Sailing Nandji -Episode 7, Taking on water and a fire onboard crossing the Whitsunday Passage
July 25, 2016 by Sailing Nandji - Frothlyfe | Language: EN Play Time: 00:12:55 | SAILING YOUTUBERS
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This is the seventh episode of Sailing Nandji – We are from South Australia and a couple of months ago we moved aboard our Roberts 40 yacht called Nandji. We jammed our lives into an old station wagon and travelled across Australia to meet our new friend. We have limited sailing experience but believe you can accomplish anything if you are passionate and dedicated to the cause.
In this episode, Bonita helps clean up the ocean with Ecobarge. We sail around Whitsunday island stopping off for Lunch at Whitehaven Beach and run into trouble crossing the Whitsunday Passage. We ran over a mooring and though we damaged the prop! We start taking on water as we were sailing across the passage then to discover a fire onboard. This experience was a big learning curve for us and has helped identify the way we solve problems as a team under pressure. We are still learning the ropes of sailing experiencing things for the first time and sharing this journey with you.
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Check out our other vids!
episode 1 – Moving to the Whitsundays and first sail https://youtu.be/a_9jgrEBjgw
episode 2 – Adjusting to life on the sea https://youtu.be/9Gr3XIeEQ7k
episode 3 – Island hopping and the Great Barrier Reef https://youtu.be/X6m-jR6yyVg
episode 4 – Sailing South to Whitehaven https://youtu.be/nDuzachmWA4
episode 5 – Whitsunday waterfall hunters https://youtu.be/jlJjUr93zDk
episode 6 – Living on the Great Barrier Reef https://youtu.be/huxbTfTtvj8
episode 8 – Tour of the yacht https://youtu.be/e5HhLNhug9A
episode 9 – Windy weather sailing Whitsundays https://youtu.be/eXmnttdji_0
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Music Credits:
Intro track – Tropical Wax – Be Free
Track one: Overdrive
Track two: Nick Cunningham -Lucy
Track three: Ziggy Alberts – Follow the ocean
Track four: Luke Morris – Mexico
Track five: Ziggy Alberts – Hands i can hold
We are always looking for new sounds, if you are a musician and you would like to have your music on our videos, please get in touch we would love to support new, local and upcoming artists! 🙂
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Young Australian couple circumnavigating the world on an old boat and on a tight budget. Follow our journey as we sail Nandji across the seven seas, taking you to some of the most remote corners of the world. We bought Nandji without any sailing experience, taught ourselves how to sail from youtube and crossed the Coal Sea, beginning our offshore journey around the world. We have been offshore for almost 2 years, learning the ropes as we go. We are currently installing a new engine for this years passage across the notorious Indian Ocean. Subscribe to the channel!
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