I followed your channel few years ago then lost you. I admire your ideology of put putting Earth first, planting of trees, pushing for wind powered ships developing a sustainable community. I would love to see this project being completed and objectives being realized. Keep on pushing!
@ Northwest Maritime : this is all very puzzling ?? historical footage of Ceiba , yet I haven't seen a new video from Sail Cargo in ?? more than a year ?? perhaps , and Ms Danielle had stepped down as the CEO of the company even before that , yet here she is . Viewers are going to be curious as to what your connection to the whole thing is ??
This video was created in 2020 as a part of the 2020 Virtual Wooden Boat Festival and not widely published. Despite the project's recent slowdown the story is still inspiring and we thought worth sharing!
@@mathyeti Probably learned from the Vega experiment that even with half of the crew consisting of paying volunteers , wooden boats are really not viable as cargo vessels in today's world.
@@daniel_charms I was following the project back then. The pandemic hit and coincided with the increased capital requirements of fit out. “Viability” is not well defined when global shipping flops from so cheap we ship our garbage, to so expensive supply chains lock up. All the while shipping continues to evade environmental and geopolitical mandates.
This project is so awesome! Who’s time has more than come! I would also like to see mankind and industry revisit steam power for land locomotion, and move away from the ideology of planned obsolescence.
Like others, I was following this project. Have searched but found nothing new. Don't understand why you are posting this now. As said elsewhere, its old news
Plainly you are not going to launch in 2021. So what? This is a whimsical project meant to light up your imagination. If it doesn't make a profit, again , so what? It is a unique project and I am sure that most investors weren't too worried about the return. Keep going, ignore the detractors and follow your dream.
this beautiful shipyard seems to be carried by nice little elves. In a more traditional way, we would expect an interview with the technical director.( L Guimond ?) some explanations on the organization of the work and a little less on the notions of inclusiveness, certainly progressive.Où en est l'association avec les cafés williams ? comme on dit en bon français ; qui trop embrasse mal étreint ? On a business level, D Dogget could draw inspiration from TOwt's customer system, which detaches itself from price fluctuations in maritime transport and attracts new investors.
Delusions of grandeur! Launch in 2021? It's now almost 2025 and we haven't seen a video for about a year, and in that last video you hadn't started on exterior planking yet. You'll be lucky to get this in the water in another decade. This is not a sustainable business model and you're lying to yourselves, the public and your investors.
This video was created in 2020 as a part of the 2020 Virtual Wooden Boat Festival and not widely published. Despite the project's recent slowdown the story is still inspiring and we thought worth the share!
I followed your channel few years ago then lost you. I admire your ideology of put putting Earth first, planting of trees, pushing for wind powered ships developing a sustainable community. I would love to see this project being completed and objectives being realized. Keep on pushing!
would like a timely update on Ceiba. Was so excited when I first heard of it. Is it still a project??
Our very best wishes for the completion of CIEBA!!
What?? I was following from the very beginning! Launch in 2021????? Thanks for taking us along. This was my favorite channel for so long.
What transpired between 2021 - present? What about the other ship that was biught and repaired? Where did everyone go?
Too bad that they haven't posted a progress report in a long time, i found out about it from watching Acorn to Arabella almost 6 years ago.
I used to follow the channel but it disappeared
@ Northwest Maritime : this is all very puzzling ?? historical footage of Ceiba , yet I haven't seen a new video from Sail Cargo in
?? more than a year ?? perhaps , and Ms Danielle had stepped down as the CEO of the company even before that , yet here she is .
Viewers are going to be curious as to what your connection to the whole thing is ??
This video was created in 2020 as a part of the 2020 Virtual Wooden Boat Festival and not widely published. Despite the project's recent slowdown the story is still inspiring and we thought worth sharing!
@@northwestmaritime So what has happened and what lessons have been learned?
@@mathyeti Probably learned from the Vega experiment that even with half of the crew consisting of paying volunteers , wooden boats are really not viable as cargo vessels in today's world.
@@daniel_charms I was following the project back then. The pandemic hit and coincided with the increased capital requirements of fit out. “Viability” is not well defined when global shipping flops from so cheap we ship our garbage, to so expensive supply chains lock up. All the while shipping continues to evade environmental and geopolitical mandates.
Can't wait 2021
This project is so awesome! Who’s time has more than come! I would also like to see mankind and industry revisit steam power for land locomotion, and move away from the ideology of planned obsolescence.
Let’s bring polio back too
I love green shit as much as the next guy but I'm here for the build.
All a pipe dream. Grandiose. Man I believed in this.
Iol….Feel foolish yet?
Like others, I was following this project. Have searched but found nothing new. Don't understand why you are posting this now. As said elsewhere, its old news
She literally makes a forward looking statement about a launch in 2021, so it's canned / stolen for sure
@@PublicRecordsGeek As the lable says "Originally created for the 2020 Virtual Wooden Boat Festival.”
It was a terrible idea. There’s a reason why there aren’t many historical sea faring women.
Congratulations. But 2021?
Since no one else is saying it….. that is AMAZING!!! So what if they needed to pause to raise more funds, they likely could use the break, no?
Break??? These people are selfish fools with more romance than common sense and decency
The fact that there is no current video of the actual ship seems to suggest that this is not happening.
At the end of 2021? boi....
Plainly you are not going to launch in 2021. So what? This is a whimsical project meant to light up your imagination. If it doesn't make a profit, again , so what? It is a unique project and I am sure that most investors weren't too worried about the return. Keep going, ignore the detractors and follow your dream.
Mary Celeste.....everyone disappeared. What's actually happening? Is she rotting away abandoned?
I’ve not seen hide nor hair of Cieba or sailcargo in almost a year. Always seemed an interesting if optimistic idea but they just ghosted the world.
building?
this beautiful shipyard seems to be carried by nice little elves. In a more traditional way, we would expect an interview with the technical director.( L Guimond ?) some explanations on the organization of the work and a little less on the notions of inclusiveness, certainly progressive.Où en est l'association avec les cafés williams ? comme on dit en bon français ; qui trop embrasse mal étreint ? On a business level, D Dogget could draw inspiration from TOwt's customer system, which detaches itself from price fluctuations in maritime transport and attracts new investors.
Old news
Delusions of grandeur! Launch in 2021? It's now almost 2025 and we haven't seen a video for about a year, and in that last video you hadn't started on exterior planking yet. You'll be lucky to get this in the water in another decade. This is not a sustainable business model and you're lying to yourselves, the public and your investors.
This is all a bit false. It is about a person not CEIBA. What is going on.
WTF? Northwest Maritime-please clarify.
This video was created in 2020 as a part of the 2020 Virtual Wooden Boat Festival and not widely published. Despite the project's recent slowdown the story is still inspiring and we thought worth the share!
@@northwestmaritimeso it'll basically never launch. All of that energy and she wasn't even close to a third done. Grandiose.
Why are you posting a failed project that is rotting in the forest of Costa Rica!!! Are you promoting throwing away good money?