My Classic Boat Cambria The Last Mate

[@mickfromaustralia902]

An excellent record, and so important to record. Thank you.

[@canyonhaverfield2201]

Dick Durham has always left the impression of being totally being at home on water.. plus a sure man's man.. now we now some of the beginnings of this cool dude. Thank you for this fascinating walk thru,and it being so richly shot and miked ! You two totally rock as they say at sea ..

[@jonathansimmonds5784]

Glad to see she survived the Maritime Trust's care of her in St. Katherine's, last time I saw her in the mid 80's I thought she was a gonner. That sofa reminded me of the Soren Larsen in the late 70's, sofas and iron bedsteads nailed down everywhere! The Soren paid £10 a week so not much change there! Onedin Line £25 a day!

[@colinmcdonald8521]

Remember them very well. Respect!!!

[@timothylutz1986]

terrific best yet- don't be afraid to go on for hours! this is the very meat of all stories!

[@donnakawana]

I was wondering what happened to that captain an mate an pup....brilliant to see all are well...

[@richardgiles2484]

I just love the old stories about ships like this. We used to have two ex docks pilots on the lifeboat crew and some of the things they got upto were eye watering 🤣

[@andrewdavies4604]

Fascinating history.

[@normanboyes4983]

That was a classic - thank you!

[@seanicky]

Congratulations on an excellent monologue, showing your knowledge and love for Cambria. Brilliant!

[@brian.7966]

Great story. thank you.

[@daleskidmore1685]

She looks lovely and a nice bit of history to go along with the film. Thanks for sharing.

[@P61guy61]

Priceless. Thank you for posting!

[@buzzofftoxicblog791]

😃Love Classic Boats video's but this is my favourite, what a story🌏💚. Friend of my father John Symore also was mate with the Bob 1960s. Sadly we saw Cambria rotting Dad was sad 😱. Sadly he dyed before seeing Cambria living sailing again Thank you #buzzofftoxic

[@seancorrigan4946]

excellent as always

[@jamesmosley1549]

Brilliant video as always :) Remember watching the documentary following Bob and a young lad. What an amazing story

[@iancv1]

Fantastic, really enjoyed this.

[@robertthornhill4379]

thanks again for sharing 15+bob in derby

[@Sean-fb7cy]

Brilliant

[@theTopsailChannel]

Brilliant story.

[@RobHealey]

Well told and great pics, thanks

[@dragonfly8080808]

lovely piece of history, i'll be down the library to see if they have any of his books, thanks for sharing.

[@sbgroen]

Lovely!

[@lukequinn6195]

brilliant

[@almath9987]

Thanks very intresting

[@914va]

Good times!!

[@PaulAnthonyDuttonUk]

My Grandfather once inspected a load of anthracite.. A touchy feely affair back in the day moreover than being of any real scientific measure, yet faced with a force 9 in January, nature chose to disagree with his assessment and shifted the cargo during a massive quartering sea causing his ship to perish along with him and 10 of his crew lost to mind numbing cold and drowning. Wet loads kill but foreign flags will kill more as our merchant fleet is undercut by flags that often don't even pay wages until they are forced to do so, causing our fleet to skimp on training and standards to compete and undermining the progress we have made with safety provision since the 70's. Post Brexit I am hopeful that any foreign flag we find operating in British waters who are short changing their crew can be sunk by our Royal navy. Hey, they need gunnery practice and think my grandfather would approve. :)

[@canyonhaverfield2201]

Bob -my hunch is your film director fine mutt is the most enjoyed mutt on the planet aside from Lassie & Rintintin🎈

[@barryroach1980]

Dick is that you on the youtube video, "Bob Roberts and the SB Cambria"? if so its a pity you cannot sync this and that vid as its a little piece of history.

[@ChakraKahn]

Man please turn down the sound of that first mutt in the opening.

[@myclassicboat9083]

ok. She's a lot bigger now