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A violent daytime storm pounds a marina. Flags bend in the wind. Boats rock aggressively. Then one sailboat starts leaning too far... 🌊 Waves slam the hull ⚠️ Water floods the deck 💥 The boat rolls completely onto its side Caught by a fixed security camera. 👉 Subscribe & share for more crazy ocean and marina footage #Shorts #Capsize #MarinaLife #StormAtSea #BoatLife #Sailing #CaughtOnCamera #ViralShorts

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Here is a very short video of a boat you just don't see that often. When you do see one you notice it though. While filming the 2015 DeFever Liberty our camera operator caught this baby flying out of the Ballard Locks and he ripped off a couple of seconds of footage. Not all that much to see here but if you like boats like we do you may find this worth watching.

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Nauticat 35 https://www.scanboat.com/en/17408711

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First Thing to Wash on a Sailboat! #sailing #boats #shorts

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There came a point in Luke Powell’s long lifetime in boats when he realised that the wooden ones, and the skills to build them, were disappearing. He decided to do something about it the only way he knew - hands-on. Since moving to Cornwall from Kent in the 1990s, the result of this labour of love is a fleet of beautifully, traditionally built pilot cutters: EVE, LIZZIE MAY, AGNES, HESPER, EZIRA, TALLULAH, AMELIE ROSE, FREYA, and the largest yet, the remarkable PELLEW, in which Luke had the time and the task to pass-on his accumulated knowledge to a future generation. https://www.sandemanyachtcompany.co.uk/yacht/747/PELLEW In preserving skills in this way, the wonderful by-product has been to create a desire for experiencing and owning these vessels. As Luke says: “There’s something quite profound about being on something that is not of our time... When you sail on a boat like this, it’s a time machine; it takes you back to another place; it’s not just an object of conveyance. Whereas a modern boat is like a car - just a factory made object that does no more than take you from A to B - PELLEW takes you through time and space.” PELLEW is a faithful recreation of one of the longest surviving and best documented of Falmouth’s Pilot cutters, VINCENT. The original boat was built in 1852 for the Vincent family of St Mawes. She worked for 70 years until she was retired in 1922, ending her days on the Percuil River as a house-boat. After four years in conception and build, on Saturday 29th February 2020 PELLEW joined a select group of leap year launched vessels when she was gently craned into the Truro River. One of the largest and fastest Pilot Cutters to be built in modern times, PELLEW has subsequently enjoyed the busy life of a successful charter boat. There is nothing like her.

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