Sailing Lagoon LIFE EP78
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- Sailing LAID Back Lagoon LIFE in the Marshall Islands
LAID Back Lagoon LIFE- Ailuk atoll, Marshall Islands
Ailuk atoll, Marshall Islands
This week, we start our lagoon life at Ailuk atoll!
We were given permission to travel to Ailuk Atoll to deliver essential food suppliers on behalf of Mayor Typhoon, so along with Mark and Angie, the crew from our buddy boat 'Uno Mas' , we waste no time in dropping off lots of flour, rice, sugar, coffee and spices, before sharing a drinking coconut and morning tea with locals ,Pumpkin and Emily
We spend time diving within the lagoon where we sadly discover the much of the coral has been badly damaged and bleached, but we do see a couple of schools of fish and have a really relaxed swim-by from an eagle ray,
We also enjoy a beach picnic and sundowners with the crews from 'Forever' and 'Offshore Haven'.
Footage from June 2020
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Great vid guys! Ailuk sure is a beautiful place. 😆
@Andrew Yovich - yep , fun times eh? 🥄🤣🥰⛵️
Awesome video! Beautiful evening on the beach, can’t beat that!😎 can’t wait to make a trip back home to Kwajalein🙏🏻
Thank you . Yes , beach picnics are the best 😊
i see youre on our island. its been ages i watched this 10 times already. nice videos please post more
Your home is beautiful . More videos coming - don’t forget to subscribe 😊⛵️
Very nice. Subscribed...
Thank you and thanks for subscribing . Much appreciated 😊
good to hear from you both it's been a while, beautiful part of the world, love the underwater footage
@gary shuttleworth good to hear from you too 😊, Trying to get focussed again , and we’ve got lots of great footage coming up . Not going to let this beat us 💪🏻⛵️
@@SailingDoubleTrouble good to hear, bit early but hope you have a great Xmas
@@garyshuttleworth3459 thank you . And you 🎅🏻
Loved this. Lovely shots of you evening beach gathering - once again Daisy pulled it off!
Happy Days 😊and Daisy certainly did 👍🏻❤️
nice🤗
Thanks 😊
Loved it . Welcome back 🐋🐋🐟🐟⛵️⛵️
Thank you 😊
Excellent video...thank you!
@ray Allen Thanks for watching. 😊
Did you initially have any trouble being granted access into the Marshall Islands after the boarders were closed for COVID?
No . We arrived in the Marshall Islands in January 2020 , before the COVID outbreak
anker far aout ,in 30m ,way??
Hi, Yes lagoon anchoring in the Marshall islands means we drop the anchor in the shallower water and then the boat sits in deeper water. As we do not want to go to shallow (if the wind changes) it means we anchor a little way out. In Ailuk we were dropping the anchor in a depth of 15- 20 metres and using our full 100 metres of chain.
Is this a Mother & Son combo? I am confused...