My Classic Boat. Gaff rigged yawl 38ft 1910

[@barryroach1980]

Down to earth skipper, no frills craft steeped in history, what could be better?! . Thanks for this very interesting vid also its great to see such a craft with a back drop of 21st century buildings.

[@videotosse]

Great video. Good balance between the skipper, the history and the juxtapositioning of old and new on the river. Thanks.

[@bowman26]

Great boat, great skipper, great club, great scenery!

[@farehamlife5700]

Ah my friend from the EU

[@bowman26]

Yes, I am a proud member of this great club, the EU!

[@myclassicboat9083]

I thought you might be - would you like an invite to the leaving party?

[@bowman26]

I was at an EU party the other day. There were Scottish, Irish, Welsh and English people. Everyone had to leave the party because the English insisted...

[@brucebaldy]

I really enjoy these old ships. The wood vessel seems so cozy, though I don't care much for that galley head combo much.

[@slashusr]

Jolly good video! Wonderful sailboat. Wish she were mine!

[@jbench2756]

that boat is beautiful

[@marklloyd3536]

Lovely boat

[@philipritson8821]

Nice boat Nice man Taylors stove Sunny day on the Thames What more can you ask for?

[@TomsJunkyard]

Great video, fabulous boat.

[@theTopsailChannel]

There is such a wide range of classic yachts that are still around and their stories, as well as their caretaker's stories are truly amazing to hear. Thank you so much for sharing these stories. What is the song played in the introduction of most of your videos?

[@myclassicboat9083]

Thanks for your comments, the music is Heaven and Hell by Jeremy Blake

[@pauldillon4056]

Love to know did Martin sell her and where is she now,

[@bowman26]

Martin sold her for the full whack. She went to Greece.

[@kellyhunt3958]

What a nice chap, and the boats not too bad either. 35k needed to purchase and another 35k to maintain her over say 10 years or so, i do hope she finds a new owner who keeps her in good shape.

[@adrianrubi5012]

Wooden hull?

[@thomaselliott573]

What marinade do you like for dog BBQ? They are very popular in Laos.

[@thomaselliott573]

Some people have obviously been affected by debilitating circumstances in their lives. This obsessive man is one of them. Let's all go sailing on the Thames.

[@myclassicboat9083]

shame on you

[@GenStallion]

How come everyone on this channel uses Imperial instead of metric, is it some sort of traditional boat thing?

[@philipritson8821]

Britain embraced metric in the 70s reluctantly. We still travel in Miles per Hour for example. People of a certain age and those who learned from them prefer the imperial system.

[@farehamlife5700]

Because we are old buggers

[@ladygardener100]

These boats were built when boats were built of timber, you know what you used and your boat was 30ft, end of.

[@ladygardener100]

All the machine tooling was in inches and thous, so even today when buying sheets, it's often bought in metric, but will be "odd" numbers 'cos they are eg 6 x 4 feet, 2 by 1 inches!

[@PaulAnthonyDuttonUk]

Price ?

[@myclassicboat9083]

Watch the video and you'll find it

[@PaulAnthonyDuttonUk]

Arh.... I always leave the cinema before the credits roll. My bad! Thanks..

[@myclassicboat9083]

Shame on you Paul

[@philipritson8821]

If you have to ask, you can't afford it!

[@PaulAnthonyDuttonUk]

Yeh, that's what the escort girl said, so had fish and chips instead... Nice chips though.

[@barryroach1980]

"she has not been tarted up"........me neither fruity pie!!!!

[@paulputnam2305]

👌😎👍

[@peterheiberg566]

We watch this to see the boats so take your idiot wide angle/fish eye lens and throw it in the water. It distorts everything we want to see.