They were certainly good 😋😋

They were absolutely fantastic, hopefully there will be many more to come 🙏🤞🏼

I'm going to level with you, Chris. The more I think about this vlog as being a 'sailing channel' the more of a misnomer I'm starting to think that is, ha ha. I mean yes we live on a sailing boat, yes we use that boat to go and explore lots of cool places and yes we have lots of sailing boat related issues which are very different from the challenges we faced in a bricks and mortar home, but it feels like the essence of the vlogs now (for us at least) more about the majesty of the natural world around us and how stunning what we have here really is. The pandemic and Brexit have also shaped how we're thinking about our content too and our feelings and priorities about life on a boat seem like they'd be well placed to try and make what we do, more valuable and useful to others, in many respects, rather than just a self indulgent joy ride that this all started out as. Think more a video almanac of our favourite spots, good fishing locations, the most sheltered rivers and estuaries for long stays, etc etc. How could a boat enthusiast survive and thrive in these isles in the event of a slightly worse pandemic, or financial collapse, or some other such 'black swan' event? Plus we want to still improve our filming and editing skills to really be the best we can to communicate all of that, and still show off this environmemt to the max 😁😁 Lots of exciting projects to come 🙏🏻⛵️😁😁😁

@@CadohaAdventures well keep on your current journey wherever it may take you. You are both hugely talented, energetic and possess wonderfully charming personalities. Looking forward to hearing and seeing your next adventures.

​@@CadohaAdventures you have me hooked, we watch loads of boat channels, and yours is one of the best 'for me' with the pandemic and Brexit, and just fancy a change. We are looking at moving down to the South Coast. We need a bricks and mortar home, but would love to have a boat too. So seeing your adventures and the places you are enjoying on the South coast. Helps us to plan where we might like to move to Keep them coming, more maps would be helpful :)

Ok, more maps coming up! It’s an amazing part of the country, no, make that the world, to live in! 👍🏽🐟⛵️

@@CadohaAdventures have you seen the "Sailing Gently" channel ? not much sailing, but explores Mediterranean Marinas, up to part 4 now. for me... i'd love to see something similar for the hole of the UK. thinking you might sail around one day? (I'd love to one day) Have you seen the RYA Dinghy Trails ? now with Brexit and only 90 days in the EU, setting paths/trails, in UK waters for others to follow, would be cool :)

We had no idea, ha ha, I love how random the saying ‘every days a school day’ can be applicable too ☺️👌🏼⛵️

Thanks, we will keep on making them for as long as we can 😁🙏🏻

Glad you enjoyed it, John. Although I encourage anyone to feel free to make a stewards enquiry on my ‘R’ month statement, that’s third hand info 😬😬😬🦞

@@CadohaAdventures Re R, I was just repeating what I was told by my Gran in the early 1950s, why we couldnt go cockling, however thinking about it and the sewerage treatment (lack of) and discharge back then, the warmer months would have been "dodgy." I think I am also correct that all shellfish sold in the summer months nowdays to tourists have to be "treated" by UV light (query that not sure what light but mussels def are.) Anyone want more info search shellfish poisoning.

You’re welcome. 😁

Thanks, Wayne, glad you’re enjoying the vlogs 😁

That’s kind of you to say, Norman. It’s nice just to think someone else is enjoying our humble adventures 🙏

Thanks, Andy, it feels good to think I’m capturing our home in her best light 🙏😁⛵️🐟

Glad you enjoyed it, Ian 😊⛵️

It’s our pleasure, Simon. Hope you’re keeping well 🙏⛵️🐟

Glad you enjoyed it and yes the scallops were delicious!! 😁😁

We’ll no doubt be stoping there for a couple of days to do some spear fishing with Justin from Buccaneer 🙏🙏⛵️

It’s a magical place and glad to hear you feel we’re doing the places justice 👍🏽👍🏽😁😁

Over excited snorkelling at best 🤣🤣 Glad you enjoyed coming along for the ride again, Andy. Thanks for hanging out with us for a bit 👍🏽⛵️

Thanks, Chris, I always hope they’re get at least a tiny bit better than the last one. Maybe one day, in the very far future, we can pull off some blue planet level work, ha ha, that’s the goal. You can but dream 😁😁🤞🏼

It’s a never ending work in progress but it’s great to hear the vlogs feel like they’re getting better. Now I have to really up my under water filming game 😁😁🤞🏼🐟

Always glad to hear you enjoyed the production, Frans. We hope you’re keeping well 🙏⛵️😁

@@CadohaAdventures just sent you a PM..👍

Hank gets food envy with pretty much anything we eat, and that meal was certainly no different. He's a little food gremlin 😂

I know I probably am fairly safe from a shark attack, but I never said my fear was rational, I used to get scared by the dark grates under water in a swimming pool because I thought there was a shark in there 🤣

Thanks Mike, and fear not, I feel you’re going to appreciate Carlys exploration footwear next season! 😁🙏

Thanks Adrian, as you can see I was more of just a keen snorkeler than free diving/ spearo, although I’m doing a free dive course in March so am keen to learn much more about the sport. 🙏🤞🏼

Well there are plenty to head out on. I’ll share another nice one next, before we head off again 😁⛵️

We’re certainly trying harder to live off of the ‘land’ 🙏🙏⛵️

Saying hi to him now for you, he seems happy about the belly rub 😁 Glad to hear you enjoyed the vlog. Given that we lost all of our underwater capable cameras, we filmed the under water footage on this on an old phone in a cheap plastic case, which doesn’t even nearly do it justice, but next time we’re going in with some decent cameras 😁😁🐟🐟🐟🤞🏼🦞

Hank did eventually try some scallop, but not that day 🤣🐟

Wowzers, I’m all up for conquering fears, but being shot into the air like a missile would be like swimming with great whites for me 😳😳😳🐟

Glad you enjoyed it, Jamie 🙏😁

Well spotted, Chris, certainly does 🤣

Right, and have you looked into the analytical behavioural data of viewers actions on videos where the question has and has not been asked and compared the two outcomes over a large sample?

Ha ha, yes and we certainly weren’t about to argue 🥺🥺

Thank you. They were delicious, thanks to Carly 😁🙏🐟🐟

Ha ha, I’m glad you think so and if they’re trading this, they have my permission to use what they like 👍🏽😁⛵️

I know you're right, but even so, there's something about the terror of actually being eaten alive that just sends shivers up my spine in a way that a car crash doesn't for some reason.

Hello there. We used the diesel bug treatment at the start and after that we used marine-16 fuel set compete (Looks like tea). We run the dipper whenever the boat is in motion, always when the engine is running, although sometimes we turn it off when it’s a calm, beautiful sail, as the noise is sometimes intrusive, but if it’s a bit of a bouncy sail then we certainly have it running as that’s when the most contaminants seem to be pulled out through it. If your tanks are bad then I’d empty the super very regularly at the start of your usage with it, and gradually your fuel samples will get clearer and clearer (if our experience is anything to go by). We also use red diesel as it’s easier to get in all the places we go to. We filter it on the way into the tanks, add the fuel set compete and then the dipper takes care of the rest. I am also paranoid about the fuel system now too after our first seasons experience so I change my filters more often than annually, I changed mine three times last year, which may sound over kill, but when they’re only £6 each, it seems like a small price to pay for peace of mind. Thankfully we’ve never had a problem since 🙏🙏⛵️☺️☺️☺️

@@CadohaAdventures thank you very much for the reply guys , very much appreciated!! What do you use to filter the red diesel on the way into your tanks please?

I don’t doubt you there. That ‘little cow’ on the cliff top path felt like a huge gamble to try and squeeze past 😳😳

He’s far too polite for his own good 🤣🤣

Never though of that. I wasn’t doing anything to lead me to black out, I don’t think? Was very shallow and I never stayed under for more than a few seconds in most cases, just long enough to pick something up. I am, however, going on a free diving course next month because now I’m really interested in learning more about being a ‘Waterman’ and doing so safely. Thanks for the heads up 🙏😁🦞

@@CadohaAdventures we all have our own risk levels. Most of the spearfishemen in the UK dive solo, I am one of them. It's a big no no in the freediving world but hey whatcha gonna do.💁‍♂️ But there are some basics that are important to always follow and then there are risks to be aware of and then decide your own risk exposure.

Exactly, we’re trying to inject some sunshine into everyone’s winter 😬⛵️

@@CadohaAdventures I'm in N.Z it's very Summer here... Merry Christmas 🎊🎉🥳

Well hello from down under then. Happy nee year 🥂🎉⛵️

@@CadohaAdventures N.Z isn't Down Under... It's the Underground hehe 😉

They were indeed, and we managed to find many more as the rest of the year progressed 😋😋😋

Basically yes, he’s a Hungarian Vizsla 😁👍🏽

@@CadohaAdventures Lovely dogs in both smooth and wire haired form. Explains why he is so laid back.

@@bill8784 There's also some selective editing which probably doesn't hut that image either 😂

@@CadohaAdventures Having had terriers we were quite tempted by the Vizsla. Terriers are a very handy size. Ours’ nautical exploits were limited to the Isle of Wight ferry although we were very proud of our last one when we flew with him on a very noisy helicopter to Tresco.

Although I don’t doubt that you’re right, I can’t help but feel a large Porbeagle or Mako shark will freak me out more than someone’s floaters 🤣 Thankfully the water all looked lovely where we were, but certainly good to think about the water quality, especially if we’re eating shell fish! 😳😳🥺

We also have a Tohatsu 20hp too, just a couple of episodes ago 😂 But the Tohatsu broke down, the Mercury was a quick second hand purchase for £200 as a back up and the electric outboard was lent to us by a very kind soul to see how we got in with an electric outboard. 😁⛵️

Rolling those dice like a crazy man living in the edge 🤣🤣 Although, to be fair, in the case of the cows, we really were on the edge! 😳😳😳