May 29, 2026 · 1 hr 1 min · 15 segments
Picture this: It's a dark, wet evening in Salcombe. A massive 40-foot cruising yacht pulls up to the pontoon, and the skipper is screaming at his terrified teenage kids because they cleated a line…
Justin MortonGuestTheo StockerHost
So, so if you are sailing and it, it... you think, "Oh, I need a break," hove to.
And I've, I've just been recently reading books about people crossing the Atlantic, you know, uh, in the 1870s in, in little small 19-foot boats, they heave to every night.
Uh, and there's a couple, a couple in a 19-foot boat, for whatever reason, or he was gonna do it by himself, wife decided to go along.
But, but even in, even in those they're asking passing ships where the, what the direction was.
So going back to the you don't need to know an awful lot to, to do quite a lot.
but people are, people are crossing the Atlantic in the 1870s or so in 19-foot boats, having a horrible time of course, um, and not knowing the direction, you know, asking passersby for directions.
So, so if you are sailing and it, it... you think, "Oh, I need a break," hove to.
And I've, I've just been recently reading books about people crossing the Atlantic, you know, uh, in the 1870s in, in little small 19-foot boats, they heave to every night.
Uh, and there's a couple, a couple in a 19-foot boat, for whatever reason, or he was gonna do it by himself, wife decided to go along.
But, but even in, even in those they're asking passing ships where the, what the direction was.
So going back to the you don't need to know an awful lot to, to do quite a lot.
but people are, people are crossing the Atlantic in the 1870s or so in 19-foot boats, having a horrible time of course, um, and not knowing the direction, you know, asking passersby for directions.
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