Catching Fish Like Crazy!- Sailing SV Delos Ep. 71
After Delos is destroyed by volcanic ash we do our best to clean up the mess and get the hell out of dodge! We sail to the funny little town of Myanbunder, eat some butter chicken and grab some fresh veggies. While there we here a rumor of an island on the West coast with elephants running free. We drop everything and set sail for Interview Island. On our overnight passage we catch a crazy amount of fish! Seriously, the fish are jumping on our line and it’s awesome!
We make it to Interview Island only to get turned away because we have the wrong permit. We chill for a bit, eat some sushi, and make a plan for a mission the next day in the dinghy cutting through a river back to Myanbunder to get our permit.
Footage from April 2015.
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00:01 Ramukanji by OneTox (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNicT_k9YS0 )
01:16 Tatono – Beer (www.soundcloud.com/tatono)
01:54 Chiba – Take time to breathe (www.facebook.com/pages/Chiba/325015586143)
02:38 Tatono – Enchanting (www.soundcloud.com/tatono)
04:50 Tatono – Tropical Vibe (www.soundcloud.com/tatono)
05:50 Audionautix – Thingamajig (is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license
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10:13 Max Noremo – Bring me colors (www.soundcould.com/maxnoremo)
11:58 Chris Zabriskie – I Am a Man Who Will Fight for Your Honor (is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)Source: http://chriszabriskie.com/honor/ Artist: http://chriszabriskie.com/)
12:21 Golden Age Of Ballooning – Powerlines (goldenageofballooning.bandcamp.com/)
12:55 Silent Partner – New Tires (YouTube Audio Library)
13:15 Bird Creek – Gemini Robot (YouTube Audio Library)
13:36 Max Noremo – Festival (www.soundcould.com/maxnoremo)
17:14 Kevin MacLeod – Allada (licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
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18:14 Golden Age Of Ballooning – 1954 (goldenageofballooning.bandcamp.com/)
18:51 Tatono – Tiki bar (www.soundcloud.com/tatono)
20:39 Tatono – Rescuers down under (www.soundcloud.com/tatono)
21:28 Tatono – Timelapse (www.soundcloud.com/tatono)
22:45 Chiba – Eyes of Mercy (www.facebook.com/pages/Chiba/325015586143)
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