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Leaving Brixham for Another Pilotage - Dolphins Joined the Journey!

published on 12 August 2026 - 368 -

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Found on YouTube. Created by "CAPTAIN ROBERT ". Originally published on 2026-07-29.

⚓ Leaving Brixham for another pilotage assignment!

Shortly after departing Brixham, I was lucky enough to be joined by a pod of dolphins, making the journey even more unforgettable. 🐬

In the distance, you can also see Berry Head, one of the most iconic landmarks overlooking Brixham Harbour, before heading out into open waters.

If you enjoy life at sea, pilotage operations, ship handling, and beautiful coastal scenery, don't forget to like, subscribe, and join me for more adventures! 🌊⚓

#Brixham #BerryHead #Pilotage #PilotBoat #Dolphins #LifeAtSea #MasterMariner #MerchantNavy #SeaLife #Maritime #CaptainRobert

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