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Two kayakers, struggling against the Jack s Sound tidal race, were rescued by Angle lifeboat yesterday (Sunday) evening. The kayakers were spotted from the shore, south of Jack s Sound and appeared to be struggling against the tide. Milford Haven coastguard HQ received reports from a member of the public shortly before 7.44pm and was launched to the scene. The crew found the two kayakers at 8:01pm, one mile south of Jack s Sound. They were tired but otherwise well. The paddlers, along with their kayaks and fishing gear, were taken aboard Angle Lifeboat. They were taken to Martins Haven where they were re-floated and they paddled ashore to be met by HM Coastguard Dale ....
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Yachting Monthly 0shares With COVID-19 restrictions now easing, Jonty Pearce and his wife Carol cruise locally in south Wales - their first time on the water for eight months! Solva was the ideal destination for Jonty and Carol Pearce. Credit: Jonty Pearce An inspection of Aurial’s log reminded me that our last actual sail had been in September, and even on that trip we had not left the safe and sheltered confines of the Milford Haven waterway in Wales. Carol and I therefore found it an absolute treat to be able to drive ‘the pretty way’ across mid Wales to Neyland with an eager strong anticipation of being able to raise the sails again. ....
Yachting Monthly 0shares Developing a thorough understanding of what the waves are telling you can provide you with a sixth sense when it comes to navigation, says Dag Pike Paying attention to the waves helps build your situational awareness to back up what the plotter is telling you. Credit: Richard Langdon/Ocean Images How to navigate using waves When voyages of discovery were being made 500 years ago and navigators had to make landfalls without any charts, being able to navigate using waves was a valuable technique. Indeed many of the ancient sea-going cultures also relied on waves for navigation. The waves breaking on the rocks or reefs of an island would often be the first sign of land, but there are also more subtle and varied ways of reading the waves too. ....
Yachting Monthly 0shares Breaking waves and lurking rocks have earned some British tide races a fearsome reputation. Dag Pike explains how to navigate them The British Isles lies in one of the most turbulent maritime regions in the world. Not only are our shores battered by the depressions that roll in with frequent monotony during the winter months, but every 12 hours the tide turns and billions of litres of water move in and out from our shores. This huge water flow fills and empties the English Channel, pours up into the Irish Sea and on up and down the West Coast of Scotland and up north it finds a way around the islands to enter the North Sea. ....