Hiding from big wind - Datca the perfect spot - Sailing A B Sea (Ep.167)

[@SVImpavidus]

Looking forward to sailing the Turkish waters in a couple of months. See you there. Sail Safe Guys, Ant, Cid & the pooch crew.

[@SailingABSea]

We hope to see you sooner rather than later. 👍

[@francostudio9381]

You did a good job on mainsail leeching…no more flopping…perfect trim…

[@SailingABSea]

The Admirals training is coming along nicely. 😀

[@Zumbaangels1]

Love my Saturday mornings watching your weekly vlog...usually in bed with a cup of tea and a Welsh cake. Susan AKA Sailing Second Wind Xxx

[@SailingABSea]

Tea and Welsh cake in bed sounds like heaven. 😍

[@RusstafaB]

Relaxing to watch on a Saturday morning in London thank you

[@SailingABSea]

Hey Russ, has the winter weather finally given way to spring yet?

[@kcaskmelater5079]

Another great video

[@SailingABSea]

Hey KC, glad you enjoyed it. 👍

[@VERTICALWisdom]

Your channel has presented Turkey as a stunning cruising ground, with friendly and helpful people. Countering the images the news media presents. We are looking to pick up a catamaran in Croatia later this year and will plan to spend several months in Turkey as a result of your videos. Thank you.

[@SailingABSea]

Thank you so much for that feedback. Hopefully we will see you in Turkey. 👍

[@kidocq]

Nice as always… It would have been interesting to see your approach and docking in Datca… See you soon 🍻

[@SailingABSea]

Next time we're in Datca we'll have the cameras rolling. 👍

[@larslotus]

Good morning everyone and thanks for the Saturday morning coffee film. A Swed in France

[@SailingABSea]

Morning Lars, we hope all in well in the south of France. 😀

[@larslotus]

@@SailingABSea Hi again. Things are ticking over I've done a delivery from Corsica to Port of Grimaud with a 44' azimut. I was supposed to take 38' power boat out of the water yesterday but the crane broke down, luckily we were not in the slings. It's been raining a lot so out door work is difficult but luckily I have my amante to take care of. All the best to you both and enjoy the days. A Swed in France

[@SailingABSea]

Wow, it sounds like you have a lot of things to keep you busy. 👍

[@larslotus]

@@SailingABSea Getting there slowly 😉

[@darrellpugh6689]

Winner Winner Chicken Dinner :) Fair Winds :)

[@SailingABSea]

We'll get an extra one for you next time Darrell. 🐔

[@Kenoconcha]

hello.... very good videos. Our family of Chile are lovers of Greek Sailig, twice Cyclades, Peloponeso, Ionian, and waiting the opportunity to return to others areas such as Esporades o Corfu en nuestro propio velero, if the doors of the countries will open post Covid.

[@SailingABSea]

Hi Eugenio, the border closures and restrictions are making many people's plans change radically. ☹

[@shelleyelder7847]

Don’t walk the gang plank 😎

[@SailingABSea]

hahaha it was very sketchy Shelley. 😂

[@miketcq8]

Nice to sea you back on the water. Ramadan Kareem 🌙. I wanted to know how your fender covers were holding up? Was it worth buying this brand?

[@SailingABSea]

Hi Michael, the covers are all still looking great except for one. It sadly got torn when we were side to on a restaurant jetty recently. Luckily we bought two extra covers so we'll change it for a new one. 👍

[@miketcq8]

@@SailingABSea thanks. Enjoy the summer

[@alanlovesmusic6442]

You would be only the 2nd family outside of mine that eats cucumber sandwiches. Best when they're straight from the garden/farmers market.

[@SailingABSea]

There has to be some civility... Even at anchor. 😀

[@murraywestenskow2896]

Just finished - the chicken dinners looked really good - and affordable. That anchorage and town looked really nice - especially with the wind protection. Question - how is your Turkish language coming along. Are you understanding? Or are there more Turk's that speak English - so you can still get along? I'll be sure to check out the affiliates thingie.

[@AannshaJones]

I started learning Turkish but I have taken a break so that I can integrate what I've learned so far. I find that while I get the 'grammar rules' quickly enough, my memory capacity for new words is slowing down my ability to hold a real conversation. I guess that's an age thing. But along the coastal towns most locals that we come across speak better English so we often revert to that. Thanks for checking out the other thing. 🤗😃

[@SailingABSea]

We are fortunate that many Turks speak good English, however we think it's really courteous to at least begin a conversation with a hello or good day to you in Turkish, it shows some willing on our part.

[@murraywestenskow2896]

Hey.

[@SailingABSea]

Good evening to you Sir. 😃

[@AannshaJones]

Hi!

[@Div3r]

£3.00 for a whole cooked chicken, where do I sign?

[@SailingABSea]

I know, it's a super deal right. 😃

[@6969allgood]

:-)

[@SailingABSea]

😀👍