Ep 265 | Shallow Water, Rocks and Narrow Passages, Wessel Islands, Sailing Nutshell, Australia
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From the Kimberley wilds to the Dutch canals, Magnus and Wendy of Life in a Nutshell define the technical grit of slow, aesthetic offshore exploration.
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It’s finally time to leave Guruliya Bay in the Wessel Islands and head east to the ‘other’ half of the Wessels, or so some people say.
We take refuge in Refuge Bay. It’s pretty ordinary and we only spend one night there.
We make our way to Galiwinku. We are running very low on water and have just about run out of fresh food. We are turned away at Galiwinku and so continue our journey to Milingimbi.
Unfortunately, we are unable to get water at Milingimbi either, so we have to make a decision on what to do next. With a broken water maker, do we make a bolt for Darwin, or try and find somewhere else to get water?
Thanks for watching.
Until next time.
Wendy and Magnus
Music Credits:
00:01 Jenny By the Water, Clarke Russo, Epidemic Sound
02:04 Gracious Acceptance, Jon Bjork, Epidemic Sound
04:39 Saturday Coffee, William Claeson, Epidemic Sound
08:19 Going Sailing, Isabelle Watson, Epidemic Sound
14:02 Outback Hunter, Jon Bjork, Epidemic Sound
15:24 Going Sailing, Isabelle Watson, Epidemic Sound
20:12 See What I See, Alex Ora, Epidemic Sound
21:56 As We Saw the Ocean, Epidemic Sound
#GuruliyaBay #WesselIslands #Milingimbi
00:00 Leaving Guruliya Bay
03:18 Fish on board!
05:25 Making names
05:48 Refuge Bay
06:49 Leaving Refuge Bay
08:03 Leaving Elcho Island anchorage
08:52 Galiwinku Aboriginal community
09:10 Refused entry at Galiwinku community
11:18 Today is a technical sailing day
12:28 Castlereigh Bay heading to Milingimbi
15:44 The technicalities of sailing in restricted waters
20:14 Leaving Milingimbi and heading west
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