Great new vid. We need more! Poor old Mary seems to be doing all the work! 😁

@SuperBullyone

3 жыл бұрын

it's true isn't it? when I was young that is how I sorted out women who wanted to marry me. I would take them sailing. One lasted 2 months, so there it is!

@rustyholt6619

2 жыл бұрын

those half hearted strokes were keeping the boat on on course ,hees stronger i thinks

@rapido2963

11 ай бұрын

I always thought the stronger person rowed ‘stroke oar’ - Captain Bligh obviously knows better!

I could watch these for hours , well done R.

I love it when Mary is aboard. Cheers for the vid.

@AndyJarman

4 жыл бұрын

I think her narrative is so full of pregnant pauses and dry sarcasm I find myself staring hard at Roger to see if she manages to crack a smile on his dour visage. But no, not yet anyway...

@justink9445

4 жыл бұрын

Are they a couple?

@AndyJarman

4 жыл бұрын

@@justink9445 her boat's called 'Oranges' - there's a bit of a hint there.

Thank you for illustrating my dreams while life takes me elsewhere.

@carlkenyon4599

4 жыл бұрын

@laurent boutin why does it do that ?? me too .

@carlkenyon4599

4 жыл бұрын

@laurent boutin YES, I want a boat , so i can escape , maybe just a very small boat !

Mary has a magnetism about her! She is a keeper.

It is so much fun joining you on your adventures.. at 81 my sailing days are very limited but I can still dream and you provide the perfect setting. Enjoyed your book. Stay safe😊😊

Bravo, bravo, c'est magnifique!! Loved hearing from Mary in this video. Yes, more please Roger.

Barnes is back! Bravo Roger, great stuff!

Made me smile watching you row, mary pulling her heart out, Roger having a half hearted stroke every now and then. I use to tell my crew that i;m paid from the neck up and they're paid from the neck down, and i see roger also commands with the same thought. Great video

Long time since your last vid, but happy to watch this laid back man that has his destiny under control 🤙

Most enjoyable thank you for sharing, looking forward to future episodes.

More please! Architecture, chat, sailing, all good. Thanks for making. Be well.

Great timing for a video such as this. Cold stormy days of winter leave nothing but a longing for the balmy summer days afloat when one watches one of your summer films shown in winter. Bravo Roger

Yes, You are back! I got really happy because your relaxed stile in and about the dinghy pleases me a lot! I had just sold my sailboat so you are my drug for sailing! Björn

Delivered a boat from Douarnenez to Porz Beac'h for the first Chasse Marée festival. Couldn't stay for the party, but took the boat home. Sailing through the Goulet and onto the Aulne in a calm and with no motor took time. Had to kedge for 6 hours. Sail home, passing through the Tas de Pois was superb.

You two are adorable! Waves from Alabama.

@RogerRoving

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!! 😊

Roger, thank you. Much appreciated. Good crew, food and somewhere beautiful the sail. What more could a sailor want?

Wonderful. Many thanks Roger.

Brilliant video, just love the scenery, very much like Cornwall and West Wales

Roger (and Mary), Many thanks for another fantastic video!!!

07:19 - Barnes the brute Captain - Laughing! Looks like a superb trip - Thanks for sharing.

Love the video and the natural sounds of sailing and crew. Thanks

Merci Roger pour ce beau partage, la rade de Brest est un bel endroit pour pratiquer le voile aviron dans un lieu abrité, ou les courants sont parfois assez curieux, mais on trouve toujours des contre-courants en observant un peu... ;-) Le Finistère avec ses 1200km de cotes est plein d'endroits merveilleux à découvrir, ses rivières, ses abers, ses baies, un endroit merveilleux ou l'on est jamais au bout de ses découvertes... Beaucoup de cales sont encore en accès libre heureusement, permettant de mettre à l'eau dans des endroits variés... Mes plus beau souvenirs avec mon petit dériveur de 13 pieds sont du coté de la baie de la Foret Fouesnant, les eaux turquoises des Glénans, ainsi qu'en baie de Morlaix ou les îles et îlots sont une invitation aux voyages et rêveries... 🙏👍

@RogerRoving

4 жыл бұрын

ildut Oui, comme vous avez écrit, un endroit merveilleux !

Loving having some ‘time out’ watching your videos Roger. I have a small ‘12ft shellback dingy’ that my father made. The pace of life makes getting out difficult. So I watch you and your videos & get inspired to do more soon. Lyttelton NZ. : ) 👍

Amazing vid. Thank you.

What a beautiful sail Roger, you and Mary look to be having a wonderful time. Thanks for another video.

Lovely......i really enjoyed my time in the Rade last year. I didn't go as far up as Landernau but i did get right up to Chateaulin and port Launay which i loved.

Quite possibly, my favourite videos on KZread. Welcome back Roger, and Mary too.

@RogerRoving

4 жыл бұрын

Steve Mees Thank you Steve. There will be another video along tomorrow...

All that rowing was hard work!!!!!

Roger, your videos are always a delight.

I just love your videos. And I see why Mary can stay so trim...rowing is good exercise. Thank you for sharing your life with us.

Very enjoyable watch, a hidden gem location. Well done to a great team. "Thats not me huffin and puffin" 😁

I love your videos. I hope to one day be able to follow along in my own boat.

You two are great! Thank you for the adventure!

Your dinghy sailing videos are always a joy to view as I sit myself on my couch with feet up! To DO as you and Mary DO in the recreational category, is really beckoning to me!

Goddamnit Roger, that was terrific. Your videos are always something to look forward to and that keeps us alive! We love when you talk too.

A great video Roger. Thanks for bringing us along. atb

Roger, I greatly enjoy your videos. For my own sailing adventures I have "downsized" from a 25 foot Coronado sloop to an O'Day Javelin. (You might know it as a "Fox 14"). Most sailors around here are mad about racing. I on the other hand go to the river to escape the "Rat Race" in my little dinghy, overloaded with camping gear. Roger, keep you videos coming, I enjoy them.

Awesome stuff Roger. Can't wait for more.

Another great vid Roger, good to see you back - many thanks....... and keep them coming !!!

Thanks for your inspiration, love your reportage!

Nice surprise to find you have posted this, Roger. Wonderful and all too short. I always keep a weather eye out for you, look forward to the next balade.

Great cruise! Thanks for bringing us along.

Memories. Thank you for the video. I used to sail there when I was a sea-scout.

Fantastic, Just the tonic I needed after a very wet and stormy few days in Ireland

De superbes images offertes en février ! Merci! Au départ de Landerneau, sur l'Elorn, Mary rame très fort..Un très beau film. Hâte de vous revoir. Jean Yves

I’m glad that you’re putting out more films!

Very relaxing watching your adventures

Thanks Roger, it's been a while! More please? Regards, Roger (Australia)!

Great. What a life you live. Regards Michael

Bonjour roger ,welcom back great vids love what you do encore

Well, we certainly agree on this subject Roger! Super video, well done. I thought I was cramped in my 26’ Buchanan but I was impressed with how you managed to stay so organised and turn the boat into a tent! Great stuff, I never expected the Rade de Brest to be so peaceful and rural. Cheers!

Thank fuck you’re back Roger. Always love your videos. Well worth the wait!

Roger, so glad to see another glimpse into your sailing life. You always capture a hint of how peaceful it must be. I think you are quite lucky to have found a friend that can relax and absorb the passing quiet beauty of being on the water while still being rugged enough to not be challenged by the riggers of camping in a small boat. Looking forward to your next adventure, spring and and warmer weather is just around the corner, cheers.

very relaxing video, can not wait for the next one, thanks

Thank you that looked fabulous so peaceful. Love your vlogs, I been looking into building my own little boat since starting to watch your videos. Alan.

at 7.40 there is a fascinating steeple. You'll have to make a short video about THAT, day one. Loving your videos.

Excellent video Roger, very inspiring.

Enjoy the teamwork including tandem rowing, scenery, description of your journey, sounds of nature !! Including water tapping out a tune on the hull of your boat- Too many channels load the content with overt “DJ tunes” to the detriment of other sounds of the towns , birds, lapping water , wind, horns, paddling , narration, other

Ahoy Roger. Your videos give me such hope and enthusiasm into my second sailing season. Looking forward to daytrips to Poole Harbour and more adventures on Carrick Roads and boom camping on the Percuil River in my old Mirror. I will be building on the lessons learnt from last year. It's ok to have delays. thank you for posting...an excellent video.

Wonderful. Thank you.

Love your videos Roger , so good!

Thanks Mr Barnes, I really enjoyed that. Good to see your number of subscribers going up too.

great video, always interesting and knowledgeable, look forward to some more content in the near future.

Nice video it's been awhile Roger! Love to see you in your home. Please do more of this viedeo. From the Philippines.

Cheers for your videos, have really enjoyed working my way through them. I have no experience of sailing but seem to be getting the bug! All the best

Very enjoyable to watch, looking forward to some more soon (sv calico jack)

great stuff ,, tres bien

Great stuff. Thanks

Very good, l am understand you.

Excellent shots; impressive video editing; very good musical choice. Thank you, Roger & Mary. :)

Where have you been we have missed you. Happy you are back.

Fantastic relaxing and interesting video to watch.

Good video Roger.. Nice to see you

Beautiful video diary.

Think I have watched all of your video's now Roger, very interesting and informative. I have just bought a Wayfarer and I'm thinking maybe I can go Sailing in that area next summer 2001, maybe for a couple of weeks, because I would be coming down from Fife Scotland with the boat on a trailer. Thanks for all your great work, looking forward to seeing more, when we are aloud out. 😁.

Looked grand!

Ho nice ! You were where I live! Nice to meet you one day! Good job,

This is a delightful video. I wish you success in your increased video output.

great vid always look forward too new uploads

Fantastic, thank you.

Excellent videos 👍🏼

Lovely thanks so much!

Potential subject matter for future videos, if I may be so bold; 1; A discussion re 'loose' footed versus boomed mainsails. 2; A tour of your electronic navigation apparatus. 3; I'm still desperate to see how you unship/and ship your boat from/onto the trailer to its grass roosting nest overwinter. Kind regards. Edit; meant to say 'loose' footed.

Well shot. Nice job with the audio, it’s hard recording outside. Lovely environs. The Ilur dinghy’s looking fetching, as is the crew.

@RogerRoving

4 жыл бұрын

Omnicorn Thank you. I struggle more with audio than anything.

I love to see people propel a boat with a sweep. I've seen quite large engine-less French yachts being brought to their moorings in that manner.

That looks like an amazing area for small boats.

Tres Bon! 👍

A nice calm video, very relaxed even if a few more knots of wind would have been welcome. Googled the area a bit and saw your review on TripAdvisor for Chez Jeanine. Pics of the food looked excellent and your 5 star rating would seem to agree.

beautiful

Mary knows how to put her back into rowing .

Thank you from Brittany

Nicely done Roger, as if I need any more incentive to finish my Ebihen 18.

I love your rig no boom to smack on the head like I had on my old enterprise.

Long live the change!

Delightful

Que Vida Boa!

Yeah!

the organization on rogers boat is outstanding. You are really woking this lady Mary? Usually in the USA we call it "single handed sailing with my wife".

This is great stuff. It's like Frank and Margaret Dye for the 21st Century