Anchoring at One Tree Point and Visiting Bruce on SV BOB
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2025
- Episode 323 : Season 10 : New Zealand - Aotearoa
Hello Friends,
On this episode I hop over to One Tree Point to anchor for a night and make my way back into Marsden Cove to meet up with my buddy Bruce on SV BOB just a few days before he sailed to Japan. ...
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Excellent video, James! Nice to meet Bruce. Sounds like he's in for a terrific adventure, here's wishing him the best. Thanks for sharing!
Next time your up the Harbour put the fishing line out ,you should get some thing
Just bought a book on fishing in NZ with fish IDs and some new lures so hopefully 🤞🏻
Awesome video James! 🎬👏Loved the America's cup boat (that thing was huge), kind of a shame/weird to me that it's been on display for 20+yrs and not being sailed tho (or is that an incorrect assumption?).👑⛵ Bruce seems really cool and that SV BOB looks like a really nice boat too.😎😍 Sounds like he's in for an epic passage with some dream destinations ahead of him (Fiji, Guam, JAPAN! and the Aleutians/Alaska).🗾🎎🏯 So stoked for him!😃 I especially love the way you guys pay it forward with the charts🗺...the way the world should work with just about everything, imo.💜 Thank you for sharing your journeys around the world with us!🙏🌏🫶 May fair winds be with you my friend!🌬⛵
It's been a while since I first stumbled upon your channel. It was the episode when you lost your rudder on the way to Hawaii. I don't watch every video but every couple months when the algorithm makes 1 pop up I think "Oh. Yeah it's about time to catch up with where's he's at." Glad to see you're still living the good life bub. Be safe and enjoy. Also thanks so much for sharing because most of us will never have the chance to do this.
I happened to be BC Echo Bay and got a piece of U-wood to make an outboard extension tiller. Great for memories every time I use dingy.
Great view of the mast!!
It's been many years since I was last at Marsden Bay (I went to One Tree Point School in the 1970s). Back then there was no Marina there just farm land, I wonder when they dug it out.
Haha I looked away for a moment and then looked back at the screen and saw the mast. I legit thought it was an irrigation unit for a few seconds. Yeah we can tell I've never been on a boat 😂
I had to share that.
Thanks James for another great episode mate
You’re like the James Brown of UA-camrs… The Hardest-Working Man in Sailing, lol!! Keep ‘em coming…
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nice to see you. watching from bangladesh
I've been following you since California, but NZ is what I've been waiting for. I sailed the Bay of Islands alone with my girlfriend 20 years ago and went to many of the same spots as you. Also hung with friends in Tutukaka. Hoping you visit Waipu and Whangamata.
In one of your earlier videos, you said you were going to touch on sailors and tattoos. And the connection between the two. I think you mentioned they were the first to have em. Don’t know if you ever talked about that but I would like to know more about that, sounds like an interesting topic!
I haven’t made a tattoo episode yet, tattoos have been around for centuries in various cultures around the world. Sailors brought tattoo culture to the USA and there are many maritime meanings behind classic sailor Jerry style tattoos.
Your motor sounds just like my old Universal 5411 on my 81,Catalina 30
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"Hello friends."
Hey bud.
I’ve just came across your channel and Im enjoying you cruise around my hometown (Whangarei) also your Māori pronunciation is better than most kiwis.
Hello friends 😊
Is that a metronome I hear? Maybe flip flops
James, is it require any license to sail or driving a boat in New Zealand. Thank you
Not for a foreign yacht/ sailor. Not sure the rules for locals
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You are wealthy in ways we never will be. Sail on friend.
Maybe there used to be one tree on it !!
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You have charts for upper south Is yet?
I want to get my table top, done as a 3d print from a navigation chart of Georgian Bay, around my local area, be fitting for a sailboat ☠️✌️
Chart trading must be really fulfilling.
Well, it’s a bit pointy?
That Americas Cup boat was skippered by Sir Peter Blake, an NZ icon.. R.I.P ❤️❤️
I am so behind on these videos. My mental health isn't doing very well at the moment.. It's time for some sailing therapy.
If you go to the Aleutians and it is at all possible, sail through, around, etc. the Islands of the Four Volcanoes. Google it. I don't think there's anything as spectacular in a thousand miles. I was just crew on a boat that sailed across the north Pacific, not even a glimpse of any part of Alaska. Nice to do the distance... but tedious. (And tip. Everything I had stayed dry through rainy days, squalls; high tropical humidity of Vietnam and the Philippines, but when north Pacific fog set in for several days? Everything deep inside sealed lockers, in the middle of my clothes got damp and mildewy. The walls of the boat were streaming water. My dumb mistake was I had with me more than a few dry bags I hadn't used. So stow your clothes and fabrics inside dry bags. They're easy enough to make. I'm planning on making a bunch of lightweight ones to fit outside my plastic clothes baskets on my own boat. Just to keep my clothes from smelling like bilge.. ) Use white or light colors so when I look inside I can see what's in there. )
I've read in a couple places that the New Zealand charts they used during WWII they were made by Captain Cook and his navigators back in the 1770s.
Yep, moisture always finds a way, thanks Neptune for dry bags 💼
So cool to see fellow mariners sharing their charts with each other. It follows the finest tradition of mariners throughout history. Well done James.
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