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- čas přidán 19. 08. 2023
- Any one who sails in the Uk will know that this year has been particularly wet and windy... and the 2nd weekend in August was no exception.
With over 30 knots the day before i was hoping that my first outing in the Blaze for some time would not end in tears!
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It’s great to see some dinghy sailing back on the channel 👍🏻⛵️
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it
My dad was a dingy sailor and you did well to hang on in those conditions, one false move and you're in the water, well done.
Thankyou, it wasnt easy
Nice sailing. This brings back memories of 50+ years ago racing Enterprises, Mirrors and Mini Sails on the Tweed....
Thanks
Hard core subscriber 😂. I watch because you are having fun and not just another cursing channel.
Thankyou
Great stuff Martin. Our Sailing Club (Lee on the Solent) just held a Blaze event last weekend. Saturday was horrendously windy with a big swell. Just one race before the RO canned it. Sunday was much better and a great day was had. We also hosted the Phantoms and Solutions. Just a 10 minute sail to our race area though from the beach. It looked exciting for you, and well done on the win.
Thanks, it was a windy weekend wasnt it
That's a ton of fun my friend, thanks for sharing it!!!!!
Our pleasure, glad you enjoyed it
Getting your boat up on its rail, somewhere between just right and way over canvassed; thats where all sailors like to be. Endorphins. Yea, baby.
Hi Eric, nice to hear from you
Fun
Thanks, I agree
That looked pretty hard core sailing Ian, well done with capturing it all and for not losing any cameras!!
Paul.
It is hard capturing dinghy races from on board, good to know that you liked it
Man& machine in perfect harmony, great vid 👍
Thanks
Great fun, love the racing, and we all get a kick, too when you win!
Thanks Ray
Yep hard core! 😀 Nope just love sailing. Sail Safe Guys, Ant & Cid.
Nice to hear from you as ever
Looked like you were having fun. 😊
I was thankyou
Wow, that looked amazing. You were really shifting! Sadly, I am not a sailor. I did for a short time have a little speedboat on the Blackwater many years ago. However, I have never been on a sailing vessel. That doesn't stop me enjoying your sailing, and imagining I was there. Maybe one day I will get a chance to feel the powerof the wind.
And well done you and Hannah for winning your club event.
Thanks Neale, good to know that your enjoying it anyway
Great sail Ian. I love thr smooth path of the water coming off the stern when you're on a plane.
Thinking back to one of your earlier comments about it bring a windy summer, we' ve had more wind here on the Chesapeake too.
Hey to the family and Cheers!
Bad weather does seem to be a global problem this year
Awesome vid Ian! Nice stering! If you like this speed, I suggest you try a catamaran once. I sail a Hobie Tiger myself and yes it's big time fun! Idea 💡? Hahaha greetings from Holland!
Hi, thanks, nice to know that you liked it. I did have a Vortex for a while which is like the love child between a catamaran and a dinghy. If you search our channel I think we made a film or to about it.
What a brilliant video Ian ! Thank you so much.
I pootle about in a Hunter Pilot 27 up the east coast from you at Walton on the Naze, but sometimes yearn for the dinghy days again, although I don't think I could fold myself in two like you do to get under that Blaze boom !
Hi Andrew. Good to hear that you enjoyed it. We like it at Walton on the Naze, one of our favourite places and you have a great dinghy club on your doorstep with a great piece of water to go exploring on. Have fun
Terrific video! More of this please!
Thanks, good to know that you liked it. We have more dinghy racing films lined up
I'm a hard-core subscriber who is looking at Blazes for sale on Apollo duck :) I used to own a Mirror and a Topper in the 80's, so these newer boats look fast in comparison. I'd like to get back into sailing, but I don't know which class to go for.
the Blaze isn't that hard a boat to sail but its not for a beginner, perhaps find one to try and see how you feel about it
Great video of a great sail, Ian. Your Blaze has some similarities to my Raider 16 (Raider is two feet longer and about 40% heavier). Mine has hull wings instead of rails, to sit out. I wear knee pads too. Essential. You asked about your speed on the 0.6 Nm leg. I came up with 11.25 knots. But with determining the length with Navionics, it can be tough for a short leg. If it was really 6.4 Nm, for example, you were averaging 12 knots. So maybe hitting 14 knots max? Quick! Well done in the Nationals. You were competitive with the top 20 in the country! And then going home and winning with Hanna? That's great!
Thanks Roger, I knew it would sound as fast if it were worked out but it was certainly shifting
505 merlin rockets moody 333 great video again
Epic sailing! well done!
Thankyou
Great sail
Thankyou
3min, .7nm, 14kts
Thank you peter, not to shabby in the single handed hiking boat :-)
Def not a dinghy sailor (I don't like getting wet), so count me as a hardcore subscriber! :D
Well done then on watching to the end
Where is: your Anchor, Flares, Mae West, Poop Bucket, Fire Extinguisher, Helmet, Body Pads
yup its sailing, but not as you know it :-)