Calf of Man | Shona Boat Trip | May 2019 | GoPro
We took the Shona boat trip to the Calf of Man from Port St Mary
Port Erin - IOM.
A lovely day walking around in Port Erin in Isle of Man. :) :) :)
Calf of Man from Port Erin July 2000
Paddle from port Erin around the calf of man and back
Calf Of Man Trip in the Sunbeam 1999.From Port Erin Isle of Man.
Trip from Port Erin, Isle of Man in July 1999.
Apologies for the low definition due to conversion from my original analogue 8mm tape to digital. Also for some obvious learner errors due to my inexperience. However I hope you find the content of interest and try the trip when you next visit the Isle of Man.
Note that the Calf of Man Island can only be accessed by boat in very calm conditions.
Isle of Man 2014 TT - Found a Folly on the IOM
With the weather being nice this day, a lot of bikes where out and about after the Superstock race. It is such a beautiful view around port Erin, i don't think the camera's do it justice!
Mavic pro Port St Mary Isle of man
please watch until the end,I was lucky enough to follow out a dive boat as it was leaving the harbour.
Calf Of Man (1959)
L/S of an island - it is the Calf of Man a small island off the Isle of Man. Various shots of the island landscape from a moving boat. Shots of the many gulls that live there. C/U of a baby bird and another just about to hatch from an egg.
A woman clambers around the edge of the cliff. She is one of only two people who live on the island - her name is Dido Brun. She holds a bucket and is collecting eggs. Narrator makes a joke about dropping the bucket and having scrambled eggs.
The island is a bird sanctuary and Dido helps her husband who is the warden to trap, measure and ring a wide variety of birds. Dido and her husband uses long sticks to beat a section of ground to drive the birds into a special net called a mist net. The warden disentangles a bird from the mesh as his wife looks on. They place the bird in a small bag then take it to their open air 'laboratory' to place a ring on its leg. The bird is weighed, it is ringed then released. This identification serves as a permanent record for ornithologists studying growth rates and migration. Ends with a scenic shot of the island.
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Calf of Man trip for Ludwigs Birthday :)
Lovely trip to the Calf of Man with Isle of Man and calf boat trips
The Calf of Man on the Isle of Man
Nestled right at the south of the Island.
Bottlenose dolphins, Isle of Man
Bottlenose dolphin, Tursiops truncatus, or in Manx, Lheimmeyder mooar-tronnagh. This footage was from one encounter back in February 2012 of a pod of 70 travelling from Onchan across Douglas bay. Almost all of the dolphins had heavily scarred dorsal fins allowing us to recognise individuals. The majority were matched with the photo-ID catalogue at Sea Watch Foundation in Cardigan bay, Wales, and this was the first ever evidence that Bottlenose dolphins travel between Wales and the Isle of Man. Interestingly, not all animals were Cardigan bay dolphins. We now know that many Bottlenose dolphins spend the summer of the Welsh coast and head to Manx waters during winter to feed, they are joined by other dolphins from different areas, however, we are yet to match any with other catalogues. Increased boat-surveys during winter months can resolve this.
Bottlenose dolphins in temperate climates grow to twice the size of the ones in the tropics, reaching 4 metres in length with lots of blubber. They have a long 'bottle' shaped snout, a sickle-shaped dorsal fin and are uniform grey in colour. They can be seen in pods 20-200 strong, in the winter, typically close inshore on the east coast.
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All footage taken by Manx Whale and Dolphin Watch (Ian Wilcock) aboard research vessel, Grampus.
Isle of Man - visit to the Calf of Man
A little run on my Honda from Ballaugh down to The Sound in the south of the island to see the Calf of Man just before IoM TT 2018 with a little bit of video from the Pre TT racing at the Southern road circuit at Castletown, on my Honda Nc 750S which I had bought a couple of days before the trip !
In the Heart of the Sea
In the winter of 1820,the New England whaling ship Essex was assaulted by something no one could believe: a whale of mammoth size and will,and an almost human sense of vengeance. The real-life maritime disaster would inspire Herman Melville’s Moby-Dick. But that told only half the story. “In the Heart of the Sea” reveals the encounter’s harrowing aftermath,as the ship’s surviving crew is pushed to their limits and forced to do the unthinkable to stay alive. Braving storms,starvation,panic and despair,the men will call into question their deepest beliefs,from the value of their lives to the morality of their trade,as their captain searches for direction on the open sea and his first mate still seeks to bring the great whale down.
UFO incident from 1967 - Shag Harbour (Nova Scotia)
The Shag Harbour UFO incident was the reported impact of an unknown large object into waters near Shag Harbour, a tiny fishing village in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia on October 4, 1967. The reports were investigated by various civilian (Royal Canadian Mounted Police and Canadian Coast Guard) and military (Royal Canadian Navy and Royal Canadian Air Force) agencies of the Government of Canada and the U.S. Condon Committee.
Assuming an aircraft had crashed, within about 15 minutes, 2 RCMP officers arrived at the scene. Concerned for survivors, the RCMP detachment contacted the Rescue Coordination Centre (RCC) in Halifax to advise them of the situation, and ask if any aircraft were missing. Before any attempt at rescue could be made, the object started to sink and disappeared from view.
A rescue mission was quickly assembled. Within half an hour of the crash, local fishing boats went out to the crash site in the waters of the Gulf of Maine off Shag Harbour to look for survivors. No survivors, bodies or debris were taken, either by the fishermen or by a Canadian Coast Guard search and rescue cutter, which arrived about an hour later from nearby Clark's Harbour.
By the next morning, RCC Halifax had determined that no aircraft were missing. While still tasked with the search, the captain of the Canadian Coast Guard cutter received a radio message from RCC Halifax that all commercial, private and military aircraft were accounted for along the eastern seaboard, in both Atlantic Canada and New England.
The same morning, RCC Halifax also sent a priority telex to the Air Desk at Royal Canadian Air Force headquarters in Ottawa, which handled all civilian and military UFO sightings, informing them of the crash and that all conventional explanations such as aircraft, flares, etc. had been dismissed. Therefore, this was labelled a UFO Report. The head of the Air Desk then sent another priority telex to the Royal Canadian Navy headquarters concerning the UFO Report and recommended an underwater search be mounted. The RCN in turn sent another priority telex tasking Fleet Diving Unit Atlantic with carrying out the search.
Two days after the incident had been observed, a detachment of RCN divers from Fleet Diving Unit Atlantic was assembled and for the next three days, they combed the seafloor of the Gulf of Maine off Shag Harbor looking for an object. The final report said no trace of an object was found.
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Sailboat Keel Repair/Problem: SOMETHING IS MISSING FROM OUR KEEL !! (Patrick Childress Sailing #42)
We find a serious Keel Problem + we need to Repair this sailboat: Something is actually missing from our keel! Fiberglass keel repairs are underway!
Error: Foam in a can is NOT open cell foam as stated in the video. Polyester resin will eat up Polystyrene foam.
Patrick Childress, after 12 years on his second circumnavigation explains what does when he finds out we are missing the proper amount of structural foam in our keel... When sitting on the hard, this problem can cause a sailboat keel to oil can, or even crack, when its blocked in the unsound section of the keel. Patrick then shows the process for the keel repair. Sailboat Keel repair can be done diy, it just takes some sailboat diy knowledge, time and effort and the right tools.
We have been sailing around the world for 12 years on our sailboat Brick House, a Valiant 40. We are hauled out of the water , and it’s time to fix and upgrade a few things on this 41 year old boat!
We received a lot of valuable technical support from AMT Composites, and will be using a number of products they recommended, imported from all over the world, namely Gurit Fiberglass Resin which is very comparable to West Systems. They seem to have all the supplies we need for this fiberglass keel repair, as well as for our blister repair, epoxy barrier coat, and right down to the paintbrushes! They supply the materials for many of the major boatbuilders in South Africa, and are highly respected among the professionals here.
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