"...mowing down peasants" 🤣 Thanks David, literally spat my drink out!

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

🤣🤣

@zapfanzapfan

10 ай бұрын

Are canoeists the waterway equivalent of peasants maybe? 🙂

@markyoungman148

10 ай бұрын

more likely cyclists, methinks. @@zapfanzapfan

@adrenazanetti3660

10 ай бұрын

😂🤣😂💙👍🏼

@ttgandydancer

10 ай бұрын

By far the best statement I've heard all week. I also experienced drink containment issues when I heard this.

"You're gonna need a bigger boat" 😂

No matter what anyone says David not only do you richly deserve your own TV series, plural (I can't quite recall what a series of series is called just at this moment) but in my not so humble opinion you should be doing voice overs for ads and even a spot of continuity as well, no doubt about it. And of course this episode reached new heights ... who'd have thought to give a timely hint that seagulls shit on anyone, no matter the size of their wallet, if they're daft enough to leave the lid open on a sunny day in a marina/port or harbour. Some of the really big seagulls can hold a quart. Seriously.

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

True; when I worked in Kent, trips to Folkestone or Dover etc were inevitably followed by a trip to the car wash!

@helicopter12345678

10 ай бұрын

And they are good at pinching your food 😅

Lots of cool boats to see, but your lighthearted commentary was the best part of the video.😊

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

😊 thanks

@markyoungman148

10 ай бұрын

Giving @aquaholic a run for his money @@CruisingTheCut

'mowing down peasants in lesser boats'... made my day

Very enjoyable! Loved seeing such a diverse group of boats, from multi millions to a few thousand, something for everyone. Looks like your canal talk went well, nice number of folks in the audience. Thanks for sharing!

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Absolutely love the Fleming "Voyager". They are from my area and I've been following them on there adventures up and down our coast on KZread.

First boat show I've seen actually in the water. I worked at a convention center that had a yearly boat show. I did the setup for many companies. Everything from carpet to access stairs, platforms and conventional booths. Nice to see them floating.

Thanks for letting us run around with you, at the show! What fun! 🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️😎😘

I was enjoying this video (as I always do) but then my mood went up a gear when you said "bog" and I actually did laugh out loud. simple things! 👍

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

🤣🤣

Really enjoyed your humour. Thank you for brightening my evening on a horrible wet day.

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

You are welcome!

My Mum and Dad had a Fairline at one point ! No not the multi million pound example you viewed but a 19 foot go anywhere ( well most places depending on the engine ) GRP cruiser built in the early 70's. I must admit I'm keeping an eye out for one myself as it was a splendid little boat.

Wow! I have never seen anything like this. Amazing. I hope the owners of these beauties appreciate their good fortune. Thank you, David, for giving me a glimpse of a different life.

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

Thank you

That must be the “boats i cant afford” show. How the rich live!! 😀. Makes me want to watch Howards way again.

I’m with you on the Fleming!

Thoroughly enjoyed the tour David and a couple of boats I fancied wouldn’t go under a canal bridge unfortunately. My only criticism is that you didn’t open that fridge door with no sign on ! 😂💕🦆

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

I was so tempted!

That was super fun! Thank you! My favorite… the Flemming. Love their KZread channel as well. That mini-fisher was 2nd favorite. Also, you are SO FUNNY!! 😂

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Thank you David for the show tour. Some magnificent boats there. Certainly out of my budget but always fun to window shop.

You forgot to mention, Fleming make the most wonderful escapist travelogs for people like me with a Dutch 28 ft cruiser limited to inland waterways that fantisize about the freedom (backround music incl) of going out into the open ocean to look at a ice slipping down a hillside. If I could afford one,??? I would buy a Fleming in a heart beat Regards Tommy

Thank you David, very interesting i remember when i was last at the Southampton boat show it coat about £15 to get in mind you, this was in the 1980s

Excellent tour of many of the boats David, though I saw the Cats In a distance, always like them.

David, I thoroughly enjoyed my very first Boat Show. Thank you. Like many of the folks who commented before I did, I burst out laughing when you said that that engine would be ideal for "mowing down peasants"--how fun you make every outing. Thank you!!!

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

Glad you liked it!

Well done David. We all hope you get what you aspire to.

@williamkiernan3545

10 ай бұрын

the li-lo

Very interesting to see boat shows from other countries. Thanks for the video!

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

For a while, MGB 81 was moored on the Beaulieu River, where we kept our boat. She was powered by 3 massive diesels which made a hell of a row when they started up, and even more of a noise when they opened up the throttles. There is a five knot speed limit on the Beaulieu River which, given that she did about eight knots at tickover, called for a lot of coming in and out of gear to obey the rules :).

Those huge panes of glass in the gin palaces are also known as gaping holes in the hull designed to sink the boat.

Looks like a great boat show, and you did justice for sure. Great choice of boats

Great now I need a boat! Thanks David great job like always.

Excellent. Thank-you David

We have never been to the Boat show but bizarrely cruised from Southampton 3 times when the boat show was on - odd because we have only sailed from Southampton 5 times. Bugger of a job getting to the cruise terminals but hopefully well worth visiting for those interested.

That Fleming is pure class! Excellent, entertaining work David. Thank you for the video. Surely they had discount tickets for pensioners.

@CruisingTheCut

9 ай бұрын

Yes they do

Boat shows (and campers too) are always fun to see how "the other half lives". Great video. Thanks David.

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Your line about mowing down peasants made me LOL. Nice one:)

You made me wish I were there. Thanks for the tour. A lot of magnificent boats. I would have liked to get aboard the WWII torpedo boats. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

Much appreciated!

Never seen the fold out decks. That's brilliant.

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

Aren't they?!

Very nice boats and everyone likes a nice bog I’m sure. Good video, enjoying the new videos very much.

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

Thanks 👍

Southampton was the first boat show I went to, years ago. I saw a sign as I was driving past Southampton, and went on impulse. To get in, you had to pay with cash or credit card. Debit cards were new in those days, and I guess they were for people who couldn't afford credit cards. When I tried to pay my entrance fee with a debit card, the guy on the till looked at me like I was some slimy thing trying to crawl into his boat. ;) I had a lovely time once I was inside, especially seeing something else that was new in those days: a 4-berth sailing catamaran which was light enough and strong to fly a hull like a beach cat. It was my favourite colour, too: bright yellow. Stuff of dreams, that thing! You might want to be careful with your tea, though. ;) 2:05 controls on the armrests! I didn't know those were real when I designed them into a digital model of a spaceship I dreamed of. Not so much a space ship as a space yacht. ;) "Mowing down"... Oh, you're a laugh and a half, David! XD Well, that was fun! Thanks for making it, David. :) It brought back more dreams than memories and had me starting on some new ones. That's a good thing right now, especially as I just resolved to have a go at making a boat or two. Nothing bigger than a canoe though.

Hello from New Jersey, USA. Appreciate the look at the Boat show. Enjoyed it very much. Be well and stay safe.

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

🤣😂🤣...this was fun! Boats ‘to die for’ while almost dying laughing. Thank you David.

Thank you for the quick look at the two WW2 patrol boats. They deserve a good shout for their past service. Most show reviewers would forget them for shiny gin palaces. The Lurssen is a proper boat alright, beautiful interior.

Thanks David, beautiful boats. The Fleming brand is really really good. Great narration 🤣

Great show

I spotted a typo on the MGB info panel. As ever, a compact and comprehensive overview of the mass of craft afloat. I know the audience will have enjoyed your discourse. I've been enjoying these vlogs since the start. I call it a toilet - or a head or a loo or a bog or a cludgie, depending on my mood. Take your pick.

David ! I was thinking about your channel...... and ! BAM ! this sweet video appears on youtube !!!! BRAVO ! I live 2 miles from the Detroit River and it's making me want , want , want. ! SBF

Thanks for attending the show for us and taking your viewers along with you. At 40 quid, the entry fee is quite steep, I think, so I hope you got in gratis. It was a very nice walk around though and good to see the different layouts on offer.

David: The narration made the video. Thanks much.

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

You're welcome

ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT !!!!! Thank you David

You have impeccable taste! The Fleming is a dream!

Top-shelf editing, CTC! Couple that with your world-class, tongue-in-cheek narrative (a good chuckle every minute) , there simply isn't a better YT channel in this genre. Shameless patronizing aside, that's a fantastic boat show. Thanks for an excellent tour. Cheers.

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

Hahaha thank you!!

Lots of great info., David, and thanks for several good chuckles, including the tempting refrigerator door "Do Not Open" signs and, especially, your wanting to rub your nose in the fluff. Thanks again!

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it 😀😀

Living in Southampton you know when the Boat show is on as it's always at some point going to rain. 🤣😂 I've been to it many times both as a visitor and working on stands. It used to be bigger, until that is they built a hotel right in the middle of it. Unfortunately its time might be limited as for years the Council have been trying to sell the land off to developers to build fancy apartments and hotels and kill off the whole area.

Lovely, thanks David

"She stands upon Southampton docks with her handkerchief and her summer frock...." Couldn't help myself, love your content. Thank you, sincerely.

@CruisingTheCut

9 ай бұрын

Much appreciated!

Thank you for this boat show video. You captured quite a few great boats.

Looks like a good day out

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

Yes, definitely

A temporary marina!! That sounds pretty awesome. I’d really like to see how they do that. 🙂🐿🌈❤️

I thought it was a Fleming boat on the thumbnail. They have a great YT channel with some stunning scenery and excellent narration. Highly recommended......

I had considered visiting the show this year but with the cost of a rail ticket and the high entry price I bailed. Not to worry, David has done a video, thanks.

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

Yeah, tickets really not cheap alas

@t1n4444

10 ай бұрын

@@CruisingTheCut 😂😂 Tickets definitely priced to keep out narrowboaters!

Enjoyable.

I really enjoyed this video!! It's great to have a look around loads of boats so very interesting and something I wouldn't think to do in person...thanks david 👍

@CruisingTheCut

9 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

brilliant work, David, BBC should get you your own show

I have a hunch when finished there is a motor launch with a stern berth that will be your favorite, Sarinda!

There are some KZreadr's i could just listen to for hours, you're definitely one of them. Ever thought of doing Audiobooks?

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

Well ... see kzread.info

It has been many years since I have been to the Southampton Boat Show. It still looks great. A friend of mine use to have a stand there and I would help him out.

Beautiful Australian built boat

I was thinking the other day about how one of those flippy back things would be great on a narrowboat to save space. Now it faces the dinette, now the lounge.

Beautiful boats. An enjoyable day out.

It was good to meet you and mutually dream in the Princess Boats area.

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

Hello again! Great to meet you too 👍

12:30 That's what I say when you turn around David 🤣

This is David... You can pull the boattrailer with Your bicycle...

Just imagine the video without the salty commentary, wouldn't be worth that much! 😂😂😂 Thx a lot! 👍👍👍

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

😁

"very light and airy because the cockpit can be opened up to let the seagulls poo on your head" ...I nearly died laughing😂😂😂😂

Whenever i see those "mow the peasants" boats i sneer but then remember my grandfather was a cabinet maker for those kinds of yachts from the 1920s on. So some trickle down does happen. I now live near the coasts and a lot of neighbours have boats in their backyards. And across the street is a river, but it is a tidal river so the water depth varies from canoe depth to full yacht depth so i don't see much traffic on it.

We lived on our boat in Kemah Texas for three years. While looking for one to buy we went to the Houston Boat show. The broker asked if we were planning long trips such as the great loop. I replied, no we will moor in a marina, and sit in the back of the boat drinking beer. He laughed and said I was the first honest buyer he had met. We did float around Galveston Bay in the boat each weekend and once went to Galveston town, but that was the extent of our adventures. But just being on the boat was really so much nicer than being in a house. Also we didn't need flood insurance necessary otherwise in the area.

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

🤣🤣

At one boat show which I helped set up, one of the boats that we displayed was a 35’ Crownline. During the show the boat was being shown to an older couple, and when the salesman opened the head door, there was a small boy having a poo on the loo. Very embarrassing!

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Love the thumbnail! Tony builds a nice boat, cheers!

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

Definitely

Thanks!❤️

@CruisingTheCut

7 ай бұрын

You're welcome!

Well done David!

thank you

I believe that Fleming Venture has some vlogs of its travels in Alaska and the UK.

Great tour !

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

Thanks!

You are a legend!

Thank you.

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

You're welcome!

Well Dave might have to book tickets for next year!!

Very nice, thx sir!

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

My pleasure!

Thank you for pointing out the induction hobs.

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

My pleasure 🤣

@jonathanleonard1152

10 ай бұрын

@@CruisingTheCut -There are real estate agents in NYC, who I follow on YT, who do not point out induction cook tops in their episodes.

Great Blog As Always ❤️ Nice Selection Boats 👏👏

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

Thanks so much! 😊

Big and marvelous boats means big pockets loads with money... But I liked what you gently show us Enjoy the show

Hello... awesome

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for the visit

Induction hobs are fine kit: they boil your cuppa faster than gas and they keep the inside air cleaner of fuel byproducts.

Brilliant commentary 👍🏻😂

Top Job Chap 🤘

The playboy lifestyle which you aspire to 😂 superb love your comments Been watching since day 1 m8 Love it and thank you 👍🏼🍺

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

😀

100k pounds for a boat you can stay in full time? that is a good bargain! your commentary is priceless!

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

😊😊

Wow! Big bucks!

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

Definitely!

coolvid thanks lee

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

Ta

Cheers David, really enjoyed this one. Appreciated your perspective on a lot of these expensive boats as someone who has lived aboard. And the smart remarks. I'd watch your presentation, if someone has a recording.

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

It wasn't filmed, thankfully

@daniels2761

10 ай бұрын

@@CruisingTheCut ha, a real shame

Traditional Cruiser for me thankyou haha I do like the little Italian number I must say!

Just enough to see and realize that there is very few folding money in my billfold and a lot of change jingling in my trousers. Caviar Dreams but tuna fish budgets!

Voice over, inspired by Clerkson era "Top Gear" ! Last night's BBC programme "Sea Defenders" showed how many of these gin palaces end their days. Rotting away in the mud of the river Itchen.

@CruisingTheCut

10 ай бұрын

😔