Helford - The Enchanted River (Sailing Cadoha) S3 Ep22
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- The amazingly enchanted Helford River!
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Thanks guys for showing off Cornwall so beautifully.
Ah it really is our pleasure 😊⛵️🧜♀️
Therapeutical and gorgeous episode. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed the video 😁🙏⛵️
Thank you for this gentle tour of a precious place. My bonny lies over the ocean, my bonny lies over the sea, my bonny lies over the ocean so bring back my bonny to me...X
Those drone shots + music are really sublime ❤
What a lovely place. Wonderfully filmed. Cheers
Glad you think so, Bill 😁⛵️
Beautifully done, guys. Thank you.
Just Beautiful, Thank You
Our pleasure, Howard ⛵️😁
Well done
Very poetic drone at sun sunset!
Lovely
Cheers
The drone seems to be the only way to truly capture the majesty of the areas we see. 🙏😁👌🏼
We got up to the boatyard on our konsort in late Sept 2020 for a mud berth night. Lovely friendly yard and great walks Indeed. Loved this little reminder of a wonderful trip. Thank-you
I really enjoyed watching your adventure whilst at home eating my breakfast with my doggo. thank you
Hi Guys. I’m 57 years old now and living in Kenya, East Africa. I just love your Cornwall series, it brings back so many memories of my childhood. This episode particularly, I remember going to Gweek Seal Sanctuary on school trips when I was 12 years old. The place has not changed in over 40 years! Great video thanks a lot.
Glad you enjoyed it. Well we’ll have to make sure we go in there next time and have a good look around, sadly the tides were all wrong for us to get back there before we had to leave this time. 😕
You guys are brilliant at showing that you don’t have to go 1000’s of miles to have a great adventure
So many adventurous places to experience right here is you seek them out! 😁
I cannot believe that the BBC or a travel board in the United Kingdom has not offered you your own travel show!! You are a wonderful travel ambassador for your country!❤️🙌🏼
And I mean HANNNNNKKKKKK!
Absolutely stunning filmography of a beautiful and magical part of Cornwall. Keep them coming.
1:55 I really like how much you express your love of Britain...and the occasional oblique comment about the French 😊
Your comment has just made me re-watch this video and made me realise why I love this mighty little island nation so much ☺️☺️☺️🙏🇬🇧
I came over from How to Renovate a Chateau and not kill. your partner. Your video is extremely well done. I so enjoyed this episode. Places I didn't know existed in England so thank you very much. I am looking forward to bingeing your videos to catch up. Thanks for allowing us on your journey, Love from Maine!!!
Excellent guys both in photography/ music and content …a pleasure… thanks!
Our pleasure! Glad to hear you enjoyed the vlog, Steve 🙏🏻😁
One of our favourite spots. That is apart from the time our anchor kept dragging so we spent a stormy night on a mooring thinking that our little Jaguar 21 was going to capsize. The next night we dried out at Port Navas Yacht Club where we had a beautiful, very memorable meal out.
Gweek boat yard is fantastic I regularly launch my Kayak down their slip, and paddle past Bishop quay, Frenchman creek and out into the Helford such a beautiful place !
Late September published in February ... serious slacking. Hope the three of you hunkered down for the storm. The first three seconds of the vid were breathtaking. The rest was ....😉😉🙏 Good on you Dom for putting the bass back. On our Scottish farm, where we were lucky enough to have a stream and river running through it, we always had to put small trout back. Take care🙏🙏
I love catching fish to eat, but I also want to do that in a way that's balanced and responsible and so I trust that people smarter than me have crunched the numbers and that's why we put fish of a minimum size back 😁🐠🐟
Not always my first choice of sailing channels, but it's ALWAYS a breath of fresh air. I've been out of the UK since 2009, and it's lovely to see such an appreciation of Britain.
We're falling more and more in love with our little island, every day 😁⛵️🙏🏻
What a lovely video! Thank you!
It’s our pleasure 🙏⛵️
Beautiful guys, Helford is such a magical place. That little explore in the woods was real Swallows and Amazon’s stuff. I see Carly is hooked on fishing now…lol. Happy days. Andy UK
You're so right, Andy, magical is exactly how I'd describe it 😁🙏🏻
Carly is totally "hooked"... 🤣🤣
Gweek is fab, and they do a fantastic job with rescuing and rehab for seals.
We really must go back and Check it out 😁
Helford perhaps the most enchanting corners of Cornwall. Glendurgan and Trebah Gardens noteworthy. Loved vlog.
It certainly felt that way to us too, will be sure to look into the gardens you’ve mentioned also 🙏
New subscriber - just stumbled upon your channel. My family holidayed in Helford several times when I was a child and this episode brought back a lot of great memories. It's a stunningly beautiful part of the UK. We used to rent the house that owns the right hand of the two white boathouses which can be seen at 2:47. Having the boat at the end of the garden and the ability to reach beaches and coves that were almost inaccessible apart from by boat (as you found out) was a real luxury. Loving the videos !
Your channel just keeps getting better and better, such great content. I left the UK 10 years ago to live in the states and your short films make me quite home sick. You promote a great life style along with the beauty of England. So a big thank you to you both.
It really is our pleasure. We’ve had the greatest time falling in love with our own home, which kind of all happened by accident. So it’s not only been a remarkable journey, but a great pleasure to be able to share it with everyone.
Beautiful videography.
Glad you enjoyed it, Mark 🙏
Lovely video that captures the Helford's beauty! Centuries ago those oak woods were coppiced regularly to harvest the bark for tanning leather. The timber was mostly converted to firewood and charcoal. That's why you can see many tracks and platforms deep in the woods. They were abandoned in the 1920s and have developed into the rich forest you can see now, with many rare plants. I think my friend Matt was rowing in one of the gigs at the end of your episode!
Enchanting Estuary, thanks for sharing , I sailed mostly the northern Thames estuary ( Essex, Suffolk,Norfolk) and there are some charming places if you know where to look .
I follow along with photos off google earth to see where you are
Hope your surviving the storms!
Cheers Warren
Hey Warren, yes we’re all good thanks, the storms were a bit bananas, but we came out relatively unscathed 🙏😁⛵️
My parents were 10pound poms and now I am 60 odd and through your great videos I feel incredibly drawn to explore my heritage, thanks from an Aussie!!
You should, Robert, there’s some really great places to see. I only found out very recently about my Scottish, Irish and ‘Celtic’ ancestry (although after 40yrs of looking in the mirror, it shouldn’t have come as too much of a surprise) and its ignited a curiosity in me that’s made visiting some of these places so much more profound.
This has to be the BEST video I’ve seen on UA-cam in a long time, Hank is a legend, I own a Weimaraner and he’s a nut case! Enjoyed the editing, new subscriber, gonna go belt fed on your back catalogue myself 👌 all the best!
I’m glad you enjoyed the vlog. We love Weimaraners, just beautiful dogs! 😍
Absolutely beautiful. What a wonderful wood you found.
It's a remarkable area in general, very lucky to have this on our 'doorstep' 😁
So well done. I especially appreciate the lovely music accompaniment--always appropriate, never invasive. Thanks. And I loved the thatched roofs.
That little thatched roof village actually looked as if you were walking through a three dimensional postcard.
Simply brilliant. The editing and quality is so spot on. Just the perfect ratio of explanation, exploration and just being able to enjoy scenes to perfectly picked music. The feel of being there accompanying you is such a delight. Thank you for a pleasant Sunday stroll from my recliner.
It’s our pleasure, glad you enjoyed coming along for the ride ⛵️😁🧜♀️🐟
Lovely vlog guys. We were last in the Helford in 2014 with our east coast based gaff cutter. Good memories of a magical place in a beautiful part of Britain.
We love Hank! And your editing and general content, but mainly Hank!
No argument from us, Hank is the boss!
@@CadohaAdventures Nelson is the Admiral on SV Blown Away! He’s lived on here his entire life. They really do love exploring!
Well done. Yet again you’ve captured the feel for the local area so well… and it’s such a special place. Loved the fishing… we once spent a week there trying to live of what we could forage and managed to get a lobster, crab, oysters (thank you Duchy, you looked to have enough), mussels, bass (caught in a lobster pot!), topped up by the fantastic Shipwrights… happy times! Good to see you living the dream, hope all ok this winter… recent winds have been fun?!
Beautiful footage ...this encourages me to do the South Coast.. we normally hang around Pembrokeshire and often Padstow...time for change.
It’s so well worth the extra push! ⛵️🙏
Well done both, it's great to see you doing such justice to areas I know and love. The seal sanctuary is worth going back for and Frenchman's creek is a great read, getting up there by tender now is like getting on set at Jurassic park!
Feels good to think others believe we're doing justice to such a stunning place 🙏🏻😁⛵️
I really enjoyed the scenery in this one, Hank so loves it.
We loved it too, it's a phenomenal part of the world 😁
Dom’s voice and Carly’s enthusiasm reminds me of the Narnia stories. Plus the superb photography👏👏👏
I loved the 'Lion, Witch and the wardrobe'! 😁
Beautiful filming, a favourite place of mine too. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it Richard 😁🙏
Lovely video as always , great to see my home waters through you guys. Tis not always so peaceful on the river I just spent the weekend on board rocking An rolling down at Port Navas .still incredibly beautiful though. By the way the Collie dog Hank was playing with is called Patch a great local character. Thanks for sharing you adventures stay safe 🤠
Stunning watch, thanks for sharing
Our pleasure 😁🙏🏻
Your video is nothing but idyllic. Beautifully composed! Lovely countryside - so different to Australia!
Glad to hear we’re getting a bit of variety out there for everyone to enjoy 😁⛵️🙏
Great video well Done!!!
Glad you enjoyed it, Jonathan 👍🏽
Another great episode guys, hope you survived unscathed from storm Dudley and Eunice, I guess we will se in an up coming video!
We came off pretty much unscathed from the storms, in fact we only suffered very minor damage.
Hi guys! Great video as usual. I have been to that seal sanctuary a few years ago - I still have the mug! It is great and well worth a visit. Glad to see you are both so well. All the best Paul
Then we will be sure to check it out ourselves in person too 😁🙏🏻
Hope things are good with you, Paul 🙏🏻⛵️
Your talent for finding some of the most beautiful and enchanted places in England is quite remarkable. Coming upon villages that as you said, almost feel like a motion picture set, that has captured and held on to days of old, for at least a moment in time. Walking through a nearly untouched forest, where getting lost is both a possibility and a pleasure at the same time. I wonder how Hank felt about all of this. Did he take it all in as just another day in a dogs life, or did he let you know he would like to live in the forest with nature forever. Stay groovy and stay safe.
Lovely tunes and views, I’m really lucky to live on Helford river up Polwheveral creek. It is an amazing place to live and bring up kids.
You live in as close to paradise as I imagine it's possible to be in the UK 👌🏻😍⛵️
Hi, an amazing place and far from the crowds . Having visited Cornwall many times the only way to see what is what is by boat, easy to spend all summer just pottering around . Hank, is an Hugarian vizsla ? there was one on TV the other night , who grew up with a young lady who suffered a medical condition and the dog got to warn her, that an attack was about to happen , so after some time the dog went away to be properly trained to become a Medical Assist dog and would ware a red vest . Thanks for another great video .
It is an amazing place and yea far from the crowds, which feels like bliss these days. Hank is indeed a Hungarian Vizsla and a super star at that!
The storytelling, imagery, and especially background music on this episode was spot on! You’ve become my favorite sailing channel, with Delos a close 2nd. Just an amazing journey you’ve had, and I thank you for bringing us along. Cheers from Phoenix, AZ.
Hello from across the pond, that’s very kind of you to say, Delos is right up there for inspiring content for us although there’s a few channels where people build log cabins in the forest that I’m glued to also these days 😬⛵️
OMG what a spectacular photografy, Dom … Sure, you’ve got a good cast … but you’ve come a long way since the start … Truly, amazing ! Be proud ! Cheers from Stockholm
Ah now I’m just jealous. We never got to the Belford on our hull tour 2020. It’s on our 2022 tour itinerary. Th is for sharing you lovely people. Would be great to meet you soon. May be we will see you out there this summer and spring time.
Well if we do then be sure to swing by for a beer 👌🏻⛵️
Once again, love the video footage, calming music and commentary guys! Beautiful part of the U.K, stunning scenery, shame the locals have been priced out the housing market! Looking forward to seeing more and 2022 footage! Calm winds 👍🏻⛵️
This is the issue when you live in paradise, others see it and want to be there too 😔
My sister grew up in Devon and faced a similar reality when getting on to the housing market there.
Andrew I agree shame locals being priced out I have experienced similar situation in Oz. The locals give a heart to a place wherever you live Marty Australia
Another really lovely and calming watch. Thank you to the three of you. Loving the drone shots and the quality of the photography. We are prepping our Moody 31 for the season and you are giving us much inspiration. We have been talking boat dogs too which is a bit scary but Hank is such a star. You two as well of course! Thank you all. Heading to Etsy now to look for leads....
Glad you enjoyed it, Howard, and sounds like you will have quite the adventure in your moody too. We both really like the moody yachts, we actually sailed all the way back from ‘La Rochelle Bernard’ to Swanick one and wanted to buy it, although it was out of our price range at the time, lovely boat though 😁⛵️
Quite interesting, I never new something like this existed in England, almost subtropical like. Truly beautiful!
Couldn’t agree more, such a remarkable place 🙏😁
The SW corner of the UK and even as far North as the West coast of scotland have residual wet maritime woodlands tucked away in the River valleys ... usually where the slopes are two steep or wet for improved pasture or crops.. higher up on the Moors in the boulder fields you get the so called fairy woods... Stunted trees covered in Epiphites, moss and lichens ..best known of these ancient oak remnants is Whistman's wood on S. Dartmoor.
They are actually classed as temperate rainforests.. The are a product of the Wet SW winds and the warming effect of the Gulf stream bathing the Western European shores otherwise we would have the same sort of winter Temperatures as Moscow and Newfoundland.
@@clivestainlesssteelwomble7665 I love learning these things on here, certainly the icing on the cake of making these vlogs 🙏😁⛵️
@@CadohaAdventures
Well i didnt spend 3 yrs up the coast just haunting the Barbican ... they had a habit of dragging us out weekly on field work twice a week😂.
Ireland is the most deforested country in Europe but there are some remnants in places..
And ive finally remembered the settlement on the Scottish west coast where they grow Mediteranian species ...Findhorn ...google it...
some of the communities houses are made out of huge oak wisky mash vessels. 👍🏼😉
Great video. Any chance of what you did last year and put In “An up to date slot? “
Is the staff out working with fences again ! 😂
It’s a lot less exciting than you may think, just working full time jobs again, fixing up the boat, and thinking about the goal when we set off again and how that’s changed since last year.
As Dom was strolling down the country lane eating berries, you reminded me of David Attenborough 🤔.
Ha ha, I’m a huge Attenborough fan and have watched everything he’s ever been involved with, but there will only ever be one David Attenborough. Long may he last. 🙏
I have that view from The Shipwrights as my screensaver ~ with appropriate pint of beer in the foreground. My other screensaver is of the sun rising over a far off Guernsey as we make our way toward the Minkies and approaches to St Malo ~ worth considering for next season’s cruise?
Certainly sounds like something worth considering indeed 😁⛵️
@@CadohaAdventures I’ve been enjoying your videos. Isles of Scilly, Dartmouth, Helford etc. Your Salcombe visit brought you up into The Bag, just across from Winters Boatyard where I keep my boat. Another peaceful anchorage (although pretty bouncy this week I should imagine).
Great video - I think the woodland on the Helford is a fairly rare “temperate rainforest”
You may be right, I'm not sure, but it certainly felt enchanted 😁
just stunning - well done
Thanks, Colin, glad you enjoyed it 😁⛵️
The UK never looked better than through your lens.
brilliant your vids just get better
Glad you enjoyed it, Jamie 😁
I have enjoyed your videos right from the beginning but now have a bit of a personal plea:
We have visited the Helford several times in our cruises along the Devon and Cornish coasts and I share your view of it's idyllic nature. We have always taken a mooring buoy but this year we are giving up our marina berth at Plymouth in advance of selling our boat (failing mobility and finances finally catching up with me) so I may well be adopting the live aboard lifestyle for a bit and need to lie at anchor rather than pay fees. Can you divulge anchorages both in the Helford and nearby cruising grounds that you would consider?
Hi guys great video thank for sharing 👍
Our pleasure! 😁🙏🏻
When we’re you there? That’s where I’m moored. It’s lovely although not so much yesterday during the storm 😂
End of September is when we were there but I imagine it’s not too much fun in a blow, especially if a blow was coming in from the east at all 🥺🥺
Yes it’s not nice in an easterly, I had to go rescue a friends boat that was filling up with water in a strong easterly it was pretty nervy 😂
@@lovesailing4533 well we all could do with a friend like you from time to time then 🙏🙏😁
It’s the least I could do since I sold him the boat in the first place 😂. Could I ask you guys a favour. I’ve just started my channel and am just putting together my first real video. How did you guys get your stuff out there? I can barely find my own videos and I know they’re there. How have you been advertising your channel or have you just put them on here and they’ve just been successful?
@@lovesailing4533 no we’ve never advertised the videos, although we do share them sometimes on a Facebook UA-cam sailing channels page, so that may be worth doing, they have 30,000+ members there so that could give you a boost?
Our channel was just for mum and dad, and a couple of friends to see what we were up to, which is fairly evident in the early videos. Anyway, out of nowhere our fourth video just blew up and got like 100,000 views, when the three previous to that received about 35 on average, each 🤷♂️
I wish I could tell you how or why that video did so well, because I have no clue, and that is evidenced by the fact that we’ve never been able to replicate that again, three years later 🤣
My only advice would be to create something you’re proud of, make something that you yourself would enjoy watching, just keep doing it, and eventually others will tune in too.
Best of luck 🙏
Thanks
Thank you so much for your generosity, Simon and apologies for taking forever to say that, we only very recently discovered these, as we normally do all of our replies on our phones which don't show these kind donations, it's only since we started using the laptop that we even knew about them.
Anyway, thank you again 🙏🏼☺️
helford river sailing club has a webcam 😫 but they say "We are looking into fixing the webcams. Stay tuned…"
else we could watch you live :)
Ha ha, well they’d need to place them in Southampton to watch us live now 😁
@@CadohaAdventures Lol or be a time traveler :)
it does look nice down there,
and just looked, the Royal Solent Yacht Club has a webcam, looks wet and cold down there, right now :(
stay warm
@@CadohaAdventures
Are you all ok given the ongoing hooly weather and 122mph at the needles yesterday.🤞🏼
can you guys PLEASE date your vids at the start of them? over here in the great white north we aren't sure of your time table. autumn, bloody hell that was 6 months ago :-(( also, :-) who'es bloody land are you on?
and finally, dom your drone footage is bloody awesome :-))
The sun always shines on us southerners 😬
Recently researched my ancestry and my Mother’s line has records in Helford and Porthleven, which I believe is close by. A lot of the male side of the family became mariners.
very nice
Ria of the year
I have two batteries for mine....I rarely use the second but its great for defeating range anxiety. If you slow it down to 2 knots i9t will last about 7 hours on one battery
Ohhh a beaver... 👌🥃
I've never seen a beaver in the 'wild' so I'm going to have to head back to that sanctuary I think! 😁
Dutch for Seal is 'Zeehond' translated 'seadog' you can see why too.
They really are the real ‘sea dogs’ 😬
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I’ll take five thumbs up 😁
H in
I’m not sure But I think Gweek may be where Leo Golden /tally-ho spent some time at the boatyard there ( building pilot cutters!)
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Who does the sound track? It's really on point.
I do (Dominic) I spend days just listening to music that I think may be complementary and file it away to come back to, often times months later when I happen to have visited the 'right place'. Carly on the other hand is 100% our instagram creator and nails photos in a way that I couldn't dream of.
@@CadohaAdventures Pretty awesome memory!
12:36 There's no way that area where you're going ashore is not man-made, look at the placement of those stones...what's the story there, I wonder? How old is that?
By the way any speed is a good speed for fishing. Just saying
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As you kids are living this life i figure you would want to know that James Wharram designer and builder of Polynesian style Catamaran s. And a father of modern multihull sailing died on
The 14 December 2021 age 93
Raised in manchester England and late of near Falmouth.
He set sail in his home made Catamaran in 1955. His life and his story was litteraly decades ahead of the times and Sailing channel s on U tube have little or nothing on his journeys across Seas and oceans .. they are litteraly and metaphorically following in his wake.
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He chose his last ebb tide rather than the fog and reefs of Altzhimers. Look his story up on
U-tube and the Falmouth local paper .. for his obituary.
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Why do you guys row the wrong way round
So we can see where we’re going? 😬
Always look forward to your videos 👍👍But please talk and show where you are instead of facial shot, we want to see what you see Please
I get it, I’m not as handsome as I was twenty years ago 😕😉