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In this episode, the weather finally clears in Vanuatu, giving us our first glimpse of Mount Yasur, an active volcano with an incredible 400m-wide crater. We were shocked to hear the thunderous explosions every few minutes as we stood at the edge of the crater, peering in. Watching the sunset behind clouds of smoke will no doubt go down as one of the most epic sunsets we've ever seen, but the real magic happened once it got dark...
Not long after, we set sail for New Caledonia, putting our new headsail to the test and doing a bit of fishing along the way. Another adventure behind us, and a new one ahead!
CHAPTERS:
0:00 Exploring Mount Yasur, and active volcano in Vanuatu
02:55 Sailing from Vanuatu to New Caledonia
03:49 Flying new A2 sail from Rolly Tasker
07:30 Passage check in: weather, performance, power
12:30 Sereno Solutions, practical tools for sailors
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