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Just a nice gentle roll to ease you into your sleep when it’s your watch below lol

Cool video clip! Looks like the Chopper is facing your ships stern - what was your ships speed ahead?

Did the smaller tanker bring the Yokohamas?

Nov. 6, 2024, the Nordic Spice is at anchor in Singapore. Hope you're doing great, skipper!

Uau, muito legal Obrigada pelo compartilhamento captain.

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the video is very good 😍, suggestion🙏 the text/writing is made smaller with a professional font in the lower left or right corner, like a documentary, even though this is cinematic, if you do a documentary-cinema collaboration it will be very nice in the eyes of the world audience.

Always good to see one of your new videos, skipper.

Sailed a vessel used as a transhipment vessel from Rotterdam; around Cape Horn to Pairita Bay, Panama in 1978.

Wow nice ice look

It's been awhile! Good to see another one, Skipper. On 10/14/24 the Mahada Silver is in the Arabian Sea, headed for Pakistan.

Brings back memories of my time at sea. The Gulf of St Lawrence similar to some experiences crossing the Bay of Biscay. Only encountered ice once when we were chartered into the Baltic Sea and Gulf of Bothnia.

Light ship . . . no cargo?

Uau! 💙

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one of the coolest videos i ever seen. Man, I would of aborted longggggggggggg time ago.. hahaha.. God bless you folks and protect you while at sea. Just watching it here from my laptop, I am like wowwwwww

шум моря намного приятнее слушать чем эту долбаную музыку

These are really awesome videos, airline pilot here but I’ve always loved ships! Thank you for sharing

Another great video, amazing…

Wow….amazing fantastic video, keep ‘em coming!

Che grande!

Hello captain, how i can contact you?i

Are you still doing alright, Skipper? It's been too long between videos!

I went through the Straits 3 times as a US Marine stationed on a Navy ship. The scenery was awesome but once we hit open seas it was very rough, Atlantic side. Great experience great video.

Amazing video Caprtain!!!!!!!!!!Thank you so much.

Nice music! Skipper, how do you know you've let out enough chain?

I love the closed feeling of the night and the lights reflection on the water. Thanks Captain, have a peaceful weekend..🎵✌️

Pls keep on posting ..amazing content

Good to see another video by you, Skipper! Are you back at sea again?

Hello Captain, another all too short, but beautiful video. This took me back to 1965, my first time at sea and entering my first port, I was just out of 'boot camp' and down in the bowels of the ship. The guys took pity on me and told me to go up on deck, when I did we were just approaching the Golden Gate Bridge like in your video, what a thrill that was for an 18 year old inland kid...Cheers, hope all is well.

Not too foggy really, you can still see forward lol

Great footage of the passage keep them coming please.👍👍

Impressiv !! Is tug assist required for HazMat cargo at this bridge?

Wow. Tremendous video. Another adventure for myself before work. Thanks Captain 🌏

Sumitomo built :)

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It’s crazy you are not allowed to throw a cardboard box for a safety drill. It is certainly irrelevant to marine pollution. Each man should have an emergency transmitter fitted, if submerged it automatically transmits to an alarm on the bridge and continues to ping like a submarine thus providing a geolocation range finder via stereo receivers updating coordinates to the man overboard regardless of ongoing wind, waves and current. That is my recommendation.

Next time to the savage 60th. There will be no need to send the men out with scrubbing brushes after the deck has been rinsed by deck washer. I am always ready to volunteer for these adventures as deck hand, kitchen assistant and general duties of various kinds + camera man.

Captain, did you ever hear what happened to the master of the Evergiven following that misadventure in the Suez Canal? Seems to me the real fault was the pilots... who were in a heated argument at the time of the accident. But I understand the master is ultimately held accountable if his ship suffers an incident. Great video btw!

Skipper, you have a rare kind of gift. Making videos that turn routine sea voyages into mystical experiences. As always, thanks for your hard work. Praying for you and your family's safety there in Odessa.

Capt it was a fantastic video of that trip thank you for sharing it with people who love the sea and shipping.

Stunningly beautiful video Captain, a real treat seeing those waters again and recorded so well. Spent a year criss crossing that region from the Gulf of Thailand to the Inland Sea of Japan back in the mid 1960s, we visited 20 locations a total of 36 times according to my little diary. Enjoy seeing the port activity from the high bridge vantage point, all too often I was 'down in the hole' when entering and departing. Master job of capturing the Dolphins, the joy they must feel playing/surfing with a ship. The ever present flying fish in the South China Sea is what I remember most. We experienced everything from mirror smooth seas to an all out typhoon, beautiful skies and Islands, thanks for taking me back, best wishes as always.

Masterpiece one more

As usual, visually stunning footage captain and great editing. The dolphins love you guys and gals for sure. What was the long beam like item hoisted and laid on the ships deck before departure. The activity swirling all around the tanker at departure is so cool to see. Like different organs in our bodies, all doing what they need to do to keep these flesh and bone tankers moving along. 🤣

Do cargo take passengers

I heard Odessa got hit by a missile strike last night. Let's pray for captain K's safety.

Thanks for another interesting video on the life of merchant mariners, Skipper. Something I find endlessly fascinating. I pray that the war doesn't come to Odessa - and that you and yours are all well. Long ago, when I was a seaman in the US Navy, one of the guys went overboard while painting the ship's boat. We were cruising back from the Bahamas towards Norfolk, Virginia at the time. The Ship did a Williamson Turn and picked him up, but it took a long time... about ten minutes. He must have been worried at thoughts of sharks and how many thousands of feet it was to the bottom. Later, the skinny got out that he did it to win a $5 bet. I asked him about it. He wouldn't admit it. But he didn't deny it either.

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