It's no wonder mooring posts have to be repaired with the idiots on the Woods boat nearly knocking it out of the ground. The bloke even had the nerve to say "you did quite well there".....really 🤔
@@jonnytreehouse haha my first ever attempt at mooring was St Benet's abbey had two boats behind, two Infront had to pull my first ever I turn in/on a boat and all gaps were taken except one which when I finally did my first u turn and lined the boat with the dock it turns out the bloke on the mooring said it was a drop off point.Mother.....r lmao
Forgot to say my first mooring and depart was without bow thruster,I swear and hope I'm not the only one that thinks boats need some sort of indication system like cars,is stressful when your new to it and you have regulars and day boaters and you getting accustomed to it.
@@icooper5236 I agree. In Australia you need to have a licence to drive any boat faster than 8 km/hour (I think that’s the speed) I decided that I wanted to buy a yacht quite late in life. I completed a seamanship course run by a sea captain and then went for my drivers license. I also did a lot of one on one sailing lessons on a twenty seven foot yacht which did not have an engine. This was run by a retired navy gunners officer. After all this I bought a yacht and, while I still had a lot to learn a was capable enough to sail on crowded Sydney harbour. Perhaps something less but similar needs to apply to these river boat skippers?
Where did you find the sun? Crumbs didnt they make hard work of mooring. If only they would let the tide do the work , basic boating moor into the tide.
