When a yacht that is too big passes under a bridge that is too small

Going under a bridge is not an insurmountable difficulty, even if you have to be smaller than the bridge. On the coast, all the more so when the tidal range is high, taking the time to make a little calculation of the water height can be beneficial. But in rivers, it's well known, the water level is immutable.

L'invité de Bateaux.com Published on August 3, 2015

This short video was shot in front of Richmond Bridge, the oldest bridge over the Thames in London, built in 1774.

Amusing or distressing, you choose, it reminds us that when boating, even for a short trip, taking the time to plan the hot spots, landings, etc. are essential reflexes. But you still need to know the characteristics of your boat...

It passes, no, it does not pass!