a peek into the past

[LuzSD]

This video was just sent to me via WD Shock;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caUaPqEElV4&list=LLOgMpAQO8f0e8Bp04ENNlDg&index=1

I thought many of you might enjoy it too. As much as I was fascinated by the beautiful boats in this video, I thought those of you in the area these were shot would likely love seeing it even more.

Watching this underlines the luxury of what it must be to grow up sailing from such a young age with parents who either knew what to do or had such a deep passion to learn and share that with their family. I loved how confident and skilled they were from it being second nature. Hope you all enjoy it as well.

 

[woodster]

LuzSD thank you for that i really enjoyed that and i was amazed to hear the sound of that mans voice narrating the film he sounded so professional and had a lot of excitement in his statements

 

[31seahorse]

Really wonderful to see the classic boats, both power and sail, in use and inhabited by sailors from a past time. Many of those boats we see in still photographs. Those were sailing! Thanks. I'll watch that video another time or two.

 

[Ray Bowles]

I didn't have the volume going so I watched it as a silent film. I was surprised at the memories from my childhood that the film pulled up. Maybe later I'll return. Thanks.
Ray