great film. I struggle understand how anybody, let alone five people, could muster the motivation to give it a thumbs down. I can only imagine they are offended by the ecological truth.
Possible they do not realize they have. I have discovered I have liked and disliked without even realizing. On a phone as you scroll or click sometimes you click without intention. Also the phone can by accident click on things in a bag pushing against things if for instance you think you have shut down but have not and the phone pushes against things clicking away.
Croatia is amazing, but you must have deep pockets and not get wound up by the policy it seems everyone has there now of trying to extract the most amount of money from you as humanly possible! Shame because it wasn’t like that 10 years ago. You may be able to put up with this if on holiday for a week or two but I can tell you it becomes extremely tiresome over time. See the later episodes
The price of those fishing licenses in Croatia doe, 60 kuna per day ... and to use big game rods and reels, similar to what you have, is additional cool 120 kuna per day. But you even can't buy the permit for using stouter equipment as a foreigner, you would need to hold an annual fishing permit for that. And that is available to Croatian citizens only. For boat fishing without special permits only less that 30 lb test gear is legal, (with a 60 kuna/day sports fishing permit).
And for everyone who wants to learn more about the work of Project Manaia, please have a look at our channel - we try to keep those videos coming as well :D
Even in 80's sailing the Med and Adria we always saw plastic bags. Then came algea and very stingy tiny jelly fish. The water was still quite clear. Florida...even in early 90' s still lots of clear now an algea, milky saturated green water soup everywhere. It' s humanity doing it to itself.
It's good to see you sailing and cruising properly again after the long year of lock-down. Good fortune to get a second dose of the vaccine, knock on wood! The electric motor and dingy seemed to do very well. No muss, no fuss. It must be great to see your daughter again and in such a relaxed, beautiful setting. Watch out for that sunburn! I've trolled for tuna for years, it's best to set it and forget it. Don't over think the fishing but if you must, ask a local in any of the ports what they do, what they catch and what they use for bait. Jigging off the bottom may be better than trolling off the stern. Maybe you can dive for shellfish or squid and make a great seafood stew. A friend did a bike tour of Croatia, Montenegro, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Albania with a group, much of it along the coast, and then split off to cycle Triglav National Park. From there to Vienna, along the Danube River and into Germany. All in late summer and early autumn. The pictures and narrative she shared were awesome! Along the coast of the Adriatic, Dubrovnik, Croatia; Bay of Kotor, Montenegro; Perast on the Bay of Kotor; Trebinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina; Slano in southern Croatia; and the walled town of Ston, Croatia, with the famous oyster beds in the bay, were all very impressive!! Thanks for taking us along. I've been following for a while and have enjoyed your adventures and tech tips. Enjoy the summer weather and night sky and good health to you. === Sun, Moon, Stars, and Planets === We passed the June Solstice on the 20th, so the days are as long as they will be in the northern hemisphere, and the Sun is as far north as it will get. Only slowly at first, but with increasing pace, the days will get shorter and the Sun will move southward along the horizon (both setting and rising.) skyandtelescope.org/astronomy-news/this-weeks-sky-at-a-glance-june-18-26/ This Week's Sky at a Glance, June 18 - 26 skyandtelescope.org/wp-content/uploads/sco-sgr-Fujii-with-lines-labels.jpg Scorpius as it appears these evenings. It is rising in the east during the evening, followed by Sagittarius. These two will become the constellations of summer as they will be up all night long. Note how Sagittarius looks like a tea-pot. It rises with the spout facing upwards and over the course of the night, it rotates so it appears to be pouring the stars of the Milky Way out. The tip of the spout is right at the center of the Milky Way Galaxy where the giant Black Hole Sagittarius-A is located. When you are looking at Sagittarius, you are looking toward the center of the galaxy. TUESDAY, JUNE 22 The nearly-full Moon shines over Antares this evening. By 11 or midnight they're due south on the meridian, as shown below, meaning that Scorpius is as high as it gets. In addition to Antares, how much else of the constellation can you make out through the moonlight? skyandtelescope.org/wp-content/uploads/WEBvic21_June22evLABEL-FIXED.jpg The full Moon of June is called the Honey Moon because it rides low across the sky through the night, where summer humidity-haze often colors it yellow. In the image ink above, the Moon is getting very close to being full on the 24th. (The 10° scale is roughly the size of your fist at arm's length, a handy angular measure.) WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23 Mars is passing through the heart of the Beehive Star Cluster, M44, this evening for North America. Get your binoculars or low-power, wide-field telescope on Mars, very low in the west-northwest, right at the end of dusk. (Faint Mars is about a fist at arm's length upper left of bright Venus.) At the time of dusk at other longitudes around the world, Mars will be more toward one edge of the cluster. skyandtelescope.org/wp-content/uploads/WEBvic21_June23ev.jpg Almost there. . . . Venus lines up with Castor and Pollux in one more day, on Thursday the 24th, just like Mars did on June 7th. Venus is getting higher each day and will meet up with Mars in one less than a month (July 12th) with another crescent Moon to fill out the view. Mars is much fainter than last summer's apparition so you may need binoculars to see it. It is much further away, almost beyond the Sun. That will happen in early October as the planet passes behind the Sun. www.timeanddate.com/sun/croatia/sibenik Šibenik, Croatia - Sunrise, Sunset, and Daylength, June 2021 THURSDAY, JUNE 24 Full Moon (exact at 2:40 p.m. EDT = 8:40 PM Thursday, in Šibenik, Croatia). The Moon rises in twilight about a half hour after sunset. After dark, you'll see that it's in the edge of the Sagittarius Teapot - if you can see the Teapot's 2nd and 3rd-magnitude stars through the moonlight! Binoculars help. Remember, the Teapot (12° wide) way overspills a binocular's field of view (typically 6° or 8° or so). FRIDAY, JUNE 25 Leo the Lion is mostly a constellation of late winter and spring. But he's not gone yet. As twilight ends look due west, somewhat low, for Regulus, his brightest and now lowest star: the forefoot of the Lion stick figure. The Sickle of Leo extends upper right from Regulus. earthsky.org/upl/2018/06/2018-june-17-18-19-moon-and-leo.jpg This image is for June 2018 so the Moon phase and Venus position are wrong but the constellation orientation is correct. bobmoler.files.wordpress.com/2011/04/leo_04-28-11_22-00h.png?w=595 The rest of the Lion's constellation figure runs upper left from there for a couple of fist-widths, to his tail star Denebola, the highest. He'll soon be treading offstage into the sunset. ------- Venus (magnitude -3.8, in Gemini) shines low in the west-northwest during twilight. It hardly moves now with respect to your landscape from week to week, but its background stars are certainly moving right along. Watch Castor and Pollux, to Venus's right, position themselves to line up with the dazzling planet on June 24th. Mars (magnitude +1.8, in Cancer) glows very modestly in late twilight low in the west-northwest, upper left of Venus. Mars is about as faint and small as it can ever get, glimmering with only 1/175 of Venus's light. The two planets narrow from 14° apart on June 18th to 10° on the 25th. They'll reach conjunction, ½° apart, on July 12th and 13th. On the 23rd Mars is smack in front of the delicate Beehive Star Cluster of Cancer the Crab, M44. Jupiter and Saturn (in Aquarius and Capricornus, respectively) rise in the middle of the night, Jupiter about an hour after Saturn. They shine at their highest and telescopic best in early dawn, a time when the atmospheric seeing often steadies. Jupiter dominates at magnitude -2.5. Saturn, 20° to Jupiter's right, is a more modest +0.5. They'll reach opposition in August. (Closest and brightest as well as being up all night long.) Remember they passed each other (conjunction) last December. It will be close to twenty years before they are in conjunction again. =====
Just for your information, those submarine tunnels are not from WW1. They are post WW2 creation of the Yugoslavian army. Many of them exist all along the coast. Usually they are in the most beautiful and protected bays. Some of them are used as small fishing dinghies mooring places. Sometimes almost a small apartment can be found in them for fisherman to sleep over. Nice to see you are visiting Hvar. I will be there in two weeks.
Schengen travel - Just seen an article in PBO where the EU has confirmed to the Cruising Association that days spent in an EU country with a visa do not count towards the 90/180 Schengen calculation. Currently, the only countries with cruising grounds, who offer 180-day visas to UK citizens, are France and Sweden, but it's a start!!
It is such a pity humans created garbage, pollution which has killed marine life and the beauty of the sea and to this day no matter how much is done to cleanup the environment human will continue to disregard and all the work goes to waste.
Nice to to see projectmanaia get a bit of recognition in their Med endeavors...I have subscribed since the days in Myanmar. And that was due to our sailing duo on Follow the Boat...
A big round of applause for your exelent work on the sound of the videos. I noticed you were panned to the right side on the picture, as you both were talking. Gives an extra dimension to the experience of onlooking. Besides the technical side, your video was exelent as usual 👌 Love from Denmark
We had a similar experience, when the Croatian Health authorities generously allowed us to have our second COVID shots in Sibinek. It saved us potentially having to fly back to Sicily , so it was much appreciated . We’ve taken your lead and hope to have our new e-Propulsion outboard next week. Expensive but hopefully the right move.
Electric outboards for a tender? Question from an armchair sailor. So, as Judy says, "I was worried we'd need the oars." What I don't see are tenders with little sails. I know they exist, but why don't you have one? Any thoughts? Cheers, Andrew
Light weight flat bottomed dinghys don’t carry a sail well! Years ago I had a Tinker Tramp that you could rig with a little mast & sail. It was fun but more than twice the weight of the Truekit. You’ve got to decide what you want and go with that, you can’t have a tender that does everything
Nice video, We have been to the waterfalls twice before but on each occasion it was packed and lots swimming,on both times we had a chatered motor boat but it would be nice to do by yacht.
4 knots? The last time I fished from a yacht under sail was off Le Lavandou in France. I caught a few mackerel jawbones, torn from the fish by the combined speed of the boat and reeling them in, before giving it up as a bad job. Fish or no, it looks a lovely part of the world.
Such an interesting episode (as they always are). Particular thanks for all the exhausting behind the scenes work that we never see but makes these videos so entertaining. I love your generosity and modesty. My favourite channel by far!
I'm super impressed with the electric outboard. Never in my wildest dreams did I ever think it'd be capable of doing that sort of range. I'm definitely going to be replacing my 4hp outboard (when it's dead) for electric. Have you considered fitting a Bimini on the dinghy with flexible solar panels on the top ? It'd keep the sun off your heads and charge the battery at the same time.
Another great video Steven. A quick question Steven I have noticed quite a few times when watching the camera is following you both it zooms in and turns right round to point in a different direction. All this makes me wonder how you do it when I know there is only two of you on the boat most of the time. 🤔🌹
Well I’m glad you’ve noticed! I try & give some different camera moves, that ones done with the GoPro Max. It’s a 360 camera and if I get it right you shouldn’t be able to see the selfie stick and I can manipulate the shot to pan it around in post. It’s a bit fiddly but give a different perspective.
I am quite envious of the kayaking. That is exactly the style of river I used to run down years ago when I was making a trip about monthly on the water somewhere. My kayak is about 4 1/2 meters long with a cargo hatch behind the cockpit. I'm glad your daughter was able to join you on the boat. I prefer electric devices where they work. Not having to deal with oil, petrol, or starting motors is a great thing. Did you see or hear anything about the superyatch fire?
Yes we heard from another cruiser that was in the area, a massive fire. I don't think people though about the fact the mooring ropes would burn through and the boat would then drift off and set light to other boats, not just the adjacent ones! People missed their chance to escape by simply sailing out of the harbour.
Colorado was fantastic last time I was there so I’m sure it still is, also place like NewZealand have some incredible rivers, but the Zrmanja river has to be the clearest I’ve ever seen, there’s just nothing but wilderness upstream
It’s better than ablative anti foul but not as good as the new silicon based ones for the environment. When we need to strip the old anti foul back I will choose a better way to do it. Manual likes the Hemple Silica 1 paint he now has (he talks about it in the extended cut)
I have the e-propulsion paddleboard motor, have to say not only is a great product but the service from them at Hamble was way above and beyond what you'd expect.
Maybe he's applied common sense and not been brain washed by watching the BBC fear propaganda channel. Shame they've chosen to join the experimental emergency licenced only vaccine though.
Lovely to see your daughter having so much fun after the hassle of getting there.
Loving the fishing technique
Croatia certainly a lovely place , fresh shell fish , great kayaking, one of your best videos
great film. I struggle understand how anybody, let alone five people, could muster the motivation to give it a thumbs down. I can only imagine they are offended by the ecological truth.
Now 7. I have so often wondered the same thing.
@@davidmalone9022 I don't give them a second thought, not worth it.
It’s fine, can’t please everyone and it still counts as interaction so helps with the YT algorithm apparently so bring it on!
Possible they do not realize they have. I have discovered I have liked and disliked without even realizing. On a phone as you scroll or click sometimes you click without intention. Also the phone can by accident click on things in a bag pushing against things if for instance you think you have shut down but have not and the phone pushes against things clicking away.
I've heard from a colleague that Croatia is amazing, and your videos prove it!
Croatia is amazing, but you must have deep pockets and not get wound up by the policy it seems everyone has there now of trying to extract the most amount of money from you as humanly possible! Shame because it wasn’t like that 10 years ago. You may be able to put up with this if on holiday for a week or two but I can tell you it becomes extremely tiresome over time. See the later episodes
The price of those fishing licenses in Croatia doe, 60 kuna per day ... and to use big game rods and reels, similar to what you have, is additional cool 120 kuna per day. But you even can't buy the permit for using stouter equipment as a foreigner, you would need to hold an annual fishing permit for that. And that is available to Croatian citizens only. For boat fishing without special permits only less that 30 lb test gear is legal, (with a 60 kuna/day sports fishing permit).
And for everyone who wants to learn more about the work of Project Manaia, please have a look at our channel - we try to keep those videos coming as well :D
Even in 80's sailing the Med and Adria we always saw plastic bags. Then came algea and very stingy tiny jelly fish. The water was still quite clear. Florida...even in early 90' s still lots of clear now an algea, milky saturated green water soup everywhere. It' s humanity doing it to itself.
It's good to see you sailing and cruising properly again after the long year of lock-down. Good fortune to get a second dose of the vaccine, knock on wood!
The electric motor and dingy seemed to do very well. No muss, no fuss. It must be great to see your daughter again and in such a relaxed, beautiful setting. Watch out for that sunburn!
I've trolled for tuna for years, it's best to set it and forget it. Don't over think the fishing but if you must, ask a local in any of the ports what they do, what they catch and what they use for bait. Jigging off the bottom may be better than trolling off the stern. Maybe you can dive for shellfish or squid and make a great seafood stew.
A friend did a bike tour of Croatia, Montenegro, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Albania with a group, much of it along the coast, and then split off to cycle Triglav National Park. From there to Vienna, along the Danube River and into Germany. All in late summer and early autumn. The pictures and narrative she shared were awesome! Along the coast of the Adriatic, Dubrovnik, Croatia; Bay of Kotor, Montenegro; Perast on the Bay of Kotor; Trebinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina; Slano in southern Croatia; and the walled town of Ston, Croatia, with the famous oyster beds in the bay, were all very impressive!!
Thanks for taking us along. I've been following for a while and have enjoyed your adventures and tech tips. Enjoy the summer weather and night sky and good health to you.
=== Sun, Moon, Stars, and Planets ===
We passed the June Solstice on the 20th, so the days are as long as they will be in the northern hemisphere, and the Sun is as far north as it will get. Only slowly at first, but with increasing pace, the days will get shorter and the Sun will move southward along the horizon (both setting and rising.)
skyandtelescope.org/astronomy-news/this-weeks-sky-at-a-glance-june-18-26/
This Week's Sky at a Glance, June 18 - 26
skyandtelescope.org/wp-content/uploads/sco-sgr-Fujii-with-lines-labels.jpg
Scorpius as it appears these evenings. It is rising in the east during the evening, followed by Sagittarius. These two will become the constellations of summer as they will be up all night long. Note how Sagittarius looks like a tea-pot. It rises with the spout facing upwards and over the course of the night, it rotates so it appears to be pouring the stars of the Milky Way out. The tip of the spout is right at the center of the Milky Way Galaxy where the giant Black Hole Sagittarius-A is located. When you are looking at Sagittarius, you are looking toward the center of the galaxy.
TUESDAY, JUNE 22
The nearly-full Moon shines over Antares this evening. By 11 or midnight they're due south on the meridian, as shown below, meaning that Scorpius is as high as it gets. In addition to Antares, how much else of the constellation can you make out through the moonlight?
skyandtelescope.org/wp-content/uploads/WEBvic21_June22evLABEL-FIXED.jpg
The full Moon of June is called the Honey Moon because it rides low across the sky through the night, where summer humidity-haze often colors it yellow. In the image ink above, the Moon is getting very close to being full on the 24th. (The 10° scale is roughly the size of your fist at arm's length, a handy angular measure.)
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23
Mars is passing through the heart of the Beehive Star Cluster, M44, this evening for North America. Get your binoculars or low-power, wide-field telescope on Mars, very low in the west-northwest, right at the end of dusk. (Faint Mars is about a fist at arm's length upper left of bright Venus.) At the time of dusk at other longitudes around the world, Mars will be more toward one edge of the cluster.
skyandtelescope.org/wp-content/uploads/WEBvic21_June23ev.jpg
Almost there. . . . Venus lines up with Castor and Pollux in one more day, on Thursday the 24th, just like Mars did on June 7th. Venus is getting higher each day and will meet up with Mars in one less than a month (July 12th) with another crescent Moon to fill out the view. Mars is much fainter than last summer's apparition so you may need binoculars to see it. It is much further away, almost beyond the Sun. That will happen in early October as the planet passes behind the Sun.
www.timeanddate.com/sun/croatia/sibenik
Šibenik, Croatia - Sunrise, Sunset, and Daylength, June 2021
THURSDAY, JUNE 24
Full Moon (exact at 2:40 p.m. EDT = 8:40 PM Thursday, in Šibenik, Croatia). The Moon rises in twilight about a half hour after sunset. After dark, you'll see that it's in the edge of the Sagittarius Teapot - if you can see the Teapot's 2nd and 3rd-magnitude stars through the moonlight! Binoculars help. Remember, the Teapot (12° wide) way overspills a binocular's field of view (typically 6° or 8° or so).
FRIDAY, JUNE 25
Leo the Lion is mostly a constellation of late winter and spring. But he's not gone yet. As twilight ends look due west, somewhat low, for Regulus, his brightest and now lowest star: the forefoot of the Lion stick figure. The Sickle of Leo extends upper right from Regulus.
earthsky.org/upl/2018/06/2018-june-17-18-19-moon-and-leo.jpg
This image is for June 2018 so the Moon phase and Venus position are wrong but the constellation orientation is correct.
bobmoler.files.wordpress.com/2011/04/leo_04-28-11_22-00h.png?w=595
The rest of the Lion's constellation figure runs upper left from there for a couple of fist-widths, to his tail star Denebola, the highest. He'll soon be treading offstage into the sunset.
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Venus (magnitude -3.8, in Gemini) shines low in the west-northwest during twilight. It hardly moves now with respect to your landscape from week to week, but its background stars are certainly moving right along. Watch Castor and Pollux, to Venus's right, position themselves to line up with the dazzling planet on June 24th.
Mars (magnitude +1.8, in Cancer) glows very modestly in late twilight low in the west-northwest, upper left of Venus. Mars is about as faint and small as it can ever get, glimmering with only 1/175 of Venus's light. The two planets narrow from 14° apart on June 18th to 10° on the 25th. They'll reach conjunction, ½° apart, on July 12th and 13th.
On the 23rd Mars is smack in front of the delicate Beehive Star Cluster of Cancer the Crab, M44.
Jupiter and Saturn (in Aquarius and Capricornus, respectively) rise in the middle of the night, Jupiter about an hour after Saturn. They shine at their highest and telescopic best in early dawn, a time when the atmospheric seeing often steadies. Jupiter dominates at magnitude -2.5. Saturn, 20° to Jupiter's right, is a more modest +0.5. They'll reach opposition in August. (Closest and brightest as well as being up all night long.) Remember they passed each other (conjunction) last December. It will be close to twenty years before they are in conjunction again.
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Give a man a fish and he will feed his family for a day.
Teach a man to fish and he will sit in a boat and drink beer all day.
long exposure still was magnificent, exposes your technical backgrounds for sure.... great photo
I'd personally do a full season in Croatia, fantastic coastline.
Just for your information, those submarine tunnels are not from WW1. They are post WW2 creation of the Yugoslavian army. Many of them exist all along the coast. Usually they are in the most beautiful and protected bays. Some of them are used as small fishing dinghies mooring places. Sometimes almost a small apartment can be found in them for fisherman to sleep over. Nice to see you are visiting Hvar. I will be there in two weeks.
Schengen travel - Just seen an article in PBO where the EU has confirmed to the Cruising Association that days spent in an EU country with a visa do not count towards the 90/180 Schengen calculation. Currently, the only countries with cruising grounds, who offer 180-day visas to UK citizens, are France and Sweden, but it's a start!!
Yes that’s really good news
Lovely video as always, keep up the good work and stay safe both of you.
It is such a pity humans created garbage, pollution which has killed marine life and the beauty of the sea and to this day no matter how much is done to cleanup the environment human will continue to disregard and all the work goes to waste.
You are so right. The oceand are a catastrophy. Very few places where there is clear ocean diving.
Oh Judy. Did we detect a little bit of a Mum dancing happening at the beach disco? 😊 Well done. 💗
You did
Cheers guys
YTSCSs
It is so sad that we are losing such habitats and animal life.
Great episode thanks - now we want to kayak as well as sail😊 huge relief that there was no Dad dancing Steve!
Nice to to see projectmanaia get a bit of recognition in their Med endeavors...I have subscribed since the days in Myanmar. And that was due to our sailing duo on Follow the Boat...
A big round of applause for your exelent work on the sound of the videos. I noticed you were panned to the right side on the picture, as you both were talking. Gives an extra dimension to the experience of onlooking.
Besides the technical side, your video was exelent as usual 👌
Love from Denmark
Hi to the Fair Isle Three, So good to see your back with a new viddy. Always informative and entertaining and environmentally thoughtful. David
Split is fantastic..I am so jealous we are stuck in winter😄
That empty airport was eerie! Your videos are my favorite, so well done, informative, and beautiful!
What a wonderfully rounded episode today! So many fun adventures!
We had a similar experience, when the Croatian Health authorities generously allowed us to have our second COVID shots in Sibinek. It saved us potentially having to fly back to Sicily , so it was much appreciated . We’ve taken your lead and hope to have our new e-Propulsion outboard next week. Expensive but hopefully the right move.
Lovely video and country and
With great people thanks 😊
Sailors, vlogers, walkers, runners, and now, RAVERS! 👏
Electric outboards for a tender? Question from an armchair sailor.
So, as Judy says, "I was worried we'd need the oars." What I don't see are tenders with little sails. I know they exist, but why don't you have one? Any thoughts?
Cheers, Andrew
Light weight flat bottomed dinghys don’t carry a sail well! Years ago I had a Tinker Tramp that you could rig with a little mast & sail. It was fun but more than twice the weight of the Truekit. You’ve got to decide what you want and go with that, you can’t have a tender that does everything
I wouldn't stay long at that club, much too loud for me.
Nice video,
We have been to the waterfalls twice before but on each occasion it was packed and lots swimming,on both times we had a chatered motor boat but it would be nice to do by yacht.
Chartered a motor sailer named Capricorn 1 and did the Dalmatian Coast in 2019 and am STILL dreaming of the beauty One of our finest trips!
4 knots? The last time I fished from a yacht under sail was off Le Lavandou in France. I caught a few mackerel jawbones, torn from the fish by the combined speed of the boat and reeling them in, before giving it up as a bad job. Fish or no, it looks a lovely part of the world.
Really enjoyable episode! Loads of excellent content ....... : )
Croatia, gorgeous, its now on my to do list.
( Visited Porec, when it was still Yugoslavia.)
Great video. Croatia looks absolutely lovely. 8 miles on a single charge - impressive!
I wish my wife would agree to sell up and go cruising
You don't need to sell up. Better to keep any property investment and rent it. If she can't even cope with that you not on the same wavelength.
wow that submarine tunnel how long was it approx ,and another wow for the 2nd injection on a island with very few inhabitants
More than 100 meters, it was quite impressive
@@svfairisle That would be good to do boat maintenance in the shade ,think the mast would need to come down though :(
I’d love to meet you guys somewhere beautiful…thank you for my birthday video…I went to Dubrovnik as a child of 6. And Sveti Stephan
Such an interesting episode (as they always are). Particular thanks for all the exhausting behind the scenes work that we never see but makes these videos so entertaining. I love your generosity and modesty. My favourite channel by far!
Thank you that’s very kind
Question; are you required to obtain fishing licenses in every country you visit?
No
Yummy mussles. I dont dare eat them any more.
I do still eat them but I agree it’s really good to buy them from a place where you’ve seen how fantastically clean the water is.
I'm super impressed with the electric outboard. Never in my wildest dreams did I ever think it'd be capable of doing that sort of range. I'm definitely going to be replacing my 4hp outboard (when it's dead) for electric. Have you considered fitting a Bimini on the dinghy with flexible solar panels on the top ? It'd keep the sun off your heads and charge the battery at the same time.
That's a good idea, you should design one, if it was easy to fold down when not in use I reckon that would be a winner.
Lekker man lekker
Funny how humans suspend all thought processes when presented with booty shaking. They must’ve filmed a James Bond in that sub tunnel.
Another great video Steven.
A quick question Steven I have noticed quite a few times when watching the camera is following you both it zooms in and turns right round to point in a different direction.
All this makes me wonder how you do it when I know there is only two of you on the boat most of the time. 🤔🌹
Well I’m glad you’ve noticed! I try & give some different camera moves, that ones done with the GoPro Max. It’s a 360 camera and if I get it right you shouldn’t be able to see the selfie stick and I can manipulate the shot to pan it around in post. It’s a bit fiddly but give a different perspective.
Always interesting to follow Your show - Thankyou!
What brand is your adjustable sun chair cushion on deck? looks good, is it stable or more flimsy? thanks!
Would you know if at any time the submarine tunnels were ever used in a movie ?
Not that we know of. We've just left Viz though and apparently Mamma Mia 2 was filmed there!
I am quite envious of the kayaking. That is exactly the style of river I used to run down years ago when I was making a trip about monthly on the water somewhere. My kayak is about 4 1/2 meters long with a cargo hatch behind the cockpit.
I'm glad your daughter was able to join you on the boat.
I prefer electric devices where they work. Not having to deal with oil, petrol, or starting motors is a great thing.
Did you see or hear anything about the superyatch fire?
Yes we heard from another cruiser that was in the area, a massive fire. I don't think people though about the fact the mooring ropes would burn through and the boat would then drift off and set light to other boats, not just the adjacent ones! People missed their chance to escape by simply sailing out of the harbour.
@@svfairisle oh dear.
Beautifully filmed and great music xxx
Who is behind the camera?
Me (Steve)
Wow great kayak trip. Dont have to go to colorado rapids. This is better. And clear water. Thank you.
Colorado was fantastic last time I was there so I’m sure it still is, also place like NewZealand have some incredible rivers, but the Zrmanja river has to be the clearest I’ve ever seen, there’s just nothing but wilderness upstream
good to cook the mussels them reduce the liquid for greater flavour . All looks wonderful , Shall be there in October .
Yes I agree, should have reduced to sauce, but I slightly over watered so would have taken ages!
leker man
Hey Steve. Hair cut lol.
Just a thought have you looked into copper coating instead of antifouling or is it as harmful to the marine environment
It’s better than ablative anti foul but not as good as the new silicon based ones for the environment. When we need to strip the old anti foul back I will choose a better way to do it. Manual likes the Hemple Silica 1 paint he now has (he talks about it in the extended cut)
Your Patreon link produces a 404 error for me.
Have another go. We’d love to have you as a Patreon. Judy and Steve
What is a "mile"?
63360 inches!
I have the e-propulsion paddleboard motor, have to say not only is a great product but the service from them at Hamble was way above and beyond what you'd expect.
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Dank u
Why was Steve not wearing a mask in the airport?
On the whole I would say a massive, completely empty building isn’t the place to worry about taking down your mask to talk to camera.
Maybe he's applied common sense and not been brain washed by watching the BBC fear propaganda channel.
Shame they've chosen to join the experimental emergency licenced only vaccine though.