Roxy The SAILING DOG REACTS To WHALES In The Magellan Strait [Ep. 124]

Roxy the Dog loves sailing through the dangerous currents and whirlpools of Paso Shag. She sees giant whales spouting as we enter the Strait of Magellan!

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0:00 Departing Puerto Nutland – Kate POV & Bodycam removing shore lines and leaving the anchorage.
2:35 Setting sail for Paso Shag. The Sails come out and Curtis discusses the navigational challenges in uncharted waters and timing up our approach to the narrows with strong tidal currents and whirlpools.
10:54 WHALES! We spot a huge pod of humpback wales off our bow as we enter the Strait of Magellan and Roxy REACTS!
12:42 Discussing the experience of navigating through Paso Shag in Patagonia with up to 5 knots of current.
16:06 Anchoring in Bahia Mussel. This is how to anchor with shore ties in Patagonia, more of Kate’s Bodycam POV action video.

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