SCH-6 ALIDA binnenkomst met flinke bries scheveningen 5-10-2017

SCH-6 ALIDA na een reisje van 3 weken (ze ging 15-9-2017 naar zee)
ze kwam met een flinke bries weer terug naar haar thuishaven
locatie scheveningen 5-10-2017

[@andrewwright8472]

Excellent seamanship and beautiful example of ship handling in a difficult situation, well done to that skipper.

[@walterlichtenberg3698]

When I was a kid of about eight years old, I used to go on there with my younger brother. The green and white tower used to be just a metal structure, similar to what you would put a water tank on. We climbed on the structure one time, while the tide was coming in. The waves were doing the same as shown in this video, but, actually a little more. We were too scared to come down from the structure, until we had figured out a pattern of the waves, and made a run for it. That was around 1950-51. We lived about an hour walk from there.

[@didierg.2612]

Je confirme, très belle manoeuvre intelligencte et marine du capitaine. J'ai admiré le beau travail du remorqueur de pointe, chapeau.

[@johnnyhaddow3957]

That was superb skill by the skipper ! As a retired sea captain I've faced similar conditions and he/she showed impressive knowledge and ability.

[@warjacare]

Great maneuvers. Congratulations to the master and the tug people. Very professional !

[@victorvandyke9898]

This was awsum! I was at the edge of my seat.

[@janjzwart]

Treacherous currents around the Scheveningen approach combined with the tide and the wind make this a complicated effort, well done by captain.

[@martijnjongepoerink3459]

Oke, wauw, awesome foutage, please make more?? This makes me feel VERY MUCH better, about coming into Scheveningen.

[@ethancooperbird7456]

Unreal. Great job!

[@robinhood48]

Beautiful ship, beautiful lines.

[@bengimanbig6881]

very capable captain well done wind over tide is a nightmare

[@JohnGTynan]

Lots of comments here by people who do not know the first thing about seamanship. That was excellent work by the skipper. Because of the very strong crosswind he had to crab across well to windward dosing the speed to get the right angle of approach. When he realised first time round that the wind would carry him too close to the leeward harbour wall he reacted in plenty of time to go round and do it again. A lesser sailor might have tried to brave it out. The tugs were placed as a safety measure to keep him off the leeward wall if needs be. They would have been ineffectual farther out.

[@MrRCGNL]

I think the 1st approach was a try-out to check who the ship behaves in the current/wind combination

[@MrRCGNL]

Kennelijk weet je het beter gezien de toon van je reactie. Dat kan, ik schrijf niet voor niet "I THINK" ! Als dat niet zo is, kun je dat ook anders uitdrukken.

[@deanpotton2482]

Text book approach to the harbour,large vessel lots on windage and in those sea's very difficult to handle ,frankly if you haven't been/seen it don't comment...the keyboard jockey's would be shitting them selfs in this situation if on board.

[@davidotness6199]

Aye, say I, from 60 + years at sea.

[@YoYo-db3uj]

Love the music ❤❤❤

[@paulmattijsen7031]

Mooi opgenomen. Compliments

[@tebigman65]

It's a wonder the ship didn't end up on the rocks. The captain did an excellent job!

[@hughtufnail302]

Natural selection my friend!

[@marklloyd3536]

Excellent work.

[@rodmcdonald1427]

First time i have seen that vid well done could not have done it better myself. AUSSIE

[@ScheveningenSurf]

Mooie opnamen!

[@kaaatjeful]

Mooi gedaan, Oceaan!

[@ranavalona24]

That's one damn pretty fishing boat.

[@AndreiTupolev]

Impressive skills by the tug skipper there.

[@09beegee]

Pretty deep lading. That was interesting to watch, sitting here in front of my computer with a cup of hot chocolate. My compliments to all the Seamen involved in that adventure. The word "PROFFESIONAL" comes to mind.

[@dunruden9720]

Reading your comment, the word SPELLING comes to mind!

[@rayelliott5661]

Watching the Tugs do their work at the end was almost worth listening to that awful music along the way. The Skipper of the ship did a great job getting a good final on the breakwater. That takes a lot of knowledge of wind water and patience to work with what you've been dealt. Bravo on all parts. Good video , bad music worth watching all in.

[@09beegee]

The Video itself is the sweet brain music.

[@yuniyonson]

Excellent Video, and a great bit of Navigation by the Captain Shame about the music...

[@selfbuild5311]

Nicely done - whoever it was.

[@lorithorpe3502]

Well i started to enjoy it from the middle onwards , i was busy watching those stupid people going down to end & nearly getting washed off , some people have no sense what so ever , great mooring up though & in those conditions too .

[@theovanstaden5766]

mooi video, lekker wind!!

[@janhogenboom1419]

Zo hoort dat dus!! Top!!!

[@victorvandyke9898]

Wel gedaan!

[@shinergt750]

Excellent Boat handling by All. Well done.

[@johnwilliambeeching6824]

Brilliant helmanship ❤

[@jMBou-de5hw]

The tugs leave harbour just when sun and water are on 30°. There ? Too cold

[@willemrooseboom1810]

This is a fisherman entering his home port. ( I confess to a little surprise about his first appoach, but than I am only a simple yachtsman.) No danger for pedestrians on the pier, its only a stiff breeze (I guess 5 or 6 Bft'. If it becomes dangerous the pier will be closed. What really surprises me is the abuse some people see fit to use.

[@JackApon]

Fraai filmpje . Bewijst weer dat Scheveningen binnenlopen met dit weer pittig is . Met De Duke ook zo diverse keren binnen gekomen . Rustig gevoel met Nico Tuit op de brug .

[@MrRCGNL]

@Jack: Inderdaad, goed werk ....

[@ceescees1000]

Nico Tuit is wellicht nog familie van mij ook. Mij vader voer destijds wel voor Jaczon bij Jacob Taal.

[@WonderWorld1]

love the tides

[@kndvolk]

Quite possibly THE most inappropriate music I have ever heard. Muted from the start.

[@frhode7291]

bravo, mission accomplie

[@CaribbeanShipspotting]

Nice vid

[@kastelholm]

It seems like the discussion is more about the behaviour of the people on the pier than of the seamanship of the captain. As far as the people on the pier goes, it shows that the fact that you are Dutch doesn't mean that you know how to behave near the sea. It is very clear that their ignorance put them into a very big risk of being swept away by the waves. As far as the captain goes, I was puzzled by the fact that he made an "extra round" before heading for port. I can only understand it so that he was waiting for the tugboats to reach the meeting point timely.

[@peterdeknijff1973]

Knap stukkie werk hoor (hij zal het wel meer gedaan hebben)

[@kenmackenzie9385]

Bloody music like Japanese water torture. Great vid.

[@victor.leslieaugustpikingt8848]

Brilliant seamanship anyone who says different know absolutely shit all about. The sea and how to stay safe when dealing with her , well done cap

[@tony2682]

Was waiting for the "Rogue Wave" to wash them Knobheads off the jetty onto rocks on the other side.

[@arierijkers2852]

Leuk werk

[@williamthompson7162]

The rule "red to right returning" does not apply at this harbor - and others in the world. Its red marker is on the left. It would seem the world navigation communities could keep to a single standard and avoid possible disasters - but no. Keep this in mind when responsible for seamanship in non US waters, and check charts worldwide before entering any harbor.

[@pietervancauwenberghe9096]

IALA-A and IALA-B

[@tedfranke7830]

Very funny, to me anyway, all English comments are very complimentary to the skipper and the Dutch comments are mostly saying the skipper must be very young or inexperienced as he was so indecisive and slow.

[@z.weertje7209]

Mooi werk, laat het water en de wind het werk doen.

[@tonnybakker5591]

Als je in de sailing directions kijkt wordt ten sterkste aanbevolen Scheveningen NIET binnen te lopen in deze weersomstandigheden!

[@4133EWvianen]

Pretty bizar navigating.......

[@peterlosangelos4108]

Leerzame manoevre. Professional maakt gewoon nog een rondje. Vraagje, niet gehinderd door enige kennis terzake: Speelt hier ook mee dat het schip door onstuimige bewegingen de grond zou kunnen raken? Of is het vaarwater hier voldoende diep voor dit schip in deze omstandigheden?

[@jacoroeleveld5649]

Wind en stroming maak het lastig om binnen te komen, de pieren staan dicht bij elkaar in het verleden zijn div vissersschepen gestrand naast de buitenkant van de pieren

[@MarcelHVAC]

Dat was de vraag niet ;)

[@rosoadnan9656]

Good

[@Christopher408]

Where is this?

[@miran4471]

Scheveningen, Nederland 🌷

[@stephensmith799]

That ship is very ‘sea kind’ dealing with seas extremely well, not rolling like a ‘pig’. The colours in the scene are very beautiful. The music is awful… totally irrelevant to seafaring. But the vessel is a real beauty.

[@oriona40]

She was on the bar, tugs helped her over.

[@UQRXD]

The master off the ship needs some lessons. Or is it very shallow at the inlet?

[@billread7528]

Great boat handling Skipper, poor choice of music!

[@corvavw6447]

Goed overzien wat de mogenlijkheid is,en dan handelen.chapo.

[@metocvideo]

Exemplary seamanship!

[@bigbosman1954]

Majstersztyk!

[@klaasvlig8619]

Noordzee vissere

[@victorvandyke9898]

I got seasick just watching this.

[@RobFongers]

Tja helaas duidelijk in beeld dat matroos of voor wat voor functie die man aan dek van de Oceaan mag doorgaan geen veiligheids- uitrusting waarvan minimaal een zwemvest aan had.

[@erickoster152]

Een zelfopblazend reddingsvest kun je onder je jas dragen zodat je niet in je werk gehinderd word

[@victorvandyke9898]

How about that guy wind surfing in the background!

[@gregallman5965]

I think it's a marker buoy. It doesn't move relative to the lighthouse. I thought the same.

[@flyingfox10001]

Would love enough money to convert that to a live-aboard and enough money to run her, just cruise the oceans non-stop so to speak. Also a decent paint job.

[@teuvoypya417]

Mielen kiin toista, hinaajat odottavat pelastuspyyntööä saadakseek kunnon koruksen

[@BassSwirls]

Drunk Russian skippers do this in no wind. Challenging entry....and full to the gunnels with fish.

[@jimlepeu577]

Glad I ain’t sailing with that feller

[@charlesclements4350]

You do not know anything about boating until you learn how to handle a boat under sail. As for the people that drive motor boats, all they know is to crank up the engine and put the boat in gear.

[@janvanderlinde3039]

normale film snelheid zou meer realistisch zijn

[@franssun8766]

Shit!!!!! De muziek is heel kloten

[@koosriedijk3872]

Ben het helemaal met je eens. Past er totaal niet bij.

[@roygould9454]

She looks heavily laden.

[@newamsterdamtravel]

Je zou toch denken dat er hier een leerling aan het roer stond, dit soort twijfelachtige manoeuvres zijn ongewoon voor een ervaren schipper.

[@ceesdebruin3988]

Nog nooit een roer in je handen gehad zeker of dom geboren en ooit wat bij geleerd?

[@gijsdejong3267]

@@ceesdebruin3988 ik geloof dat jij er niet veel vanaf weet ik ben zelf kapt maar zulke manoeuvres maken we niet

[@weeblacknorth]

Let the sound of wind and water speak for themselves instead of that terrible musak.

[@ririshow]

Tugs did not offer any help when it was needed!

[@bebajoro77]

The tugs attended as required, inside the breakwater. They clearly weren't needed outside.

[@maartendewaard4132]

ririshow rn g juy

[@rogerhayward]

Tugs did an excellent job.

[@reckemroysrc3764]

Roger Hayward so did the captain of the ship. obviously a challenging harbor entrance. 😎

[@istnugoed]

Maakt het zichzelf niet makkelijk met die lage snelheid. Mss dacht hij niet op tijd te kunnen stoppen eens binnen.

[@robjedoornbos]

Juist, binnen is er nog weinig ruimte om te stoppen, dus lage snelheid is het enige juiste om te doen.

[@megapixal1]

them walking along the pier got no brains with weather like that

[@MrGentlebutfirm]

What are you talking about? It's only spray!

[@MrRCGNL]

Those people are locals and their behaviour is normal, they know when it's not safe any more. In the US a pier like this would be closed (if it would be open to public anyway) in these weather conditions to prevent claims. These people are locals and Dutch and we're used to take our own responsibility......

[@MrRCGNL]

MrGentle... Doesn't know what he's talking about, probably American, not used to take responsibility, always blame someone els. Nothing special to walk there under these conditions

[@MrGentlebutfirm]

MrRCGNL... I think your analysis is spot on. Terry Johnson appears to he having very little understanding, and think it looks dangerous. His overinflated selfbelief that he knows shit causes him to come out as an expert. Quite sad actually. Sad too, the way he express himself. He may need to experience a little success in life.

[@MrRCGNL]

Americans are not used to take their responsibility, not in their work, not in their private life. That's why there is such a f... claim culture: Always blame someone else. Dutch kids are learned to take responsibility for their own behaviour from their childhood. In addition to that, those living near the sea, learn to handle the sea. That's why Dutch children are the happiest children in the world. As was concluded by a US and UK Professors .....

[@michelebeck4311]

Strange looking ship. research boat?

[@janbeckschafer9148]

Michele beck www.scheepvaartwest.be/CMS/index.php/fishing-boats/4526-sch-6-alida-imo-8224418

[@bebajoro77]

Trawler

[@jacoroeleveld5649]

Fishing Boat Michele beck

[@andrewwright8472]

Michele beck no it’s a factory trawler

[@oddjonnytorvanger8031]

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[@jasperheijer7452]

its not a storm...just a lot of wind....captain is no good....I know...live there,lol

[@kwarts]

jasper heijer wat was dat ook alweer met een wal en stuurlui?

[@RLFilm]

From the Video it seems to me that the captain did everything right. Sorry! can't agree with your Statement!

[@victor.leslieaugustpikingt8848]

You may live there but if you just half a brain cell God help us

[@andrewwright8472]

jasper heijer and I thought Dutch people were more intelligent than to make a comment like this. This was brilliant seamanship..

[@ceesdebruin3988]

...and you are nuts.

[@Refractarioinsurgent]

Here’s to swimming with bow-legged women!

[@michelebeck4311]

Must of lost anchors

[@edwendt3828]

Michele beck s

[@gijsdejong3267]

nou nou ik heb nog nooit zo,on slechte navigatie gezien die man aarselte teveel

[@corneliusdejong6490]

Gelukkig kun jij het veel beter

[@gijsdejong3267]

@@corneliusdejong6490 ik weet niet wie jij bent maar je hebt gelijk.en die mij kennen weten dat ook.

[@aliaguerin1266]

Ik heb nog nooit zo een slechte spelling gezien.

[@williamheyman5439]

Stop with the stupid music. I left, amd leave now.

[@jacoroeleveld5649]

Sorry William Heyman

[@koosriedijk3872]

Jaco, totaal eens met William Heyman, was er nu echt niets anders voorhanden? Dan maar liever stormgeluiden!! Opnamen zijn prachtig, hebben geen "muziek" nodig.

[@stefangerstenberg6685]

What kind of fucking music, for such a good film....Than it´s better to send no music, than music for the "prullenback"!

[@johnhopkins6658]

I have a special button for that. It's called 'mute'.

[@Surtorsken]

jaco roeleveld Dont be sorry you cant please every viewer if they arent clever enough to find the mute button or use a polite respectful language just ignore nice video 👍😎

[@raeanker3078]

Waiting for those fools that were taking a leisurely stroll along the breakwater in a gale with waves smashing over the top to come to grief ,then expect rescuers to risk their lives saving them . This is a excellent example of Darwins theory ,if only we'd stop saving the stupid.

[@GCStalker]

Very large Dutch trawler will not be fishing in UK waters much longer. Ha ha.

[@MrRCGNL]

Nor wil UK trawlers be in EU waters ....... Time will tell who'll have a bigger problem. UK made the biggest mistake in history and will pay a high price

[@jankjaer1731]

It seems that mrs. May has problems securing ther own industri and commerce. Mayby should begin to think what Will be the Best for Them!