Sailing to Scotland | Sailing Florence Around Britain - Ep.184

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Gale warnings and broken equipment, just a couple of the challenges we faced sailing north from Whitby to Scotland. To top it off we arrived in dense fog to a right royal Scottish Welcome. Exploring the northernmost point of mainland UK.

@BandG

We have been sailing around the world for 8 years after setting off from England in 2016 on board our 37ft sail boat Florence. Now we sailing around our homeland of the British Isles as a shakedown cruise for the Next Adventure. Join us as we share the highs, lows, and challenges of travelling around the world by boat, Sailing offshore across the Oceans and exploring remote locations with our own little tiny house.

#sailing #boatlife #boatlifestyle #SailingB&G #poweredbymastervolt #RollyTaskerSails #circumnavigation #sailingyachtflorence #yachtlifestyle #syflorence #SailingBritain

00:00 – Intro
00:38 – Passage Planning sailing to Scotland
04:22 – Double Handed Sail Changes
12:01 – Life onboard at sea overnight
14:25 – Gale Warnings
16:16 – Arriving in Fog
17:04 – A real Scottish welcome
24:40 – Next time

Music in order as played:

Sailing Yacht Florence

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Allow me to join the chorus of praise. With your sailing skills and photography skills your channel is the best!

DeanCoker

Stunning photography and soooo different from the normal youtubers. Thanks

Bigfish

Thick haar, gales forces winds, hot tomato soup for dinner and putting up the canopy so you don't get wet. Welcome to Scotland in the summer!

Aoi_Fans

Your channel deserves to have hundreds of thousands of subscribers. Amazing footage and narration. Thank you guys.

MikeSantis

I Love this video, the Cool Misty morning, the highland dancers, the pipe band and the beautiful festival bringing the locals together to celebrate.
Thank you Matt and Amy ❤

jameswright

I loved seeing your around the world sailing over the last many years but seeing a Brit couple showing the UK to this American is fabulous!

timothykaufman

Maybe I’m missing something but it would help if the videos were dated ‘14th May 2024’, or whatever for instance. I’m curious about what weather, which month… great videos tho, really informative.😊

thecapn

I think the most obvious sign of the incredible and dramatic improvement in your productions over the last 7 years ( OMG is it really that long ) is the head to camera presentations… now you are relaxed, humorous and informative .. back in the beginning it was very awkward .. once again thanks so much !

andyjamesable

I love these videos & incredibly they just keep getting better & better. The subject matter's great, Amy I could stare at all day long, even when tired she's still a delight, but it's the technical nous that's also remarkable. Using the shipping forecasts as audio, keeping the audio at normal speed when they video's at double, using slow-mo, rack focusing....it's just all so well done & easily as watchable as anything on mainstream TV!

TomTremayne

Finally a sailing couple that loves sailing! Not holed up somewhere installing gadgets! Bravo

georgebrown

Island sailing…sheesh, wind changes, rain, currents, tides and not to mention how the land and rocks can appear…You two have our hearts. We sailed a little around Hawaii, same stuff, only warm…May God be with you. Thanks for sharing…from East Tennessee.

papajeff

Yay another upload🙌 Really look forward to them!

ksc

Fantastic episode. The first half was a Masterclass training video on Sailing, Navigation and Weather. All the sails look great too. 2nd half was a bonus travel guide to the NE Scotland coast. Well done.

michaelbacon

The best sailing channel on YouTube. Thanks for bringing us along.

jocko_

GRAND! Well done guys. we are now armchair sailors! we are at or mooring in Knysna RSA, after 3 years working on our 32ft double ender Aries (Thomas Gilmer) we HOPE to set sail soon. we have rented out our house and are committed. iI is channels like yours that inspire us. Sampson Boat Co with Leo is the inspiration to do thins properly, and you and maybe Sailing Sweet Ruca and Uma and so on, inspire us. BUT right now we are warm and cosy with the Dickinson Diesel heater in the cape winter. we ALMOSt went to Cape Town, but didn't as they had 90knot winds yes, 90 KNOTS, check it out. we are in a bubble on the south coat, the weather pretty much misses us. keep it up.

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