The breathless biologist, ha ha, that’s gold. Although he is a national treasure 😁⛵️

It really is one of the best imitations I've ever hear! Very impressive.

Ha ha, yes he’s super handy these days 😁👍🏽

Ha ha, well we’ve certainly been inspired by a lot of their content and found it amazing how quickly they improved their editing skills for their vlogs and hope they continue to keep doing so well. Glad you’re enjoying our humble journey though and that’s a very complimentary statement, so appreciate it 😁⛵️🙏🐟

Second that! Brilliant :)

Thanks, Marv, and I think we’re the same, getting to go on so many amazing coastal, woodland and river walks is part of the richness of our lives now, thanks in no small part to Hank always needing to go and explore, then take us with him!! 😁😁

No arguments from us there 😁

Ah awesome, thank you so much for that. You have directly contributed to our clean water fund and each glass you see us drink, know that you would have helped make that happen 🙏🙏😁😁😁

Dom has books written about his sales ability. He can sell anyone a pen!

Thanks Gordon, I’m not quite sure I’m cut out for a sales roles but the West Country, luckily sells itself ❤️❤️❤️

It was a different life, Tom 🤣 Hope you’re keeping well 🙏👍🏽

Yes we only keep the fish if it’s legally big enough and if it’s going to feed both of us. ‘Take what you need, not what you can’ is the philosophy I’m fishing by. 😁🐟

No argument there 😁😁

Such a great place, I can see why people go down there and don’t come back! 😍😍

@@CadohaAdventures absolutely! that’s our plan for the future! 😇

Glad to hear it, Greg, we’re lucky enough to visit some very tranquil places, so we’re glad that cows across too 😬⛵️

You know it. 👍🏽😂

Ha ha, sadly that wasn’t my impersonation, but the guy who did it was very close to the mark with some of his words 👍🏽👍🏽😁

@@CadohaAdventures He certainly was. 😂

Anything we can do to highlight how wonderful the coastline here is feels really worthwhile 😁😁🙏

@@CadohaAdventures I am hoping to get over to England this year, Ireland based, and will be adding him to the trip

Cheers Norman. Happy new year ⛵️👍🏽

@@CadohaAdventures And a Happy New Year to you three too. May 2022 make freedom a tad more convenient.😀👍⛵️

Glad you are enjoying the vlogs, Tim. Happy new year 👍🏽

We try to do the best we can to show off our home waters 🙏⛵️😁

Glad to hear it, Phil. It’s all just a bit of light hearted fun, so as long as people annoy watching the vlogs, then it’s mission accomplished 😁😁⛵️

Glad you enjoyed it, Mark. Happy new year 🥂⛵️

And a Happy New Year to you. Sat my Nav YM exam last night.

I’d say about 90% of it was on point, he seems to struggle to say the word, Cadoha, ironically ⛵️😂😂😂

He does indeed have us wrapped around his little paws 😁😁

Thanks, Barry, happy new year to you too 🙏⛵️😁

It’s a stunning place and that was indeed a very cool gift. Happy new year to you and thanks for hanging out with us for some of it 👍🏽⛵️😁

Thanks Simon, happy to see you enjoyed the vlog. Happy new year 🙏⛵️😁

Appreciate that. Now I just need to get the hang of the rest of the cameras!! 🤣🤣 That’s one of my goals for 2022 🙏🙏🙏

Awesome, I hope they’re as good for you as they have been for me 🙏🙏🐟

Thanks, and yes it was a very cool experience indeed, now I want to add another one to the collection 😬😬🙏

Thanks, Colin, glad you enjoyed it 😁⛵️

Thanks, Andy. Happy new year to you too ⛵️🙏😁

Beautiful ring, by the way. Part of the reason I found this out is that I looked up the meaning of Cadoha - it was intriguing me. Having failed to find it in any dictionary, I listened to the Radio Devon interview .... and got an answer right at the end!

Thanks, Harvey, glad you enjoyed it. 🙏

Sometimes he runs, sometimes he trots, but he’s always ready to go 😂

Thanks, David, just trying to do our best to show off these fine isles ⛵️⛵️😁🐟🐟

Happy to hear you enjoyed the vlog, Dave. Happy new year 😁👍🏽⛵️

The ‘Attenborough’ start was amazing!

Very kind of you to say. They may not be Amazon or the bbc, but we are blessed with some epic patrons already 🙏🙏😁

I think at this point I was using the black minnow ‘jelly’ (soft plastic) lures.

Ha ha. As my old man always says, beauty really is in the eye of the beholder 😁⛵️😬

It does happen from time to time unfortunately; I have hooked a couple myself. Cormorants are actually worse in my experience as you can't see them as easily when they are hunting under water. I switched to barb-less hooks for this very reason; easier to get out but you do lose more fish.

He certainly seems to be the brains of the bunch. Happy new year, Mike 😁⛵️

@@CadohaAdventures Happy New year Dom and Carly👍

I don’t put my finger in the gills, but just on the inside of the outer gill plate, where that razor sharp edge is 😖 But I know that damaging their gills is really bad for them 😕

Haha, love the daguerreotype comment - I remember slides well and suspect I am much the same age as you. West Looe is a good guide to what the rest of Cornwall is like. I'm pleased to hear you took the opportunity to have a look around. I worked with an American chap in London who only visited a large American airbase an hour north (Mildenhall) at the weekend so that he could buy food he recognised, go to American cinemas and bowing alleys, talk only to Americans etc. It seemed rather sad that he had no interest in what London has to offer in terms of history, museums, art galleries, theatres, night life etc etc. Having said that, his wife was v senior (I forget - a major or a general) involved in planning & organising the 1st Gulf War, so maybe he had no choice but to be at Mildenhall?

@@Neilhuny Well, my Dad was career military as was I so I traveled all my life and loved it. I wouldn't miss the chance to see as much of the world as I am permitted. It's actually the reason I decided to own a sailboat. I'm glad W. Looe was representative of the area. That is where I first encountered the on-beach tent cabanas in which people rent to stay WARM in an English Summer! I also later rented a van and took a few of my friends and their visiting spouses on a little drive up to Edinburgh! So we saw a lot and shared some great fun! It seems I walked all over Plymouth and the time in the south of England was all clear blue skies over a week! l now assume that was probably an oddity. I commend Cadoha for wanting to show off the English coastline to the world. I had also spent some wonderful time in London during a travel study program after my 3rd year in college in '67. I fell for a beautiful Swedish girl I met while walking around the London Zoo! So the British Isles leave me good memories. Always wondered what happened to Britte. Lost touch with her after I joined the Marines a month later. I also went back to England later in the '80s for a week-long Joint Electronic Warfare Symposium held at RAF Mildenhall, if that is where your "Royal Air Force Academy" is located. I seem to remember seeing some U.S. EF-111s operating around the area. I'm 75.

@@bdphourde You've had a great life by the sound of it, with lots of travel and very interesting tasks! That Electronic Warfare Symposium sounds extremely interesting! I think you must have been at RAF Cranwell which is where the academy is. It is near RAF Mildenhall, but the latter is nearly pure America. Only American military, planes etc and lots of them - apparently dollars and not pounds are used within it...

@@Neilhuny Yes, thanks, RAF Cranwell is more familiar. But I think part of the course was conducted at Mildenhall.

Glad to hear you’re enjoying our humble coastline all the way from sunny Florida 👌🏼