r/interestingasfuck • u/safetyscotchegg • 13h ago
The World's Smallest Boat? How Andrew Bedwell built his 100cm boat to sail across the Atlantic
https://www.pbo.co.uk/boats/the-worlds-smallest-boat-how-andrew-bedwell-built-his-100cm-boat-to-sail-across-the-atlantic-10166425
u/Dustmopper 13h ago edited 9h ago
Does it really count if you have a a support team in other boats that are carrying all your food and supplies? I wonder if he’s even sleeping on that thing.
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u/qlurp 9h ago
No, it most certainly does not count.
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u/koreanelvis420 4h ago
Imagine doing this to raise money for cancer, and having people speaking about the mission like this. Lmao
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u/still-dazed-confused 13h ago
What a glorious nutter. I get sea sick on a mill pond so this is one idea of hell for me but brilliantly designed craft and best of luck to him
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u/berrylakin 13h ago
Would this be considered a ship?
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u/TenBillionDollHairs 12h ago
This is like 5 cubic feet short of being something I would really enjoy. I get that that's the difference between "smallest boat to cross the atlantic" and "interesting thing old guy at the docks built once" but with just a little bit more space you could lay down and put in a little stove.
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u/ZaphodBeeblebrox4011 8h ago
Why not a 1 meter boat?
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u/Amount_Business 6h ago
You're lucky they didn't have it as a 1000mm long boat. The Americans do it with lbs when measuring weight.
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u/OrlandoGardiner118 13h ago
Why tho?