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Well thank you GG.
Good to see the hardy sailors at the jetty today.
Here is my video,
No video from me but how about a picture?
High tide! Kermit wouldn’t have to jump off; he could just slide off the end.

Nice onboard footage from the new system Mike, run it through Gyroflow and it will be even better!
Can do either, but Friday suits me better as well
Thank you, GG
And now for a proper video,
Kermit, Cousin Kerm is having the same treatment as you,
But he didn’t feel a thing after all that amber fluid!

Who is this in the hoodie hanging around at the barbecue?


Looking good Mike, the monitor looks like it’s a perfect fit. (After the adjustments)
I know what you mean, nothing worse than a frog with his little legs in a knot………………….Just agreeing

Sorry for the late video GG, but it is the canal and it’s sailing.
Real boats sailing today, no one lost their keys, no one ran aground, all rudders working correctly and everyone turned up on time……………………………….Just sayn
More sailing in that than Kermits video
Kermit, I don’t think it a reef as such, just some big rocks.
And just to clarify something, the skipper of the yacht thought it would be safer to trust the self-steering gear rather than letting you steer? He’s a wise man.

Kermit, I have to agree with the honourable esteem young judge, GG
The forum title is “SATURDAY SAILING” under the heading “Sailing & Boating @ Lauderdale Canal 2026” (Created by Kermit)
I did not see much sailing, and I didn’t see the Lauderdale canal?
I also must point out the glaring errors in your video.
That wasn’t Droughty Point you were going around with the house, that’s “Tryworks Point”, “Droughty Point” is on the Eastern side of the peninsular (Spelt Droughty not Droughy) that can be seen from toad hall.
It was good to see that they didn’t let you on the helm, so no running aground.
Anyway, I won you lost……………………………..Just Sayn
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