In this video we sail to another all new anchorage and discover the most tropical place in all of the Kingdom. Check out all of our anchorages over on: www.cadoha.com
Ah thank you, that's very kind of you. I'm always just hopeful we create something that does these awesome destinations some justice and always happy to hear that others enjoy watching them too 🙏🏻☺️
God bless you 3 - and, Dom; you've arrived at a truth that many folk have not yet achieved! "The climate has done very little changing in my 78 years; however, the inhabitants of the earth have not been very good stewards of the places where "the Climate" has affected us minimally' JOY AND BLESINGS TO CADOHA & CREW!
I wanted to know how you 12x scope worked in ‘the blow’ 🙃 But you are absolutely right; the chain is doing nothing in the locker, so why not chuck it out and have the additional peace of mind. And as always, another _beautifully_ produced episode, certainly of broadcast quality, but then, it always is 😊
Hank is the star of the show. However brilliant the narrative from you two is.......Hank is very talkative without words. Dom had to carry him for a bit on that beach. Hank's expression transcribed: "What the f*ck! Put me down, you moron. I have four legs instead of your miserable two and I run four times your speed." Great vlog...keep them coming.
So many amazing places to hunker down and enjoy. This was actually one of the busier anchorages we found ourselves in, most of them have been empty. Just tranquility and beauty to feed the soul.
un jardin magnifique que je ne connais pas encore mais je pense allez naviguer un jour dans cet endroit merci pour ses magnifiques endroits qui nous reste a découvrir
They have been drilling a geothermal well at Eden down into the Granite at a great depth to provide heat for the facilities and to heat the tropical biomes in the colder months. Interesting asides the ATG Airlander Airships may require modern hangers for assembly and servicing Up in Yourkshire as they have vacated Cardington . The double glazed space frame buble domes of the Eden progect could provide the best cheapest and quickest solution to house the new 50 Tonne payload hybrid leviathans they plan to build beyond 10 Tonne present model.
When you said tropical I thought it might be Trebah gardens on the Helford. A sub tropical garden that goes right down the the river - you could approach by dinghy. Also possibly of interest to Dom as it was restored by a veteran of Dunkirk & Operation Market Garden (Arnhem) Major Tony Hibbert- I know Dom was involved with a Dunkirk little ship, so I thought this might be of interest.
You can thank central heating for the climate related death fall, because many more did and still do, die from the cold than the heat. That however might change in next half century. Still, loved Eden but haven't made it there myself yet.
Another great video. What brand of life jacket is Hank wearing? We have a German Shorthaired Pointer, and she has a similar shape to Hank, deep chest and narrow, high waist. Trying to find jackets to fit her is challenging. Thanks for any advice you can offer.
We were fine thank you for asking. It seemed that Southampton barely felt it at all luckily, although I did see plenty of footage from the path of devastation it left many places along the south coast 🥹
@@CadohaAdventures My name is Kieron and I was heading to Somerset (train) to see my brother's family. WhatsApp storm Ciaran coming comments in the run up. Part of the "west country carnival" (Wikipedia). Great boozy carnival weekend where they literally narrowly avoid serious public injuries or burning the town down every year. Look up squibbing to find this particular one. The biggest and maddest. Squibbing is the insanity that happens after loads and loads of incredibly massive floats called "carts" are pulled through the town by huge tractors. Apparently Guy Fawkes came from there. Somerset's north coast looks interesting but the nearest marina to this is Watchet, apparently totally silted up. Hinckley Point is to the east. Westwards though, look promising. Cadoha's scout team needed. Any plans for Bristol/Cardiff?
I saw one of them for the first time in a train in Toronto, Canada on a visit a few years ago. I was very impressed. A very old hunting dog. Second on my list after my Labs. @@CadohaAdventures
Got a wood burner heats the house heats the water cooks the food. Get the wood for nothing, I am never paying some company a fortune for what I get for free.
Why is😅 the voice over quality & volume so different and "wavering" ?? Your lovely videos become frustrating because of bad voice over quality. Can it be fixed??
Eden project looks incredible. And Cornwall beautiful. But my PO, not quite 6 acres of artificial man made paradise is hardly going to fix this world... And I'd be really interested to see their definition of 'climate change deaths' in detail. But that aside thanks for another enjoyable video.
It really is an incredible place. I think the context of the talk I was listening to was in terms of natural disasters and our ability to forecast more accurately, build safeguards, and mitigate the worst aspects much better than we could in the past. The guy giving the talk was the director of the Danish government's Environmental Assessment Institute in Copenhagen and it was refreshing to think about what we’re capable of achieving when dealing with a changing world, rather than the helpless doom and gloom which is relentless and no doubt contributes to young peoples depression and feelings of hopelessness, he actually engaged the part of the brain that said hey, we have challenges, but we’re also great at problem solving as a species too.
Perhaps I am naive, I always thought the war in Syria was ideological, due to a movement of people who wanted to try and live in democratic world when in reality, Islam is fundamentally anti-democratic and so an inevitable conflict erupted between the Islamic establishment and the fledgling democrats. Every day's a school day I guess. 👌🏼
Hank's Scooby Doo look, was great !!!
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I love Hank. I want a dog just like him with his wonderful nature.
We're blessed to have him ☺️👌🏼
Carly has the most engaging smile. Great job guys, this episode was magnificent!
Lovely video people. If there was a You Tube category for the best filmed/commented upon video, Sailing Cadoha would smash it. Thank you.
Ah thank you, that's very kind of you. I'm always just hopeful we create something that does these awesome destinations some justice and always happy to hear that others enjoy watching them too 🙏🏻☺️
God bless you 3 - and, Dom; you've arrived at a truth that many folk have not yet achieved! "The climate has done very little changing in my 78 years; however, the inhabitants of the earth have not been very good stewards of the places where "the Climate" has affected us minimally' JOY AND BLESINGS TO CADOHA & CREW!
'tis surely a green and pleasant land.
You guys have 'got it'. What a fantastic video. Thank you for taking us along
Beautiful and always love seeing Hank!
I wanted to know how you 12x scope worked in ‘the blow’ 🙃 But you are absolutely right; the chain is doing nothing in the locker, so why not chuck it out and have the additional peace of mind. And as always, another _beautifully_ produced episode, certainly of broadcast quality, but then, it always is 😊
Didn't budge an inch... Thankfully 🙏🏻
Hank is the star of the show. However brilliant the narrative from you two is.......Hank is very talkative without words. Dom had to carry him for a bit on that beach. Hank's expression transcribed: "What the f*ck! Put me down, you moron. I have four legs instead of your miserable two and I run four times your speed." Great vlog...keep them coming.
Some very beautiful countryside. 🎉🎉🎉 See you next time. ✨ 🌊 💨 ⛵️ 🏝️ 🌞 ✨
❤ 🐕 and just excellent videos. Thank you
Fantastic video
Love it. I need to move our anchor more next season.
So many amazing places to hunker down and enjoy. This was actually one of the busier anchorages we found ourselves in, most of them have been empty. Just tranquility and beauty to feed the soul.
Nice 😊
un jardin magnifique que je ne connais pas encore mais je pense allez naviguer un jour dans cet endroit merci pour ses magnifiques endroits qui nous reste a découvrir
C'est notre plus grand plaisir et nous espérons que vous aurez bientôt l'occasion de venir en profiter.
Great video thanks. Really appreciate the effort.
8:06 Agreed
Hi a great video and a great place to visit is EDEN ,thank you both for your videos .👍👍🐶👍
Thanks again for a nice video.
I now definitely must visit this area by boat ⛵️
Well done guys another great episode with amazing footage cheers from OZ !!
Hank 😂. Another great video . Eden project was so cool
that place was great thank you for my hank fix!
Great video
Love these videos going to try some of your suggested Anchorages next year.
Amazing, I hope you enjoy them as much as wee did 🙏🏻☺️
“Boat’s not bad too” 😂❤
😬😇
I was only there the other week and happy to say it’s only minutes away from home
They have been drilling a geothermal well at Eden down into the Granite at a great depth to provide heat for the facilities and to heat the tropical biomes in the colder months.
Interesting asides the ATG Airlander Airships may require modern hangers for assembly and servicing
Up in Yourkshire as they have vacated Cardington .
The double glazed space frame buble domes of the Eden progect could provide the best cheapest and quickest solution to house the new 50 Tonne payload hybrid leviathans they plan to build beyond 10 Tonne present model.
You both show an entirely different side of the UK one knows from abroad. 🇨🇦
Well we’re also often ‘discovering’ these in real time ourselves too 🙏🏼😊⛵️
lucky man xxxx
When you said tropical I thought it might be Trebah gardens on the Helford. A sub tropical garden that goes right down the the river - you could approach by dinghy. Also possibly of interest to Dom as it was restored by a veteran of Dunkirk & Operation Market Garden (Arnhem) Major Tony Hibbert- I know Dom was involved with a Dunkirk little ship, so I thought this might be of interest.
Wow you got a context warning about climate change i am impressed well done these things are a badge of truth now 👌🏻
Did I? How did I manage that, I did a whole bit about an education centre (Eden Project) on climate change?
The mind boggles 🤯
Great video! If you don't tow the line word for word as the climate people intended you end up with a context warning! lol@@CadohaAdventures
You can thank central heating for the climate related death fall, because many more did and still do, die from the cold than the heat.
That however might change in next half century.
Still, loved Eden but haven't made it there myself yet.
Another great video. What brand of life jacket is Hank wearing? We have a German Shorthaired Pointer, and she has a similar shape to Hank, deep chest and narrow, high waist. Trying to find jackets to fit her is challenging. Thanks for any advice you can offer.
How did you fair with Cieran? I hope all is well.
We were fine thank you for asking. It seemed that Southampton barely felt it at all luckily, although I did see plenty of footage from the path of devastation it left many places along the south coast 🥹
@@CadohaAdventures My name is Kieron and I was heading to Somerset (train) to see my brother's family.
WhatsApp storm Ciaran coming comments in the run up.
Part of the "west country carnival" (Wikipedia).
Great boozy carnival weekend where they literally narrowly avoid serious public injuries or burning the town down every year.
Look up squibbing to find this particular one. The biggest and maddest.
Squibbing is the insanity that happens after loads and loads of incredibly massive floats called "carts" are pulled through the town by huge tractors.
Apparently Guy Fawkes came from there.
Somerset's north coast looks interesting but the nearest marina to this is Watchet, apparently totally silted up. Hinckley Point is to the east.
Westwards though, look promising.
Cadoha's scout team needed. Any plans for Bristol/Cardiff?
I would say that the death rate would be lower due to better weather forecasting and technology.
The standard of your photography gets from level to higher level. As a TV Producer, I would suggest easing up on the warm and cuddly voice over🙏
👋 what bread is Hank?
Hank is a Hungarian Vizsla. Mental, but lovely.
@@CadohaAdventures I thought so but look very much as a pointer x 4 today type of dog.
thought he was a bloomer
I'm pretty sure Vizslas are pointers, unless I'm misunderstanding, which is very possible knowing me 😬
I saw one of them for the first time in a train in Toronto, Canada on a visit a few years ago. I was very impressed. A very old hunting dog. Second on my list after my Labs.
@@CadohaAdventures
Got a wood burner heats the house heats the water cooks the food. Get the wood for nothing, I am never paying some company a fortune for what I get for free.
Glad to hear that's working out for you there 🙏🏻👌🏼
That's was cruel you two.
Saw "tropics", thought WTAF? They've left!
Why is😅 the voice over quality & volume so different and "wavering" ?? Your lovely videos become frustrating because of bad voice over quality. Can it be fixed??
Eden project looks incredible. And Cornwall beautiful. But my PO, not quite 6 acres of artificial man made paradise is hardly going to fix this world... And I'd be really interested to see their definition of 'climate change deaths' in detail. But that aside thanks for another enjoyable video.
It really is an incredible place. I think the context of the talk I was listening to was in terms of natural disasters and our ability to forecast more accurately, build safeguards, and mitigate the worst aspects much better than we could in the past.
The guy giving the talk was the director of the Danish government's Environmental Assessment Institute in Copenhagen and it was refreshing to think about what we’re capable of achieving when dealing with a changing world, rather than the helpless doom and gloom which is relentless and no doubt contributes to young peoples depression and feelings of hopelessness, he actually engaged the part of the brain that said hey, we have challenges, but we’re also great at problem solving as a species too.
P r o m o s m 😡
That's naiive, The Syrian war is climate-related. And so is the migration from Central America to the US ss/outhern border.
Perhaps I am naive, I always thought the war in Syria was ideological, due to a movement of people who wanted to try and live in democratic world when in reality, Islam is fundamentally anti-democratic and so an inevitable conflict erupted between the Islamic establishment and the fledgling democrats.
Every day's a school day I guess. 👌🏼
Be careful quoting facts countering the "official" message. Don't risk your channel.