From Roger Barnes, President of the Dinghy Cruising Association. He promises more to follow. Classic, simple, elegant and packed with sound advice and experience. High quality and well scripted with a unique presenting style. If you have read his book on dinghy cruising, then you know what to expect.
Enjoy, and thanks Roger. Video clips of this quality take considerable time. Much appreciated.
Enjoy, and thanks Roger. Video clips of this quality take considerable time. Much appreciated.
Usually I would agree Steve......But I don't think the trailer film was up to scratch!
ReplyDeleteI suppose it's easier to criticise than praise but I found it clumsy and not very efficient.
The ramp looked perfect with an easy grade and apart from the boat wash very calm.
Personally I would have backed the trailer down the left hand side and as close to the jetty as possible with the winch rope already extended to a point experience would have determined.
It would then be an easy task to align boat and trailer from the jetty
A bungee retainer can be utilised to then hold the boat in place until you can start winching.
Just saying......I love Rogers contribution to dinghy cruising, but there are many ways to skin cats I'm reliably informed!
It is an easy ramp over on the dart at blackness point. Used it several times myself and actually that tends to be the way I do it
ReplyDeleteYou well?
Probably a little hungover from the fallout from Brexit and Trumpmania..Aarrggh stop the world I want to get off! I know I'll go sailing 😊
DeleteI'm traumatised!!!
ReplyDeleteTeaching has changed beyond all recognition in only two years, brexit, trump...where will it end.......how did the Simpsons predict it sixteen years ago........?
I feel this urgent need to retire, sail the south coast, sell the house and join some commune at a Chilean observatory high in the Andes, staring into the realms of our known universe, to get answers to the mania of life......just got to,persuade her indoors to come with me.......
Alternatively....just retiring and sailing will do....for now..........