Investigate a mysterious disappearance at sea that has left many questions unanswered.
Tuesday the 5th of January 1971 dawned sultry in the picturesque little cove known as the Fisheries. Two brave and adventurous young seafarers were poised to set out on a journey down the Freycinet Peninsular in their 12-foot open sailing dinghy.What I'm about to tell you is based on the recollections of people who were there when something very sad happened. 52 years have elapsed, but the memories are still raw and painful for the family and friends of the two boys.Everyone remembers things differently, the information in the news can't always be trusted, and the official findings won't be made public for another 25 years.Nobody knows exactly what happened after sailors returning to Sydney from the Hobart race saw the boys heading home that night.They had an argument while they were on the boat in Morey's Bay and decided to take a chance and try to sail back home in the dark despite the flukey conditions.By looking at different sources of information and comparing them, I’ve been able to get some idea of what probably happened next.I am Cruising Tasmania's beautiful sheltered waters in a small classic wooden sailboat named Sarah Ann.Along the way, I'll share tips on restoring and looking after small trailerable sailboats in preparation for some adventurous cruising.Prepare to be captivated by the serenity of nature as we enjoy the picturesque views of rugged coastlines, lush greenery, and crystal-clear waters. You'll also get a glimpse of the dedication behind Sarah Ann's restoration, a true labor of love.So, whether you're an enthusiastic sailor, a wooden boat lover, or simply someone seeking tranquility in nature, this video promises a delightful escape into Tasmania's marine paradise.Stay connected for exclusive behind-the-scenes content, updates on upcoming voyages, and follow: #WoodenBoatRestoration #woodenboat #sailing #sailinglife"Whether consciously or not, a wooden-boat builder taps into the essence of nature, relying on its inherent order to shape a truly exquisite creation. In reality, it is the fundamental harmony and reflection of the natural world that makes the boat so fascinating." - Lawrence W. CheekThere's something enchanting about wooden boats. Every moment spent on them, from the pleasant scent of freshly planed wood to the gentle sway of the water, evokes pure bliss. However, the allure comes with a great deal of effort. Wooden boats require constant upkeep and meticulous maintenance to avoid falling into disrepair.In this video series, we will delve into the art of restoring wooden boats. We'll cover topics such as selecting the perfect vessel, evaluating it for restoration, executing hull repairs and enhancements, revitalizing clinker and carvel boats, and applying the final touches with varnish and sealant. Along the way, we'll offer practical advice for working with wood. Whether you're an experienced sailor or just starting your boating journey, come and join me in exploring the world of wooden boat restoration through the Sarah Ann restoration project.Follow Christopher's adventures with trailer boats, wooden boat projects, and boat restoration projects on Facebook: / smallsailboatcruisingt... videos are made possible by supporters like you. If you want early access to videos and exclusive behind-the-scenes insights, consider supporting the channel via my Patreon link: / sailboatsall our music is licensed from Artlist: artlist.io/Chr... unless otherwise specified.
20 окт 2024
