Our Journey through the Famous Corinth Canal! (Sailing La Vagabonde) Ep. 118
Woohoo! We made it through the famous Corinth Canal – Greece. The canal is 8m deep and excavated at sea level so it doesn’t need any locks. It took them 12 years to make it and it was first opened in 1893. The canal shaves off a 700km journey around the Peloponnese peninsula and around 11,000 ships pass through each year, mostly small vessels that can handle the narrowness and are able to dodge the result of landslides the sit under the surface. Join us on La Vagabonde as we cruise right on through with my pal Kayla and of course Daniel usually hiding somewhere behind the scenes. Videos made with love, SLV xo
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Song Credits:
00:04 A Morning Song – Miner – https://soundcloud.com/thisisminer
01:03 A Fool – Steve Maloney – www.stevemaloneymusic.com
05:12 Somthin’ is better than nothin’ – Tashaki Miyaki – https://soundcloud.com/tashakimiyaki
07:07 Mad World – Jon Tessier – https://www.jontessier.com
09:19 Case Closed – The Fabric – https://open.spotify.com/artist/5vMgz4EjQzt14kmaK8nxvY
11:21 A Morning Song – Miner – https://soundcloud.com/thisisminer
13:40 Hugo – Slow Burning in a Dancing Room – https://soundcloud.com/zoaganesha
15:44 A Fool – Steve Maloney – https://www.stevemaloneymusic.com
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