Much of this part of the country feels like you’ve stepped back into the 1950’s, and in with you, it’s a lovely vibe 👌🏼☺️

Glad you enjoyed it, Jacqueline 🙏😁

Carly face palms every time I go off on one, which is way more often than is captured on camera, which is probably a good thing 🤣🤣

Ha ha, it certainly is a beautiful car!

It’s a remarkable spot indeed 🙏😊

You just wait, Mike, I’m going to be a real life fisherman when I grow up! 🤣😬🐟🐟

Especially if you were a vegan fish...

I’m always trying to just add a little something extra with each video I make, that way, hopefully, in many many years time, I’ll hopefully be able to create something I’m happy with 🤣🤞🏼⛵️

Agree, I loved that transition too! Well done Dom 👍🏼

It's really just an epic place to go and detox from the world. 😁⛵️

Thanks, George, that's kind of you to say. We're trying our best to learn how to capture our surroundings to the best of our equipment and ability, so it's always nice to hear that people can see some incremental improvement 😁🙏🏻

No argument there, Hank is the star by a long way 🙏🏻 Do send our best to Matt and Emma next time you see them, and let them know that 'Creo 2' is still being loved 😁⛵️⛵️

That all sounds like an awesome adventure set to unfold and we will happily raise a glass with you when you get here. Best of luck 🍻⛵️😁

Glad you enjoy them, Andy and as always, we simply strive to do justice to our homeland with our footage 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 St Just really is a stunning little spot, religious or not, it's a great place to slow right down and collect your thoughts.

I'm glad to hear that they seem to be getting a bit better as time goes on. I imagine the Helford river was much quieter in the 60's, probably in every regard, not just the boats. Still a beautiful place to wake up in all the same 😁⛵️

Just hope to be able to do these magical places the justice they deserve 🙏🙏⛵️

Ah ha, you're one of the ten people who actually watch the videos to the end, hey 😁🙏🏻⛵️⛵️

Thanks Tom, we’re always trying to make each one just a bit better than the vlog before it, even if it’s just one little tweak here or there. 👍🏽

Are a great enjoyment. I hope in the future I can express this financially. Bravo!

Ha ha, fair enough. I guess I drink alcohol free beer, so perhaps I shouldn’t throw too many stones 😬🤣

Ha ha, I can see how that would go, demonetisation in 3.....2.......1. 😂

Glad you enjoyed the video and that it seems we’re getting the hang of filming a bit now. Appreciate you stopping buy and sharing your thoughts. 👌🏼⛵️☺️

We were blessed with many a good sunset and sunrise in this anchorage ☺️☺️☺️

Ha ha, well I hope you both enjoyed it. 🙏🐟

It's certainly not very common to see where Carly and I are originally from in the UK, but it does explain now why it looks so foreign to us 😁😁

@@CadohaAdventures we used to call it elephants feet when I was a kid and didn't know its proper name. Joys of having a father in law who was plant mad. He collected trees etc from around the world.

You’re welcome, David, it’s our pleasure ☺️

Thanks for the info! It did look a bit. other worldly to me 😳😁

It’s our pleasure, Colin. Glad you enjoyed the vlog.

Thanks, Matthew and sorry to hear you weren't having such a good day. Glad to hear our humble vlog helped give your day a lift though 🙏🏻😊

Glad you enjoyed the vlog, Micky. Thanks for stopping by 🙏

I'm sure I've seen Ray Mears do something similar, years and years ago, using very primitive techniques and I've always said to myself that I'd like to try its for myself one day.

I’m glad the video managed to evoke some good memories! You’ve also made me want to go and make a bacon sandwich 🥪😁

It’s our pleasure, glad you enjoyed it. 😁⛵️

Glad you enjoyed it, Angelo. Hope you’re keeping well 🙏⛵️

We didn't even realise how good we had it here! 😍😍 Hope you're keeping well, Nick ⛵️🙏🏻

I am with you on this subject Nick. The quality of Cadoha’s and Uma’s filming is exceptional and beats the proverbial out of the dozens of bikini babes in the Bahamas channels that call themselves ´sailing’ channels. Keep safe and all the best from Versailles, France👍👍

@@mikewilliams4499 Je vous remercie, Mike!

Thanks Frans, glad to hear that incremental improvements are happening and starting to show through 🙏

Hey Andre, yes it’s stunning! We have met with Mads and Ava a couple of times already since they’ve been here, awesome couple 😁⛵️

Ha ha, so, you’re the one who watches them that far 🤣⛵️🙏

@@CadohaAdventures Sad as it sounds, so do I watch them to the end, its like the end of the pirates films when you get the extra bit haha

Always good to know who the handful of you are who stick it out until the end 😁

Thanks, we couldn’t have gotten half as good footage as we did if it wasn’t for the unreal generosity of someone who gave us their old drone, which was a million times better than the little one we had at the time 🙏🙏🙏⛵️😁

Always trying to learn a new trick here and there. 😬🙏

Adding spingo beer and titanic ale to our list list of must see places!! 😬😬🤣⛵️

@@CadohaAdventures I hope they are still open and brewing.. 😁👍🏼🇬🇧 At one time there was a Titanic ale christen Triple Screwed .... after the ship of course🙄🤪

I take it that's the pub right down on the river in Helford?

I'm really attracted to them too, there's just something awe inspiring about some of the buildings, if no more than 'simply' how long they've simply been standing, let alone everything else about them.

@@CadohaAdventures there is something special about a building that has stood the passage of time, and as you said, wondering about how people passed through them

It really is a stunning place and Hank is the star of the show for us every day 😁😁 Hope things are well down in Italy! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

@@CadohaAdventures getting better .. inevitably so..thanks 👍

Ah, you noticed! 😁😁 I’m glad you enjoyed it ⛵️👌🏼👌🏼

I’m not saying I wouldn’t like it, I actually enjoyed the vegan sausages, I just take issue with the marketing and the insinuations it makes.

I’m on the case, Alex ☺️

We have a little wooden leg strapped to the bottom of the drone. Here's an old video where I made the 'catch leg' kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o7OPl9KYqJjGpI0.html

Genius! I have a little westerly nimrod that I sail in and around Portsmouth, I'll look to do something similar 👌

That’s true, it is basically veg, and there’s nothing wrong with veg, just call is veg 😁

It’s a mavic 2 pro which I think is about the quietest (or one of the most) drones you can fly and it’s certainly quieter than my talking voice or Hanks bark 🤣 Yes this was shot at the end of September/ early October last year, before we headed back to work ☺️⛵️

@@CadohaAdventures Many Thanks. Great photography and look forward to the next one.

Well he was right. on that one! I think Carly was giving our speed over ground there if she was reading off of the iPad.

Yes this is the point in the journey when we started using a Mavic pro 2 rather than a Mavic air. It’s worlds apart in terms of footage captured 😁

@@CadohaAdventures do you use nd filters? Keep up the good work the videos are sooo good Move over la vagabond, sailing cadoha are coming through

@@simondorsett4407 yes if it’s really sunny I do, yes, but the filter doesn’t change the picture so much as it does allow me to set the correct shutter speed and frame rate to make sure I get motion blur with my footage 👌🏼

@@CadohaAdventures yeah absolutely I use them for every flight other than if it’s a solely photo flight every aspect of your videos have improved so much since the start looking forward to the next already

I feel like we’re on the same page. My Mother is a vegetarian, Carly was for 14yrs and so was my niece. I’m all for supporting people eating well and what they like, I’m happy to eat vegan if I’m with guests who are also vegans, all I take issue with is some of the ridiculous naming of some of the products. I guess in the grand scheme of things it’s a fairly trivial thing, but it just niggles me 😣🤣

Ah yes, questions, that was my 'problem' in Sunday school too, always asking so many pesky questions, what made matters worse was that I'd also fallen in love with Dinosaurs too after a trip to the natural history museum, so my fate was set. So, Sir, how many dinosaurs were on the Ark? What do you mean none, how come?

I actually drink alcohol free beer, ha ha. I guess people in glass houses and all that jazz. Ready the pitch forks 😂

Even though that is fairly accurate, ha ha, my issue isn’t with vegans, I support anyone’s right to eat how they see fit, my issue is simply with some food companies marketing departments treating the public as if they’re idiots.

I've never heard the pilot saying before, but certainly agree with the latter. I'm supportive of anyones dietary goals, my only niggle is the way some of the substitutes are presented. I guess life is going well if that's all I have to get riled up about though 😂⛵️ Thanks for stopping in and hanging out with us for 20 minutes of your day, it means a lot 😁🙏🏻

@@CadohaAdventures Thanks, I generally try to live and let live but it's the waving it about in my face that irritates me. If people want to eat plant-based food but pretend it's bacon that's fine. It seems somewhat delusional but who am I to judge. I wonder do they still have lettuce and tomato with their pretend bacon.

Ha ha, glad you enjoyed it, Paul and hope you're keeping well, matey 🙏🏻

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Are we talking about chickens that eat plants, or a chicken breast cooked and placed on a ‘base’ of salad?! 😋

I thought you were talking about vegan chicken meat

@@fredgaither3707 vegetables made to look like chicken?

Okay my bad I completely misunderstood

I’m all for people eating what they like, and I fully support anyone who wants to eat veggie or vegan, it’s just bonkers to me, to call a vegetable product meat, just as much as it would be to call actual meat, a vegetable. Could you imagine the outcry there would be if a butcher marketed diced beef as ‘chopped tomato’? I think authenticity is the way to go, embrace the whatever it actually is that’s being sold as a meat substitute.

I’m fascinated by people, history and the mystery of the universe, which in itself lends to seeming like a similar interest in religion I guess. When I was in my 20’s I was so sure about everything I believed in, the older I get the more I realise just how little I actually know. ✌🏼

@@CadohaAdventures Well, you are both very fascinating people. It is so wonderful that you show us unique places of England that other boat videos do not. We are so grateful for that and are always looking forward to a new video from Cadoha.

Tell me it at least had some jalapeno peppers on it?!

@@CadohaAdventures No such luck!

That’s fair, although in the next episode you’ll see us being a tad more off grid and with the upgrades we’re doing right now, hopefully we’ll be able to be ‘off grid’ for much longer stretches of time 🤞🏼

You do make a valid point, but even so, I'm not sure the same enthusiasm would be offered the other way around, if butchers tried to flavour and present meat as a vegetable 😬 Anyway, my niggling rants to one side, I'm glad you otherwise enjoy the vlog 🙏🏻😁⛵️

@@CadohaAdventures >"if butchers tried to flavour and present meat as a vegetable" One US food outlet did it though: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qbWDpa6buM20gXk.html Personally, I can't stand 'meat alternatives' and that's as someone who hasn't eaten meat since 1988. I stopped for several reasons and one of those is that I didn't really like the taste so the last thing I'm going to do is eat something that isn't meat that tastes and looks like it. The whole concept is on brand with the current times of hyperreality

It’s not even about being ‘PC’ for me, it’s just, tell me what you’re actually offering me, ha ha. If someone says would you like to have some vegan bacon, I’m just going to say no, on principle. I’d expect a vegetarian or vegan to do the same if I offered them sliced beef and said “would you like to try some carnivore red pepper?” I’ve eaten plenty of veggie food, my diet is (if you divide up the food weighting’s on my average plate) mostly plant based, I just take issue with the idea of calling plant based food, meat!

I guess being disrespectful is subjective because that certainly wasn’t my intention. As far as removing myself from Gods grace, which God? There’s something approaching 2000 to choose from? I imagine you and I probably don’t believe in close to the same amount of religious narratives. We likely feel similarly about the Scientology story, or the Hindu faith, I imagine we likely feel similarly about the Inca people’s religious belief that child sacrifices need to be made in order to please their God, Sikhism is the worlds most popular monotheism, is that a story you find compelling? I don’t, but many clearly do. As easy as you find it to not believe in any of the above belief systems, so do I, and out of the thousands of religious narratives out there, the only difference is that I simply have one more on my list than you do. I don’t think you’re being disrespectful if you don’t find, say, Scientology compelling (if of course you don’t, I’m just assuming to make my point). I’m still able to be in awe of the natural world, in a state of wonder about the universe, and fascinated about the history of not just our species but of the world itself. I don’t feel that not believing in a particular story somehow invalidates that experience. Anyway I appreciate you taking the time to stop by and share your thoughts. I hope you’re keeping well 👍🏽🙂