[Halcyon1]

For those of you who don't know Dylan Winter, you simply should! He started out with £3000 in the bank, bought himself a 50 year old Mirror Offshore and set sail from Bembridge on the Isle of Wight. His mission was simple - Keep Turning Left!

An interview with Dylan Winter

This truly unique and inspiring journey has recently reached its half way point. I am delighted and privileged to be able to interview Dylan and find out more about this "Middle aged, middle class man from middle England".

Pete

 

[ccriders]

Thanks Pete.
You can measure greatness many ways, but in my view Dylan is one of the truly great sailors of our times.
John

 

[fryewe]

King of the MOBs...

 

[tdw]

As a certified MOB I can only stand an applaud. Wonderful guy, fabulous idea and he has the smarts to make the vids work.

Dylan is also, btw, an acomplished author. I've got a couple of his books but I'm pretty sure they are long out of print.

 

[mbianka]

When so many people are chomping at the bit to cruise "out there". His videos remind one that just cruising ones local waters can be just as beautiful, rewarding and fun.

 

[Uricanejack]

Thanks
I enjoyed the interview. I have more in common with Dylans sailing than I do with with most sailing publications.

 

[dylanwinter1]

King of the MOBs...

arf arf!

D

 

[TomMaine]

Great interview. It is interesting and focused.

I've enjoyed Dylan's media on the web. He's a rare combination of a real sailor with enough experience to route out the good stuff of sailing, in his writing as well as video-audio. He's the future and the past.

Sort of like my son and grand dad all wrapped up in one.

 

[manatee]

Thanks for the fun interview!

For MOBs with inquiring minds: the "American sailing magazine" Dylan writes for is "Small Craft Advisor". By and for real folk doing real things with their boats, not like the megapage super-glossy ad-collections most other boating magazines have devolved into.