Tom Cunliffe: Never trust the weather

The sea is always testing us and sometimes a few well-used adages
can trump modern technology
www.sailingtoday.co.uk/

[@finding_mojo]

Wonderful storytelling as ever from the master storyteller.

[@AfricanSouthernCross]

Mr Cunliffe, the most credible sailor in the UK.....I always come to his channel to hear experience above chatter....thank you for posting, it’s greatly appreciated !

[@jamesfinn9838]

What a fantastic yarn. More please. Well written and beautifully delivered.

[@ajax1137]

A master story teller. With nothing but the static photo as the background, this was like listening to radio broadcasts before television.

[@joahyoga1995]

I appreciate you Cunliffe

[@karhukivi]

Did I hear "snake and pygmy pie" at 7:38? Hilarious, and a great story too...!

[@msf60khz]

I have noticed that at F7 the waves on a tea cup break over the edge! I do occasionally use an RDF as some stations are still operating. It gives quick PL. I have bought a basic GPS but find it cumbersome to use. Thank you, Tom, for a great story.

[@daniellongo2912]

Wonderful! Thanks

[@geraldswain3259]

Story telling at it's best !.

[@karhukivi]

Great story, Tom, thanks! You tell them so well I can imagine myself there in the action. I think it's called "vicarious enjoyment"? But never mind, just keep them coming!

[@asakurad]

What a life, and what a storyteller!

[@garybaker6333]

Before gps this is the account of almost all of my offshore experience. A great feeling is I know where we are!!!!!

[@thomassackett4091]

tom,when you spin the yarn,i close my eyes and boom! the lightening was striking all about....and I had to grab a napkin,to wipe tea off my face...thnx.

[@petercattell1773]

The Best I've read, solid seamanship and poetic as well

[@davidlong4726]

Great story so interesting and well told.

[@whocares4199]

Face burned from tea🤣 i felt like i was on board.

[@ecnavttocs]

always enjoy your knowledge and story telling. cheers

[@chekymonkey4452]

love it

[@andrewb5987]

Gold!

[@nickwebb9290]

Words of wisdom

[@colinsmith7233]

wonderful

[@en4ce_]

lovely

[@darrylmcleman6456]

That is first time I have heard them called steak and pig-me pies!!! CHEERS from Canada!

[@raycooke312]

Beautiful words and descriptions. Tom your a natural storyteller.

[@haroldellis9721]

Must have been a really hard choice, which of three thumbnails to use. Great story, well told.

[@TheSonicfrog]

Apparently the rain in Spain does not mainly stay in the plane ...

[@jeffjames4064]

You eat snake and kidney pie? (Did I hear right?) And you worried about that weather? 😁😁 I love your stories, it's good to know the spirit of adventure is alive.

[@charleslyster1681]

He said ‘snake and pygmy pie’ ;)

[@metamoney7657]

You should make a podcast you make more money and your voice is perfect

[@johnsmith4219]

Blue sky at night sailors delight,,,, Red sky at night,,,,, sailors take fright

[@darthkek1953]

Red Sky at Night... Shepherd's Delight Red Sky in Morning... Shepherd's Warning

[@freeenergynow]

Never trust the manipulators of the weather. Chem trails anyone?