A BOAT WITH WHEELS ON SURVIVOR ISLAND
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- Опубліковано 20 січ 2025
- Survivor Island, a boat with wheels . . what's going on?? You'll have to watch the video to find out.
Still suffering with my bad leg but got to get the boat ready to leave and go to sea again. Lots going on in this video . . enjoy.
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Safe sailing.
Boat:
White Shadow is a Van De Stadt ‘Seal’ 36 (11 metres). She is hand made in steel, 2004, with a round bilge (hull) and a modified coach roof. This makes her a ‘one off’ and in my opinion the most beautiful Van De Stadt 36 ever built.
The camera gear:
Main camera is a Panasonic Hc- V700 with a Rode External mic with a sponge and dead kitten attached.
Action, underwater scenes and small blogging is done with two Osmo action cams. Some boat shots are done with a Dji gimbal camera.
Editing:
Final cut pro on a Macbook. Most of the material for each video is filmed over a period of several weeks or so and the editing of each episode is normally done over a day. This process can take longer if original music is used or permissions are needed for copyrighted materials etc. Much time is spent sorting out technical problems. In this case I normally get the help of a younger person who understands computerie stuff!
There are also times when filming, editing and uploading is not possible due to being at sea or in locations with no internet access.
Content:
I have found that filming and releasing material over a period of time is better than doing ‘vlog’ style videos and trying to make episodes out of whats happened in a week, regardless if it’s good content or not. By filming over a period of time I can be more selective in what goes into each video. My aim is to avoid ‘bland and mundane’ and have at least one or two exciting and interesting events in every video. Every video has to be entertaining.
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good to see you getting about ok and the boat is lloking good just needs a reliable engine ?
It's great to see you in such good spirits again !
Another day in the life of an excellent sailer, video creator, singer, songwriter, …and the list goes on! Never a dull moment with you, Barry! Thank you for the fun entertainment!
Brilliant - as ever ❤
Oh wonderful, Barry!
Please take care!
❤
Hey, you cool old boy!
Great to see you walking better!
Keep going forwards! I Wish you luck and never ending power! 💪😎👍
You are looking better Barry!. Don't rush the leg, please.
In 1966-67 we used to patrol the water at Cam Ranh Bay Vietnam in a LARC. This brought up some memories. Always wanted to swap the machine gun for some fishing gear!
GO CLAIRE AND GO SEA SHEPHERD! I LOVE those folks! Capt, you look mahveluz dahling
Berry's a great guy if we can all have as much enthusiasm and when we get his age I might be his age I might be his age
Thanks Barry, I loved it all. Interesting from start to finish. Cheers!
Shaddy looks Great ! ❤
Thank you for pausing at interesting sites and allowing those interested to stop and read or closely observe. The brilliance of the amphibious vehicle has always been intriguing to me. It's nice you're back in the water, have friends to help you, and for you to help them. Nice episode. Finally, I'm glad you're getting around better and mending. Thanks for sharing.
great video! good to see you in much better shape Barry! love what you're doing!
That vehicle reminds me of the 1960s Amphicar :) They used to say that it drives like a boat and sails like a car :)
_Chuck Norris checks under his bed for Barry the intrepid sea-dog!_
Thankfully your leg looks So much better !
Great music, great video Barry. Good to see you are in the water and you are back in action. Happy sailing mate. 🙂
Just hearing your voice already makes my day!
Riding In That Lark I Bet It Was Pretty Exciting Barry!
My oldest Son operated those when he was in the Navy , Very cool Barry !
Excellent video Barry ! I'm Happy 4 ya now that you're back in tha water . Safe Sails ❤
Dont let the american music industrie destroy your original beach sound. Love the boat car, you must get one of those when you retire..maybe at the Cook Islands? Shadow looks 🥳
Thanks, hugely, Seadog. Love your channel.
Love you dude. You always make me smile ;)
Been with you since day one. You've gotten really good at making these videos. Long-time musician myself. Looking forward to hearing yours.
Your art, beautiful rhythmic art. Will last forever
Hope you doing better Barry, many thanks
Another great update from the Old Seadog. Thanks for sharing Barry!
Barry solo sails his own boat halfway around the world, yet he’s entertained by riding in a “duck boat”.😁
That dog is obviously an Elvis fan didn't care for that mandolin intro hahaha i thought it sounded good Barry
The LARC trip was great.. We did it a few years ago while caravanning at " The Town of 1770". Great place and the lighthouse was very interesting. Well worth the visit.
Great video Barry. I'm currently in Hunstanton, Norfolk England and they also have Duck boats in the summer months to take the public on rides out to see the seals on the sandbanks in the wash.
Nice one brother
Billy tea and Damper in Qld.....fabulous
Barry super glad u got to experience some of our Kookie Aussie Culture, ur right about the way the Brits built stuff, bloody genius. Stoked Shadows back in the drink and looking sweet. Hope that leg heals faster for u, so where are we off to now?🇦🇺😜👍The yard needs to lay some gravel or concrete, I know expensive, but hey u pay to be there and boats are people's pride and joy, they need to be protected.
Always enjoy your channel.....been following you almost since the beginning of your Journey.... Godspeed....😊
The Town of 1770 is one of my favourite places. Getting very popular these days. So glad to hear your leg is getting better Barry. Cheers Chris
Thanks for showing your halyard problem. It's nice to see that experienced sailors still make mistakes. Now I don't feel so bad about myself when I do that.
Dirty Mind Yes, Dirty Boat No 💯💯🤣🤣
Weird looking proplusion solution. When they looa the rudder , you alao loose propulsion. Strange way to get in trouble. Looking forward to some future adventures. Fair wimds.
Another fabby update Barry… thanks for sharing yet again 😊👍🍺🍕⛵️
God bless you
Creatures leave the water and become amphibian. Can't wait for your next video.
Right now, some kind of decent health conquers all.
Thank you Barry. Incentive for those of us in US on the Great Lakes. Time to uncover & start prep! Be well& Fair winds
So great to hear your music. Best is when we do the last voiceover to complete the song and that creative proudness' comes over us.. but then as a songwriter doe's we always find little changes to make it better... We got this far buddie ~~
UNIQUE BARRY !!
Your Duck driver is also a crew member on one of the Sea Shepherd ships, wow, she lives an interesting life.
Awesome Barry very enjoyable l can remember seeing them being operated by the Military on Port Phillip Bay when l was a lad have some photos somewhere...cheers mate enjoying a Coopers Mild while watching this regards Doc from Down Under
Well, that was fun!!😊🤗👍
Had a nice walk up to the lighthouse from Pancake Creek where we moored for a few days, waiting for the wind back in 2019.
I was at the lighthouse when the LARC pull in with a load of tourists, none as salty as you though!
Go music man. Just great
Hey Berry. Those, creaky boat sounds, when you were staining the boards are hilarious... Like boats passing gas! Ahahaha!
Damn Bro, wish you well on that leg... Yea, you sucked it up, like a "Jolly good brit," did the work anyhow, with the pain of it all, I see... Anyhow, Best wishes... And, keep us posted on how that goes with your leg. I can send some helpful resources, if need be? If you would want? Just saying...
Best,
Quality,
Yes, I know you are a conscientious, quality kind-O-guy... I like that about you...
M
I'm glad you finally made it to 1770. I've spent many perfect days at this place.
Happy times my friend, fair winds and hopefully we speak again some day. Best wishes Dingo
Nice one vid... My 40' sloop is also all electric... the down side is the batteries need to be monitored and cycled regularly... glad to see your boat back in shape and in the water and you are healing... Fair Winds...
Music sounded good...nice to hear more👍♥️
Hi old Sea dog when I was in 1770, there was a pub/shed that serve beer under a tree but if you want to go to the toilet you had to go and use the public amenities across the road which was pretty funny it’s probably not there any more but you could get fresh prawnsthe guys used to go catch the prawns and bring them and you could buy them straight off the boat keep up the good work of the video Cliff from Logan City Queensland Australia 🇦🇺
A prop attached to the rudder? That is unique.
We have "ducks" in Branson, Missouri USA.
We start in Downtown Branson and then head to Tablerock Lake for a lake ride. Very fun!
So how is the leg doing now hopefully it’s getting better and you are feeling better 👍🎵
Very interesting to see the LARC. I remember seeing one (probably a DUCK) chugging around the oyster beds at St Vaast on the Cherboug peninsula.
I could have a lot of fun with one of those amphibious rigs in the Chesapeake Bay. Very cool. But it's more scenic there. Thanks for sharing your adventure!
brilliant
Hey Barry 👍
Makes my day to see a new upload! Cheers Sir!
Well done Barry. Be good to see you back home sone time matey.
😎
There is a similar ampib vehicle in halifax nova scotia Canada called the harbour hopper ..
Gives tours through out the city then a cruise in the harbour
Thanks for taking us along keep them coming
The LARCS are really cool. Here in the states we had "Ride The Ducks" in Wisconsin, you'd take a short tour of the city then an excursion up the river gorge. Really fun trip. But they don't handle weather very well.
Shaddy is starting to look ship shape! Good on you!
Another great video Barry, just an aside looking at Keesha the dog and being the owner of two very similar white pigmented dogs I’d bet it’s deaf as mine are.
Glad to see that foot is better!
Good to see your latest offering , best of luck with your next leg( of your journey)
Thankyou Barry, for sharing your adventure.
good video good laughs
Daymn... that song sounds great!
Dave seems like a quality guy ...
Nice video
Loved the new music Barry 2👍
Be thankful it's not the superfine red dust, Barry. That stuff is even worse.
Good to see you in better spirits, Barry. Having spent time living aboard on the hard in a number of different locations, I concluded that the one thing, with precisely no exceptions, that all boatyards have in common is that that they all suck.
Some more than others, it’s true, but the whole rigmarole of discomfort, expense, grime and grottiness that is living in a yard…sucks.
Half Way Round, in Aus’, aboard your own boat and with half of the world yet to see, what’s not to like?
The track rocks, the production is great and the vid that goes with it fits to a “T,” brilliant!
The next one has to incorporate the immortal words, “somebody catch that banjo.”😂
Hope your leg’s still improving/not being a PITA now, I’m not sure how your timeline is vs. video release, so how far on it is in real time?
Take care of yourself, ol’buck. Oh yeah, it’s still lobbing it down here in Cornwall, can you spare a bit of that sun?
Cheers! R. 😎👍🍻
Huh, never heard of a town named a number.
'Where you living now?'
'In 1770.'
'I hear ya... I wish I was still livin' in 1980. Anywhere but the 2020's sounds good.'
😂
love it, ive seen every land, sea or amfibios vihicel, in the Netherlands whe used to have a tv show called ter land, ter sea and by air. So ive seen them all!! Love the travels dude!
Sweet ride
Great stuff, is that duck boat British.
Great video as always Barry. Thanks 😊
Always called the Ducks when I was a lad!!!
I know in the US (and I assume everywhere else as well), a DUCK or LARK driver has to have both a captain's license AND a Commercial Driver's License to operate them.
Amphibians galore!
I turned my boat electric, I love it
We experienced similar vehicle in Boston
Really cool video Amigo!!
Hi Barry. I don’t know the geography of Australia. But is it possible for you to go to Steve Irwin’s Zoo? I would love to see you go there. Steve was a hero to me.
Never fear the wind will stop the moment you want to go somewhere.
Brilliant
9:20 Where else can you do that? Well, for one thing in Geneva, Wisconsin. We did it 60 years ago. It was also in Branson, Missouri but in 2018 they got into a storm and the "boat' sank. 18 people died. End of that adventure. Seattle, Washington quit it in 2020.
Always thought that living in a lighthouse was rather lonesome but your picture at 7:49 shows otherwise. LOL.
Great video! Mike from Missouri
Another update and glad you're sorted. The propeller looks interesting, is there a power loss?
Nice video
And no Japanese defensive fire. 😂 I seem to recollect there originally used to be WW2 DUCKS.