Twelve Years Old. Pepper was a Rescue Dog, so accurate aging isn’t possible. So when Pepper was at least Fourteen years old, Her weekly Treats changed completely. She had two packets of sweets a week, and two packets of chocolate Biscuits. She drooled whenever I had Wine Gums and Chocolate Biscuits prior, and was delighted to have Hers as well. She Continued to be Very Fit, Healthy , and Happy, until the last few months of her life, and her decline was such, that she was able to die of natural causes in my arms. Pepper was At Least Twenty Three years old. If you an get Hank to live that long, it will cause problems going to foreign places obviously. But if he’s like my Chester, every single day will be well worth it. May Hank Live longer than even my Pepper. Bob.❤ Vizslas are so Special and losing one is so traumatic and heartbreaking, I daren’t risk having another one, but every time I see Hank in your videos, I break out in a Huge Grin. Best Wishes.👍🏴🇬🇧⛵️🌟🌟🌟🍻
Love your videos. I especially like your blue turtle neck sweeter. Can you please let me know where you purchased it from? I can't seem to find it any where on the internet. Thank you and keep them coming. Jim
.... great selection of questions .... have to say though Hank will be one of those rarities, and still be loving you in his twentieth year .. smilin ... where will you be living while Cadoha is in the shed ..... thx for the share .. as always .. never stop dreaming, just dream bigger .. have fun be safe, save our oceans ....
Here’s to hoping he’s one of those outliers 🙏🏼 We’re going to be staying with a friend in his apartment whilst Cadoha is in the shed, which is incredibly kind of them.
@@CadohaAdventures ..... yes we do so ... excellent that you have a friend to stay with. It will be quite different for you having now lived aboard Cadoha now for several years with only minimal time ashore .... thx for the reply ... make it an extraordinary week .... cheers .....
Its good to see so much of my home "turf" in this vid, I live in Paignton and sail out of the Dart. I am interested in your diet re obtaining fresh vegetables and roughage for the digestive system and in particular storage as freezers are very energy hungry.
We have huge amount of tined veg, we often pick up fresh veg from whichever towns etc we're near and we have a Dometic chest freezer out back and you're right it does demand a lot of power, but for most of the year the solar keeps on top of that 🙏🏻
Good call on staying in the UK. I trust you intend to return to Scotland. If so I hope the weather behaves itself (episode 10). Please take your time there are so many anchorages for you to explore and share. So many channels visit and miss so much. For example, you could take a month to do a lap of Skye and still only scratch the surface although my idea would be to spend two or more days in each anchorage to soak up the atmosphere particularly if you're moored or anchored next to a distillery.
My ancestors come from Scotland and Ireland and I’ve recently learned so much about them through ancestry.com via a long lost cousin who’s a gene geek and done an insane amount of homework on our family tree. I want to spend more time learning about their culture, the culture of my recent ancestors, as it’s been completely forgotten about by my immediate relatives and that’s a shame.
Hi Guys enjoy the channel. Give the sail drive gator replacement a go for sure, I did ours on a previous boat without difficulty. Back then I found a series of photos describing "how to'" but there's probably a youtube video showing it now. Cheers from NZ
Yes that’s certainly on the list this winter too. There is actually a sailing channel called ‘Sailing Brutally’ who did a really good video on it who often gave me the bravery to tackle jobs I otherwise wouldn’t have known how to do. I’m not sure he still makes videos that often, which is a shame because he really was a valuable creator. I personally hope he starts making videos again.
Great Q&A video! Best we've watched, short and sweet.😊 Boat shows - good idea to spend your time sailing and having fun instead! Looking forward to perhaps seeing you up on the West Coast of Scotland. You'll love it up here. ⛵️😎
Love your videos. I watched all of them some of them more than once. I think you're doing a bloody great job 👏 me and my wife bought a boat I spent year doing the boat up for us so we could spend some quality time together. I've had it 3years my wife's been on it 3 times, doesn't like it, and it's no fun on your own 😂 enjoy it together, you 3
Ahh I’m sorry to hear that. Perhaps just take her out when you know for sure it’s going to be super calm conditions and a beautiful day? It’s hard not to like being on a boat on some days in many of the anchorages we get to see, but on a different day, well, it’s easy for some people to not get the appeal I guess 😂😬⛵️
Nice hat mate. Akubra? Good to see one on👍. And great that you're exploring natural BP measures💪. Lots of things to help you out there, well done. Great episode very interesting. Take care and stay safe. 🙏
Thanks. I’m not adverse to medication, if I exhaust all other options but I want to have made a concerted effort to do all I can before I bite the bullet and start popping pills every day with my breakfast 🙏🏼😬
Carly was (is) an award winning visual merchandiser who used to fly all over the world, designing and building displays for companies, and I used to build garden fences and teach Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
Now let me say a few things before you run off and buy one. Firstly I have nothing to compare it to other than free-diving. I've never scuba dived before in my life and I've never used another hookah before. I did do a lot of due diligence when it comes to understanding the dangers of breathing compressed air under the water. In short, these things are dangerous and not to be taken lightly. If you think this is something you'd be interested in then please do speak to a diving expert (I've had the good fortune to learn from several, in terms of theory, as well as my own continued reading). We really enjoy this electronic hookah as it's small, lightweight and seemed (to us) perfect for the little space we had on the boat, where dive tanks and a compressor just wouldn't fit, as well as add a lot of additional weight. If you use the above link and you do buy one too then we will get a small kick back which will go towards Hanks treat jar, it's the same price regardless of if you go to the company directly, but I know some people feel a certain kind of way about us getting any kind of kick backs, so if that's you then just google 'air buddy dive system' and go to the site directly, again the price is the same regardless, but I'd like you to feel good about how you got there, so, there you have it. What else can I say? We bought the system directly from the company in Australia. We bought it ourselves and paid full price for it. We saw a 'distributer' in the UK, but they wanted close to double the price and had similar wait times to simply ordering direct from Australia, so that's why we went direct and just paid some import taxes, which still worked out much cheaper than the UK distributer. The team at Air Buddy have also been amazing on the other end of my emails and questions, for us it's been a very positive after sales service. Again I've never tried any other products so I am in no way qualified to give any advice other than say that we use this most days and have been enjoying it, we've used it to check on the anchor, clean under the boat mid-season, explore some amazing reefs and do a spot of foraging too. We get close to an hour under the water on my own or about 50 minutes when Carly is attached to it too. I hope that's answered most of the questions which have come my way but if you have any more then again please do just ask and I'll do my best to answer them from my own anecdotal experience. This is our referral link if you'd like to check it out: www.airbuddy.com/?ref=aJ0aLM
Dom, as a former rowing coach please remember to drive principally with your leg's as they are the biggest muscles' and only finish off with the arm's (small c).
BUMBU RUM WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE I recommend trying it it tastes like a chocolate. I do not drink any other rooms now and I used to be a rum snob still am but now I just drink Bumbu
I hear you on the boat shows. I just came back from the Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival and came back depressed (don't have the time, the money nor the environment (I'm mostly on freshwater) for wooden, but they ARE gorgeous). Thanks for the Q&A! Do you use crab pots at all? If not, why? I know they're EVIL when sailing or trying to get into port but on the flip side they're dead easy to set up and you don't have to get into diving gear. :)
I’ve had five crab pots over the years and by now every single one of them has been stolen. Seems the local fisherman don’t like people encroaching on their turf, so I just dive down and catch ten times as many by hand as I used to with pots. So I guess the people who thought they were stopping me have actually led to a 1000% increase in my productivity. They should pat themselves on the back 😬🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞
Hi guys have really enjoyed discovery your channel and website just today. We have just purchased our first boat and are now facing the challenges ahead being complete novice sailors our selves. We wanted to ask what courses did you take and at what point did you think right we are ready. Any advice at this stage would be greatly appreciated and we hope maybe to see you on the water next season in our boat dancing bear 🤜👍
Have you considered harvesting a decent sized ballan wrasse? They eat them here in Spain, and I find it fascinating what some cultures consider food and others consider trash
We did once a couple of years back and when we cooked it the meat was really mushy. The flavour was ok but the texture just didn’t seem right. I mean if I was in a survival scenario I’d eat them, they’re not hard to find and they’re not even remotely scared of you, so they’re very easy to hunt, but generally speaking no I wouldn’t bother. I don’t consider them trash, I think they’re one of the most beautiful fish we have along our coastline. I feel the same about conger eels too, I see so many of them pop their heads out when I hunt lobsters and there’s something quite endearing about them. They’re bright blue when you shine a torch on them and for some reason I really like them and have no desire to hunt them. Lots of people say they’re delicious but no part of me wants to harm them. I can’t explain it, I just find them fascinating to watch.
@@CadohaAdventures I totally get it! Why kill an amazing creature if you’re not going to really enjoy eating it. I’ve struggled pulling the trigger after making eye contact with a fish and it’s moved towards you in a gesture of trust. I’ve eaten a few dogfish and their texture could be described as mushy, but turning them into fishfingers with some breadcrumbs and they’re instantly more edible. I guess it’s knowing the best way to prepare any food - and there’s not much info on cooking Ballan wrasse 😊
I want to know where you found the loveliest, smiliest, happiest wife on the planet. You really are a wonderful family with Hank the star … which makes his age such a sad fact of life
@@CadohaAdventures awe mate that’s tragic I feel your pain I lost my sunnies overboard and I’m in search of a new pair it’s like losing a limb a well fitted pair of sunnies 👌🏼
@@CadohaAdventures awe mate that’s tragic I feel your pain I lost my sunnies overboard and I’m in search of a new pair it’s like losing a limb a well fitted pair of sunnies 👌🏼
@@CadohaAdventures awe mate that’s tragic I feel your pain I lost my sunnies overboard and I’m in search of a new pair it’s like losing a limb a well fitted pair of sunnies 👌🏼
@@CadohaAdventures awe mate that’s tragic I feel your pain I lost my sunnies overboard and I’m in search of a new pair it’s like losing a limb a well fitted pair of sunnies 👌🏼
Why are you so pessimistic about Hanks life expectancy? Unless he has a problem we don't know about he should live to be 13 at least. Agree going to France a problem with dogs but Alderney and Guernsey are well worth a visit. Go to Beaucette on Guernsey not St Peter Port. We sailed SW for several years with boat kept at Torquay so love the memories your films bring back. Xx
I’m not pessimistic at all, I said he was middle aged and he’s 7 years old so that would make me more optimistic than you even 😬😜 6 or 7 years flys by in the blink of a eye these days and so I don’t want Hank to spend even a second of that in quarantine. There’s so many amazing places in the UK to share and I agree that it would be great to explore some of the Channel Islands too, although still need to check what even they entail with regards to coming and going with dogs now.
The one thing that was a bit a-miss was the comments about the Annapolis boat show. I understand the sentiment about looking at stuff you cannot afford but specifically the Annapolis boat show is more-so about the people, YOUR community, networking, etc... you could go there on Wednesday and be back by monday and your life would be much richer for it.
@@CadohaAdventuresthen my guess was correct, as i am of the same era, i was wondering how much longer this lifestyle serves me right, with winter coming again, have you ever had the same thoughts and what are your options for the future? Warm regards on this summer like autumn night here in the nether regions...
Hi guys, wow that is very good of you. Wonderful to see that someone actually has a foresight to help other cruises or, Yachty , Cliff from Logan City Queensland Australia 🇦🇺 from the big island 🧑🏾🦽🏝️🐨🦘🇦🇺🌏
Well it’s nice to be of some use to others. For the most part that’s what’s really struck me about the boating community, yes you get a few bahumbug miserable old gits here and there but mostly it’s a community of people all helping one another and asking for little or nothing in return. From the RNLI (lost boat volunteers) to an old salt in the marina happy to help with some engine work you’re stuck with, there’s always help around the corner it seems and so it’s compelled us to try and be more useful where we can too 🙏🏼⛵️
Loved the Q&A! And Hank of course 🤭
No question...just a comment. I've enjoyed your videos for a while - you seem like great people! Thanks for sharing your lives with us.
Thanking you, but never forget that it’s fairly easy to edit out all the bad bits. Carly is a truly wonderful human being, I’m more of a work in progress but I do try and be a better person today than I was yesterday 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
My lovely Vizsla Chester died young because of Vets annual checkup and Boosters. His last visit he got a clean bill of health and literally Four ! Days later, the poor boy was riddled with Cancer.😡 The following day, sat on the Pavement across the road from the Vets. I spelled out for my buddy the likely terrible time he was in for, but if he wanted to try and fight it, I’d be with him all the way. There followed a period with Chester looking at me and the Vets, and finally he stood up and pointed to the Vets, and I stayed with him as he was put down. He was only Six Years Old. ☹️ However his Buddy Pepper, a Spaniel, Never went to the Vets again.now all my friends Spaniels have been dead by Twelve Years Old. Pepper was a Rescue Dog, so accurate aging isn’t possible. So when Pepper was at least Fourteen years old, Her weekly Treats changed completely. She had two packets of sweets a week, and two packets of chocolate Biscuits. She drooled whenever I had Wine Gums and Chocolate Biscuits prior, and was delighted to have Hers as well. She Continued to be Very Fit, Healthy , and Happy, until the last few months of her life, and her decline was such, that she was able to die of natural causes in my arms. Pepper was At Least Twenty Three years old. If you an get Hank to live that long, it will cause problems going to foreign places obviously. But if he’s like my Chester, every single day will be well worth it. May Hank Live longer than even my Pepper. Bob.❤ Vizslas are so Special and losing one is so traumatic and heartbreaking, I daren’t risk having another one, but every time I see Hank in your videos, I break out in a Huge Grin. Best Wishes.👍🏴🇬🇧⛵️🌟🌟🌟🍻
We’ve been watching your videos for a while now. Imagine our delight when we sailed past you moored up. Made our day!
Love your videos. I especially like your blue turtle neck sweeter. Can you please let me know where you purchased it from? I can't seem to find it any where on the internet. Thank you and keep them coming. Jim
.... great selection of questions .... have to say though Hank will be one of those rarities, and still be loving you in his twentieth year .. smilin ... where will you be living while Cadoha is in the shed ..... thx for the share .. as always .. never stop dreaming, just dream bigger .. have fun be safe, save our oceans ....
Here’s to hoping he’s one of those outliers 🙏🏼
We’re going to be staying with a friend in his apartment whilst Cadoha is in the shed, which is incredibly kind of them.
@@CadohaAdventures ..... yes we do so ... excellent that you have a friend to stay with. It will be quite different for you having now lived aboard Cadoha now for several years with only minimal time ashore .... thx for the reply ... make it an extraordinary week .... cheers .....
Great channel. Being a dogperson Hank is my favourite, sorry, haha. He looks like a Vizsla. Is he?
Looking forward to follow your repairs through the winter.
I’m looking forward to them not being as bad as they often tend to be 😂🙏🏼⛵️
Hope you are keeping safe with this bad weather all the best 👍🏻
Its good to see so much of my home "turf" in this vid, I live in Paignton and sail out of the Dart. I am interested in your diet re obtaining fresh vegetables and roughage for the digestive system and in particular storage as freezers are very energy hungry.
We have huge amount of tined veg, we often pick up fresh veg from whichever towns etc we're near and we have a Dometic chest freezer out back and you're right it does demand a lot of power, but for most of the year the solar keeps on top of that 🙏🏻
Love your vids, guys. Pop in to see us if/when you decide to install a new Solar Arch
Good call on staying in the UK. I trust you intend to return to Scotland. If so I hope the weather behaves itself (episode 10). Please take your time there are so many anchorages for you to explore and share. So many channels visit and miss so much. For example, you could take a month to do a lap of Skye and still only scratch the surface although my idea would be to spend two or more days in each anchorage to soak up the atmosphere particularly if you're moored or anchored next to a distillery.
My ancestors come from Scotland and Ireland and I’ve recently learned so much about them through ancestry.com via a long lost cousin who’s a gene geek and done an insane amount of homework on our family tree.
I want to spend more time learning about their culture, the culture of my recent ancestors, as it’s been completely forgotten about by my immediate relatives and that’s a shame.
Hi Guys enjoy the channel. Give the sail drive gator replacement a go for sure, I did ours on a previous boat without difficulty. Back then I found a series of photos describing "how to'" but there's probably a youtube video showing it now. Cheers from NZ
Yes that’s certainly on the list this winter too. There is actually a sailing channel called ‘Sailing Brutally’ who did a really good video on it who often gave me the bravery to tackle jobs I otherwise wouldn’t have known how to do.
I’m not sure he still makes videos that often, which is a shame because he really was a valuable creator. I personally hope he starts making videos again.
Fascinating. Thank you. I really admire your attitude and approach towards what you are doing.
Just humbly trying to show off our home shores as best as we know how 😊🙏🏼⛵️
Great Q&A video! Best we've watched, short and sweet.😊 Boat shows - good idea to spend your time sailing and having fun instead! Looking forward to perhaps seeing you up on the West Coast of Scotland. You'll love it up here. ⛵️😎
Glad you enjoyed it! ☺️
Great vid. Always nice to hear from you folks, and Hank, of course😀
Always welcome 🙏🏼
Love your videos. I watched all of them some of them more than once. I think you're doing a bloody great job 👏 me and my wife bought a boat I spent year doing the boat up for us so we could spend some quality time together. I've had it 3years my wife's been on it 3 times, doesn't like it, and it's no fun on your own 😂 enjoy it together, you 3
Ahh I’m sorry to hear that. Perhaps just take her out when you know for sure it’s going to be super calm conditions and a beautiful day?
It’s hard not to like being on a boat on some days in many of the anchorages we get to see, but on a different day, well, it’s easy for some people to not get the appeal I guess 😂😬⛵️
Nice hat mate. Akubra? Good to see one on👍. And great that you're exploring natural BP measures💪. Lots of things to help you out there, well done. Great episode very interesting. Take care and stay safe. 🙏
Thanks. I’m not adverse to medication, if I exhaust all other options but I want to have made a concerted effort to do all I can before I bite the bullet and start popping pills every day with my breakfast 🙏🏼😬
I would have asked ' what careers did you have before living aboard ? " " How do you fund your lifestyle? '. Love the videos !
Carly was (is) an award winning visual merchandiser who used to fly all over the world, designing and building displays for companies, and I used to build garden fences and teach Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
very interesting Don, thanks for the quick reply !@@CadohaAdventures
🙏🏽 Thnx for all your answers m8’s!
Our pleasure matey, thanks for the questions 😊🙏🏼
Now let me say a few things before you run off and buy one. Firstly I have nothing to compare it to other than free-diving. I've never scuba dived before in my life and I've never used another hookah before. I did do a lot of due diligence when it comes to understanding the dangers of breathing compressed air under the water. In short, these things are dangerous and not to be taken lightly. If you think this is something you'd be interested in then please do speak to a diving expert (I've had the good fortune to learn from several, in terms of theory, as well as my own continued reading).
We really enjoy this electronic hookah as it's small, lightweight and seemed (to us) perfect for the little space we had on the boat, where dive tanks and a compressor just wouldn't fit, as well as add a lot of additional weight.
If you use the above link and you do buy one too then we will get a small kick back which will go towards Hanks treat jar, it's the same price regardless of if you go to the company directly, but I know some people feel a certain kind of way about us getting any kind of kick backs, so if that's you then just google 'air buddy dive system' and go to the site directly, again the price is the same regardless, but I'd like you to feel good about how you got there, so, there you have it.
What else can I say? We bought the system directly from the company in Australia. We bought it ourselves and paid full price for it. We saw a 'distributer' in the UK, but they wanted close to double the price and had similar wait times to simply ordering direct from Australia, so that's why we went direct and just paid some import taxes, which still worked out much cheaper than the UK distributer. The team at Air Buddy have also been amazing on the other end of my emails and questions, for us it's been a very positive after sales service.
Again I've never tried any other products so I am in no way qualified to give any advice other than say that we use this most days and have been enjoying it, we've used it to check on the anchor, clean under the boat mid-season, explore some amazing reefs and do a spot of foraging too. We get close to an hour under the water on my own or about 50 minutes when Carly is attached to it too.
I hope that's answered most of the questions which have come my way but if you have any more then again please do just ask and I'll do my best to answer them from my own anecdotal experience.
This is our referral link if you'd like to check it out: www.airbuddy.com/?ref=aJ0aLM
Loved the Q&A but cant find the link of the scuba thingy :-)
@@Baspastoorsify That's strange, here it is: www.airbuddy.com/?ref=aJ0aLM
Dom, as a former rowing coach please remember to drive principally with your leg's as they are the biggest muscles' and only finish off with the arm's (small c).
That’s why I always go so slow! 😬
Enjoyed the change of pace with this video. Keep up the great work. 🥝🥝
Will do, glad you enjoyed the catch up 😊👌🏼
Surprisingly to us (not to you) you both were Brilliant in this video..!!! 😎👍👏🥳
I’m happy to hear it was a pleasant surprise then 😊👌🏼
BUMBU RUM WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE I recommend trying it it tastes like a chocolate. I do not drink any other rooms now and I used to be a rum snob still am but now I just drink Bumbu
I hear you on the boat shows. I just came back from the Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival and came back depressed (don't have the time, the money nor the environment (I'm mostly on freshwater) for wooden, but they ARE gorgeous). Thanks for the Q&A!
Do you use crab pots at all? If not, why? I know they're EVIL when sailing or trying to get into port but on the flip side they're dead easy to set up and you don't have to get into diving gear. :)
I’ve had five crab pots over the years and by now every single one of them has been stolen.
Seems the local fisherman don’t like people encroaching on their turf, so I just dive down and catch ten times as many by hand as I used to with pots. So I guess the people who thought they were stopping me have actually led to a 1000% increase in my productivity. They should pat themselves on the back 😬🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞
Hi guys have really enjoyed discovery your channel and website just today. We have just purchased our first boat and are now facing the challenges ahead being complete novice sailors our selves. We wanted to ask what courses did you take and at what point did you think right we are ready. Any advice at this stage would be greatly appreciated and we hope maybe to see you on the water next season in our boat dancing bear 🤜👍
Where are you guys selling at the moment?
Many thanks Dom. Did you buy the Hookah from Portable Hookah Diving Systems based in Brisbane, Australia?
Many thanks Dom. Did you buy the Hookah from "Portable Hookah Diving Systems" based in Brisbane, Australia?
Hey there, no this is where we bought it. www.airbuddy.com/?ref=aJ0aLM
Have you considered harvesting a decent sized ballan wrasse? They eat them here in Spain, and I find it fascinating what some cultures consider food and others consider trash
We did once a couple of years back and when we cooked it the meat was really mushy. The flavour was ok but the texture just didn’t seem right.
I mean if I was in a survival scenario I’d eat them, they’re not hard to find and they’re not even remotely scared of you, so they’re very easy to hunt, but generally speaking no I wouldn’t bother.
I don’t consider them trash, I think they’re one of the most beautiful fish we have along our coastline. I feel the same about conger eels too, I see so many of them pop their heads out when I hunt lobsters and there’s something quite endearing about them. They’re bright blue when you shine a torch on them and for some reason I really like them and have no desire to hunt them. Lots of people say they’re delicious but no part of me wants to harm them. I can’t explain it, I just find them fascinating to watch.
@@CadohaAdventures I totally get it! Why kill an amazing creature if you’re not going to really enjoy eating it. I’ve struggled pulling the trigger after making eye contact with a fish and it’s moved towards you in a gesture of trust.
I’ve eaten a few dogfish and their texture could be described as mushy, but turning them into fishfingers with some breadcrumbs and they’re instantly more edible. I guess it’s knowing the best way to prepare any food - and there’s not much info on cooking Ballan wrasse 😊
I want to know where you found the loveliest, smiliest, happiest wife on the planet. You really are a wonderful family with Hank the star … which makes his age such a sad fact of life
Mutual swipes right 😬😇
Will you ever circle the states
Will you be filming your winter in the shed?
For sure 👌🏼
I think Hank needs more speaking parts.
Agreed 👌🏼🐕
Less booze, less chocolate, but dude, it's the lobster your problem :D
If all else fails then I’ll switch to more scallops then but I’m not quite ready to quit lobster yet 😋🦞
I want to know where you purchased your sunnies 😎 Dom?
Trespass. Although I’m sad because I sat on them the other day, about three seconds after floating about the sunny anchorage I was in 🤯
@@CadohaAdventures awe mate that’s tragic I feel your pain I lost my sunnies overboard and I’m in search of a new pair it’s like losing a limb a well fitted pair of sunnies 👌🏼
@@CadohaAdventures awe mate that’s tragic I feel your pain I lost my sunnies overboard and I’m in search of a new pair it’s like losing a limb a well fitted pair of sunnies 👌🏼
@@CadohaAdventures awe mate that’s tragic I feel your pain I lost my sunnies overboard and I’m in search of a new pair it’s like losing a limb a well fitted pair of sunnies 👌🏼
@@CadohaAdventures awe mate that’s tragic I feel your pain I lost my sunnies overboard and I’m in search of a new pair it’s like losing a limb a well fitted pair of sunnies 👌🏼
Why are you so pessimistic about Hanks life expectancy? Unless he has a problem we don't know about he should live to be 13 at least. Agree going to France a problem with dogs but Alderney and Guernsey are well worth a visit. Go to Beaucette on Guernsey not St Peter Port. We sailed SW for several years with boat kept at Torquay so love the memories your films bring back. Xx
I’m not pessimistic at all, I said he was middle aged and he’s 7 years old so that would make me more optimistic than you even 😬😜
6 or 7 years flys by in the blink of a eye these days and so I don’t want Hank to spend even a second of that in quarantine. There’s so many amazing places in the UK to share and I agree that it would be great to explore some of the Channel Islands too, although still need to check what even they entail with regards to coming and going with dogs now.
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Gutted that Hank has a short life expectancy😢
Makes three of us 🥹
We were hoping there would be some kind of bio engineering breakthrough which would double his life by now 🙏🏼
The one thing that was a bit a-miss was the comments about the Annapolis boat show. I understand the sentiment about looking at stuff you cannot afford but specifically the Annapolis boat show is more-so about the people, YOUR community, networking, etc... you could go there on Wednesday and be back by monday and your life would be much richer for it.
I’ve never really thought about it like that. Perhaps next year then we’ll make a special effort for Annapolis then 👌🏼
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Glad you enjoyed the video 🙏🏼
Question. Why do you always film your feet?
It’s a prelude for my only fans channel 😬
How young are you ?
38 and 42 years 'young' 😬
@@CadohaAdventuresthen my guess was correct, as i am of the same era, i was wondering how much longer this lifestyle serves me right, with winter coming again, have you ever had the same thoughts and what are your options for the future? Warm regards on this summer like autumn night here in the nether regions...
Hi guys, wow that is very good of you. Wonderful to see that someone actually has a foresight to help other cruises or, Yachty , Cliff from Logan City Queensland Australia 🇦🇺 from the big island 🧑🏾🦽🏝️🐨🦘🇦🇺🌏
Well it’s nice to be of some use to others. For the most part that’s what’s really struck me about the boating community, yes you get a few bahumbug miserable old gits here and there but mostly it’s a community of people all helping one another and asking for little or nothing in return. From the RNLI (lost boat volunteers) to an old salt in the marina happy to help with some engine work you’re stuck with, there’s always help around the corner it seems and so it’s compelled us to try and be more useful where we can too 🙏🏼⛵️