Terrifying Lightning Strikes LNG Ship! ⚡️⛴️ Sailing Through the Storm in more ways than one....
In this sailing adventure, we face a dramatic lightning storm at sea as bolts of lightning strike a liquefied natural gas (LNG) ship—not once, but twice! While dodging storms and fireworks in the sky, we also head off on a wild goose chase for boat parts that don’t exist, squeeze in some real sailing, and share the ups and downs of life aboard.
If you love sailing adventures, storm sailing, or just the thrill of life at sea, this episode has it all—lightning, laughter, and a few unexpected twists.
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Ant & Cid XX 🇬🇧
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👋 We’re Ant & Cid aboard SV Impavidus – two adventurers sailing full-time since 2018. From stormy crossings to quiet anchorages (and plenty of dad jokes), we share family-friendly stories of life at sea 🌊
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In this sailing adventure, we face a dramatic lightning storm at sea as bolts of lightning strike a liquefied natural gas (LNG) ship—not once, but twice! While dodging storms and fireworks in the sky, we also head off on a wild goose chase for boat parts that don’t exist, squeeze in some real sailing, and share the ups and downs of life aboard.
If you love sailing adventures, storm sailing, or just the thrill of life at sea, this episode has it all—lightning, laughter, and a few unexpected twists.
🌊 Subscribe for more sailing stories, ocean adventures, and boat life with us!
⛵ Stay safe out there,
Ant & Cid XX 🇬🇧
===================================================
👋 We’re Ant & Cid aboard SV Impavidus – two adventurers sailing full-time since 2018. From stormy crossings to quiet anchorages (and plenty of dad jokes), we share family-friendly stories of life at sea 🌊
🎥 New episodes every Sunday – honest & safe for all ages.
📌 Links
🛒 Shop
https://www.svimpavidus.com/general-5
💻 Website
https://www.svimpavidus.com/
👌 Patreon
https://www.patreon.com/SVImpavidus
🍻 Buy us a beer
https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/svimpavidus
😎 Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/impavidus.ontheboat.5
▶️ Playlists
https://www.youtube.com/@SVImpavidus/playlists
🌱 Our Philosophy
We live by a “Pay It Forward” ethos – where those taught become teachers, and goodwill multiplies. 🙏
📣 Sponsors & Contact
We’re currently looking for sponsors to support our video production 🎥
📩 Email
[email protected]
📺 Our Second Channel
🎶 Stunning drone footage + eclectic music YOUR DRONE TV
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqYQUohmJ3yLq1zeRd9s3wg
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