Sailing Sulawesi: Exciting new Adventures. Ep 264
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Sailing around Sualwesi, Indonesia. We sailed through the night on our way to a lovely city called Baubau in South-East Sulawesi. We spent a few days there exploring the amazing 16th century fort, actually the biggest fort in the world. Next we sailed up the Buton Straight and found a beautiful spot to anchor for a few days. We got to show Eli some beautiful coral reef but man, we had a LOT of rain in that week!
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If she already called little Eli grumpy, I wonder what she sometimes call you, Vernon! Keeping it real... always... mostly! 😅 You got a good one there mate. Congrats to both for being awesome!
What do you mean? I'm never Grumpy😁
Marie excellent video. Vernon, you can now focus on boat jobs lol. Eli is growing up so fast. What worries me with you swimming in such a beautiful scenic area is that Sulawesi is known for its Sea Crocodiles. Aren't you afraid of swimming in the unknown surroundings. I am sure you have spoken and had fact checked all this out before coming to the area. Great drone shots in this video as well
Looking forward to next video
We are asking locals always about crocs before going to swim. There are some sea crocodiles in Sulawesi for sure but most places, they killed so much the underwater life than even a croc would not able to survive 😂 there were nothing to eat for them there !
Sehat selalu kalian semoga senantiasa dalam lindungan tuhan yang maha esa
SALAM dari Sulawesi Selatan
Another great video guys, paddling through the jungle, how cool, you'd think you're the only 3 on the planet... Loved Marie zooming in the dinghy at the end.. Going hard !!. What a great life you two, are giving your little boy, fantastic stuff... You guys are actually,,, really living your lives, when must of us clearly dont. Well done. Thanks so much for sharing your adventures - cheers
Oh thank you so much, what a nice message ! We are glad you appreciated this episode 😊
Great vid Vern, your better half is doing great! (baby is a darlin')
Marie edited this video and the last one and I love that she has a much different style than I do. Good to change things up.
Hi sir.. you in bitung lembeh Strait,North of Sulawesi..And your Ship Anchor.,Beside my ship..
Nice to see your Ship sir..😊
@@jeifsikome7738 👋👋👋
Welcome to my hometown, mister, in the city of Baubau, Southeast Sulawesi 😍🔥 Don't forget to take a walk at the Buton Palace Fortress
A beautiful city, we loved our visit there.
Greetings from Redondo Beach 🇺🇸🇺🇸Wonderful sailing video🌷🌷and spectacular underwater shots👍🏽
@@chinoyhealingfoodstravels8888 thank you!
A nice video that brought back great memories. We anchored in exactly the same spot in our mono but fortunately without the rain. It was hard to leave. Cheers!
You did? Yeah sweet spot for sure.
Hello madam, I was visiting your ship, thank you for your kindness. I hope your journey is made easier 💙💙💙
@@HardiantiSulilah thank you!
Merde! I've been looking forward to your return to Indonesia and this trip around Sulawesi is getting off to a great start! Best wishes from San Francisco.
Things have been going great so far, with the normal challenges of course, loving Sulawesi.
That looks awesome.... hope you guys are having fun
Cheers Pil, loving it up here.
That was such an epic episode, the anchorage at the end is so dreamy. Bloody loved that shot of Tradie and the jungle with you guys zooming around on the dinghy! Thanks for the video and constant source of inspiration! Keep it up guys, big love - Josh
@@Thenewkidsonthedock cheers mate, hope you guys are out adventuring again.
Well done guys another great episode, thanks for showing us the local scenery , the little man is growing fast cheers from Australia
@@johnwalker6711 yeah he is, shooting up like a weed. Thanks for watching John
Brilliant visuals and perfect editing all around. Just don’t stop in a shallow spot by a populated area there, or the whole town is coming aboard all at once! 😅
Thank you so much 😊
Yep, we love all our cats interactions with the locals people but to find a safe spot with no villages nearby is very rare and we loved it.
Great video of a cool spot. Glad you saw a bit of a break in the rain.
Thanks mate
Another great video.Beautiful scenery.
Thank you very much!
Good very good🎉❤
Thanks 😆
Wow loving the new format of your videos. Thanks for sharing your amazing adventures, and these beautiful place's.
Glad you like them!
Thank you so much ! 😊
Nice brother
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Im share
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It's an unreal to think there's over 8 billion humans on earth, yet you can go to some places and not see a soul for days on end. It's even more unbelievable when you can do that in a paradise, it's not a waterless and oppressive desert, but paradise. Love it mate, great times
That’s why we go sailing mate, to find these places that are special and that most people can’t get too.
🎉🎉🎉🎉 WOW things moving❤right along❤ awesomeness your videos soak it all up what a world❤❤
Thank you 🙏
Enjoy Mike, much more coming
What a magical place calm cool and quiet. That must be the best place you have ever anchored.
It was definitely in the best ones but the lack of underwater life definitely made this place a bit under some others, as we love watching animals 😅
Yeah what Marie said, visually it was stunning but in a spot like this you’d normally see heaps of baby sharks, Rays, and different fish. These places are nursery’s basically but here we saw almost nothing alive underwater.
Groovy guys thank you,
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It would appear that coral bleaching is as bad up there as it is on the Great Barrier Reef😢
Lovely storytelling. Thank you.
@@billgardyne7328 yep for sure, the little amount for coral that’s not been blasted by bobbing is now bleached.
05:03 - love seeing Eli and Marie on the bow looking into the water. Enjoy these moments - you blink and they are walking and talking. Cheers from Sam, Cait & Charlie
@@sailingwiththejamess yeah incredible how fast things are moving. I’m sorta looking forward to every new step but also sad that he’s not a small baby anymore.
Even on a big cat you can feel trapped by days of rain. The sunsets some compensation. Nice to see you together. Nice drone shots !
@@Alex000113 yeah for sure, I can in a house you get cabin fever. All good, good weather will always come eventually.
Lol, you're "partner"? Oh, how close you two must be. Gee wiz, he's your hubby, your old man, your husband, the father of your child ...unless you're woke, then he's your .. partner
A perfect example of someone who's not aware of other cultures? You probably heard that Marie is not a native English speaker, she's French. Can you really imagine a French person saying any of the words you wrote? We get people from 50 or so countries watching our videos. Outside of your country who do you imagine would understand sayings like "my old man, Hubby etc?
Any words I am using, I have always someone to tell something 😅! I was saying lover, and people told me it was for people who has an affair, I can’t tell husband as we are not married and I said than he is the father of our son. As Vern said, English is my second language and doing voice over in another language is really hard for me as I can’t find the precise words of my mother tongue… but jumping on conclusions of being woke or not, and the way you are commenting it… I hope you are speaking many other languages perfectly to feeling untitled to judge my way of speaking English
I don't know if they're married or not, but by using the word "partner" I'd assume they're not married, but partners. I'm a 62 year old father of 4 and I refer to my "missus" as my partner, as we're not married. Also we're Aussie's and in our lingo an "old man" is your father, not your fella or bloke. For me 'partner" is the go too in Australia at least
@@SailingLearningByDoingman, I wish < I > could call my lady a partner. Seems like half the time she’s my rival or something... the other half she just plainly ignores me! 😊
Well said we are running into more and more people like that very sad.@@SailingLearningByDoing