Hi there, the used footage covers a period of 5 hours 52 minutes. It was actually shot as a time lapse at 2 frames every 6 seconds then edited at 25 frames a second.
Everybody is talking about EVER GIVEN ,blocking of Suez Canal and RU-vid recommending this 9 years later. But no one is talking about the Beautiful and Motivating soundtrack used in this video 9 years ago.
After Beiruit explosion, RU-vid: Wanna look at other large explosions? After Ever Given gets stuck, RU-vid: Wanna look at 9 year old Suez canal videos?
*Suiz Canel❤️🥰 This Is The Best Recommendation Got To Me From The RU-vid💯❤️* *I Got This Recommendation After 9 Years, But It's An Great Recommendation💯❤️*
The ship is called the Ever Given, not the Evergreen. Evergreen is the company that owns it. Also, this is the northern canal route closer to the Mediterranean and the ship got stuck in the southern part near the Red Sea.
I was struck by fact that you never met any oncoming large ships. So I asked Google, and apparently two way traffic through Suez only started in 2015. It had never occurred to me that only one way traffic was allowed thru Suez. This change reportedly doubled the number of ship transits each day, from 47 to 97. Thanks for a fascinating video.
Cool video! At first I was like "Oh look, what a nice population of water birds!" and then I realized those were little boats with people on it :D. Impressive!
What an amazing journey that was,some how i do not think i would ever get bored doing that for a job,nice video there Captain.... Carry on,you have the Bridge.
Can anyone tell me the title of the music? I love it, must know it. I may have had the worst day, but when I am listening, I get a smile from left ear to the right one.
It isn't. That part of the Canal isn't even on the video, because it shows only the section from Great Bitter Lake north. This is a full video (Ever Given got stuck at 1:20): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ghbcd5dvEHw.html
I didn’t realise this was from 9 years ago. It’s almost like RU-vid keeps advising us to look further into the videos to reveal the mistakes going to take place in the future.
Thank you CaptKevB. You've given millions/billions of people like me the opportunity to see the marvel which is the Suez Canal. Isn't it bittersweet that humans can create such wonders to benefit the human race, yet spend so much energy, lives, and resources trying to kill each other.
