GALEON ANDALUCIA enters SKD marina

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In the previous video, we saw GALEON ANDALUCIA sailing under Tower Bridge on 23rd September 2024.
Once it had passed through Tower Bridge for the second time, GALEON ANDALUCIA entered St Katharine Docks marina.
This video shows GALEON ANDALUCIA entering the lock that separates the marina from the River Thames and then passing from the lock into the marina itself.
A crowd of people had turned up to watch GALEON ANDALUCIA enter the marina.
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28 сен 2024

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@ThamesShips День назад

@chinoyhealingfoodstravels8888 День назад

Greetings from Redondo Beach 🇺🇸🇺🇸You captured an unforgettable event. Wonderful video of the galleon crossing under the Tower Bridge👍🏽👍🏽

@ThamesShips День назад

Thanks for watching the video. 😃😃

@lorenacharlotte8383 День назад

Wow! That is a beautiful ship. It looks like from a movie.

@ThamesShips День назад

Yes - a number of people came to see it sailing through Tower Bridge and entering the marina. Thanks for watching. 👍

@jmarin5539 День назад

I just watched the footage of GALEON ANDALUSIA entering St Katharine Docks, and I can't believe how tight it was for the galleon to fit through the lock! It’s a miracle it didn’t get damaged I wonder how they overlooked such a narrow entrance in LOndon. Thanks for sharing this amazing video!

@ThamesShips День назад

Thanks for watching the video. 👍 Yes - it was a tight squeeze but I am sure that they did all the calculations before it arrived! It will be interesting watching it depart again.

@oc2phish07 18 часов назад

Living in London, I was lucky enough to be able to go down to St Katherine Dock to see this marvellous ship, and also to go on board on the 27th September 2024. Absolutely fantastic and I would like to thank the crew for their warm welcome on board and their hospitality.

@ThamesShips 18 часов назад

Yes - I agree. 👍

@alidavandenbergh-binnenvaart День назад

It is incredibly beautiful to see this ship entering the dock. It is not really an enormous ship, but it does impress. It must be exciting to sail on it on the ocean. Can it sail anywhere in the world you think?

@ThamesShips 21 час назад

Thanks. Yes - I think it could sail anywhere in the world. It can use its sails at sea so in theory the distance would not be a problem provided the wind was blowing (and it does have its engine as a backup as well).

@frankrullmeigas9999 День назад

!! viva Andalucía, viva España y viva Gran Bretaña !!

@ThamesShips День назад

👍👍👍

@Kirribilli_ships День назад

Thank you for this. It is very interesting seeing her up close and to look at the detail of the timber work on her hull and the design of her elegant bow. She is a wonderful replica.

@ThamesShips День назад

Thanks. Yes - it was very interesting to see her up close. She is in London until 7th October.

@DH.2016 День назад

Helped me visualise 'The Black Ship' in James Clavell's "Shogun" and how awesome that must have been for the Japanese. 😊

@ThamesShips День назад

Thanks for watching. 👍

@kevinmartin3859 21 час назад

Would love to see it under full sail thank you for the video

@ThamesShips 21 час назад

Thanks for watching. Yes - I think that would be quite a sight! 👍

@chrisgosling5954 10 часов назад

Excellent video! I spent a week in St Kat's while living aboard my little yacht "Pamela Jane" way back in 2000!

@ThamesShips 9 часов назад

Thanks for the information and for your kind comment. Yes - I think it is a great place to spend some time. 👍

@johnkean6852 День назад

Lived here 20 years. 100s of ships and yachts come and go. Live abroad now near Kyrenia Harbour Nth Cyprus. For entertainment/educational purposes only!

@ThamesShips 22 часа назад

Thanks for watching and thanks for the information. 👍

@johnkean6852 11 часов назад

@@ThamesShips Not at all.

@adrianbanks2089 22 часа назад

A Great Ship ! ( The Weather was Kind )😊

@ThamesShips 22 часа назад

Thanks - no rain thankfully!

@johnkean6852 День назад

Are they going to refurb her, or have they just added her to their collection of olde ships? For entertainment/educational purposes only!

@ThamesShips 22 часа назад

Galeon Andaluia is scheduled to depart on 7th October and I believe it will be open to visitors whilst it is in London.

@johnkean6852 11 часов назад

@@ThamesShips Thank you for your reply. Hope you do a video as l'm retired abroad.

@ThamesShips 9 часов назад

@@johnkean6852 👍

@johnkean6852 4 часа назад

@@ThamesShips l look forward to it : )

@dianawhite943 День назад

Why oh why did we scupper the Fighting Temarare?!

@ThamesShips День назад

I believe that there is a famous painting by Turner?

@dianawhite943 День назад

@@ThamesShips yes, there is, it‘s terrific but sad.

@ThamesShips 22 часа назад

@@dianawhite943 I think the issue is that we do not appreciate things that we have at any moment in time. At one time the PS Waverley was one paddle steamer amongst many but now it is popular because it it the only sea going paddle steamer remaining. There have been many historic ships in the past which have been scrapped without people even thinking about it. We now look back on that with regret and wish that the scrapping had not taken place.

@KingsleyGallagher День назад

Quality ⚓️⛵️

@ThamesShips День назад

Thanks for watching. 👍👍

@carlishiggins День назад

very small ship, the original 17th century ships were way bigger massive than this midget ship, they made this replica smaller to cut costs

@19piolin82 17 часов назад

Es un barco de un tamaño normal para 1590 por ejemplo.

@JelMain 14 часов назад

@@19piolin82 Galeon is a large Mediterranean galley, originally. If you visit Southwark, a similar reconstruction of Drake's Golden Hinde is in dry dock: it's considerably smaller.

@rummy9999 14 часов назад

@carlishiggins - that's misinformation. Please don't make stuff up and then inflict it on the rest of us. The Andalucia displaces 500 tonnes. Most 17th century galleons were less than 500 tons, although there were some Manila galleons that reached 2,000 tons. See, for example, the Wikipedia article on galleons.

@JelMain 11 часов назад

@@rummy9999 It's a relic of Tudor propaganda, which tried to present them as something the size of a modern cruise liner! Some may have been somewhat larger, on the Mayan gold run, but he simply has to look at the two which have been recovered, the Wasa (1627) and the Mary Rose (1511), to have an idea of the size of a First Rate prior to Pepys and Phineas Pett.