Giles and Paula's Great Retirement Adventure

[Giles]

Pubs and eateries, a bit like Cowes, but smaller, quainter, more rural and nicer. We don't come here as often as we go to Cowes, as it is more than twice the distance……,

[Matt]

Have a wonderful time.

[Giles]

That'll do.....

[gazza61]

soon be there full time not long to go now.

[Giles]

Whereabouts?

[gazza61]

Shanklin chatsworth ave.

[Giles]

Quality, just up the road.....

https://poomuseum.org/our-museum

[gazza61]

Yes not far .looking forward to be bye the sea.

[Matt]

If the Poo Museum were in America people would just leave poop in random places to see if anyone noticed like every day. We can’t have anything nice here.

[goosehd]

You’re saying that like it doesn’t happen already…

[Matt]

I hear the White House has a nice art collection…

[NickD]

@Matt said in Giles and Paula's Great Retirement Adventure:

I hear the White House has a nice shart collection…

FTFY

[Giles]

Looking back towards home fro Bembridge….

[Giles]

@Tago-Mago

Swim platform cam:

Is there anything coming up behind me, before I execute a change of direction cam:

Forward cam:

[Tago Mago]

@Giles that's pretty cool that your cam is hooked up to the AIS.

[seawolf]

@Tago-Mago I thought one of those boats was named "Opeth" for a second there.

[Tago Mago]

@seawolf hahaha

[Giles]

I can also select chart objects:

Which is a game changer in low vis and at night. It also allows me to “see” around corners and see a boat that is behind another larger boat.

It saved us big time in <100 metre vis fog in Chanel du Four coming home from Brittany. We had a boat 60 metres away that I never actually saw with my naked eye, but I knew where it was, what direction it was moving in and what speed is was doing.

[Bridger]

What does the tech use to measure the other boats from @Giles ?

Curious whether this tech could be used to measure the distance of other things (eg people) or if there is something in the boat or about its structure.

[Tago Mago]

@Giles totally agreed. When we sailed from Tenerife to Lanzarote we had a night watch but keeping track of smaller vessels was made much easier by AIS. Also super useful to maintain safe distance and practice collision avoidance, especially at night at high sea