Ep 24. 6 Minutes of Sailing #2: Dinghy Cruising with Kingfisher meets the Woollahra Mirrors.
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- We spend an August morning dinghy cruising on Sydney Harbour with the Woollahra Mirror group, launching at Rose Bay and taking a break at Hermitage Beach.
Lovely Josh, thankyou. Makes me deeply nostalgic for Mirrors and Herons past.
Thanks Gary. I get people come up to me all the time to reflect on their childhood experiences. Thanks for dropping by. Josh.
Beautiful. Pretty red sails with a plucky little heron in the midst. Thanks so much for filming this!
Thanks Holly. Those mirrors are so light! Took four of us to get KF onto the beach!
Very nice video thanks. Nice to see the Mirrors again, I learned to sail in them in Cornwall in the seventies when I was just a wee sprog. Great memories.
Glad you liked it Jack. The Mirror fleet is still strong in Australia.
Wonderful sailing, beautiful boats, fantastic photography… Thank You for posting!
Yours - BanjoBob
Thanks Bob! Take care, Josh
Excellent video. Thanks for sharing.
Very kind of you to say. Best wishes, Josh.
Looks like a great morning of sailing with friends, well done Josh.
It was gorgeous, even if a bit gentle! Cheers.
Always great to see a Mirror!! My Mirror is sail number 70489, so these guys were almost brothers and sister of Mochyn Du!!!
That’s cool! Thanks Dave.
Great video Josh!
Thanks DP!
Grand day out!
It was indeed. Thanks for watching!
Woollahra Mirrors link here: facebook.com/WoollahraMirrors
Ah, winter! Nothing like finding empty parks at a harbour boat ramp!
Not a problem in Tas ;) even in summer!
Oh no - what happened to Sea Lions’ sail?
@@afloatinawoodenboat Those sails have just about had it. Tears opening up everywhere. But they've given some good service.
Always get there early! 8am on a Sunday is good.
New subscriber and loving your channel! In fact I've just started looking for a Heron in Sydney for the family. I wondered if you could tell me if there is a Cunningham and outhaul on the older Herons and also if you can fully lower the mainsail whilst on the water? Any info gratefully received. Cheers, Andrew