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SAILING THE COAST OF DEATH // Costa da Morte (Chapter 7)

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Tackling the so-called Coast of Death and the notorious Cabo Finisterre feels like a daunting challenge, but it's an essential step for our onward journey. It promises to offer up plenty of adventure and a few surprises!
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6 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 18

@lieseschram9014 4 года назад

I love your videos guys! Keep up the amazing work 😃 so cool to follow your adventures 🤩

@mitchnieuwenhuizen8027 4 года назад

Thank you so much! Happy you like them

@SailingChannels 3 года назад

Goose barnacles. You are both very brave. Do they taste a bit like crab? Or closer to mussels?

@waterpeople-expedition 3 года назад

It was quite an exciting meal!! Kind of like mussels, but chewier and tastier too!

@SailingChannels 3 года назад

Good sail combination on your close haul. Question: I’m watching in order so wondering if you provide more info about Cherry Ripe. If not, can you share? I think you said she was built in 1979? Who is the builder? Model? Length?

@waterpeople-expedition 3 года назад

Cherry Ripe is a Rival 38, the hull was built in 1979 by Southern Boatbuilding in the UK (and the interior fitted by the father of Stephen, who we met in Chapter 4). LOA 11.43m, beam 3.5m, draught 1.6m. Thanks for the interest, and starting to think of filming some sort of interior and exterior boat tour in the future!

@SailingChannels 3 года назад

@@waterpeople-expedition Rival 38! I would have never guessed! A beautiful and reliable vessel. Only 63 built. I don't think I've seen another Sailing RU-vidr with one so yes please, a tour video would be wonderful! Amazed how great of shape she seems after 41 years. She was obviously well cared for. I'm really enjoying your videos. Thank you so much!

@waterpeople-expedition 4 года назад

Hi there, and thanks so much for watching! What did you think? We are quite new sailors too, so any sailing tips much appreciated! If you can't wait until next month's Chapter you can find more content at www.patreon.com/sailingbeyondborders such as extra videos, live-streams, podcasts, recipes, diaries, photo stories, and be first to know about crew opportunities. Cheers, and have a great day :) Tim and Mitch x

@sailingsunlinenorth3154 4 года назад

love it ..keep em coming mates..thx for sharing your travels!

@TheWhyofTravel 4 года назад

Great episode guys!

@waterpeople-expedition 4 года назад

Thanks a lot :)

@rebeccaburgess7238 4 года назад

Fabbb episode! Fingers crossed I can visit when quarantine restrictions are lifted 🤞

@waterpeople-expedition 4 года назад

Yaii thanks! We can't wait for you to visit again! x

@BenTutton 4 года назад

Best one yet! Lauren wants to know what the goose barnacles tasted of?

@waterpeople-expedition 4 года назад

Cheers Chief! They were pretty good! Taste of mussels with the texture of gummy bears

@robinvoerman7901 4 года назад

really love your videos! great work! I have got one question, how much sail experience did you guys have before you started your adventure?

@waterpeople-expedition 4 года назад

Thanks a lot Robin! Mitch had never stepped on a sailboat before March last year, so she’s learning fast! About 10 years ago Tim worked on a few boats as crew, and then did a basic skippers course just before buying Cherry Ripe. He spent the first year making short trips in Scotland and getting to know the boat. In summary, we have so much still to learn! The scary bit is not knowing what we don’t know. We continually try our best to learn as much as we can through a combination of reading books, watching RU-vid, talking to other sailors, and learning-as-we-go. We plan our passages cautiously and with a margin of safety so that we have breathing room to handle challenges we face along the way.

@robinvoerman7901 4 года назад

Thanks for answering my question! Keep up the good work....Veel succes!