
Sailing disaster preparation - Ep 40
July 05, 2019 by The Cruising Kiwis | Language: EN Play Time: 00:10:33 | SAILING YOUTUBERS

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SAILING disaster preparation
Statistically speaking sailing is one of the safest ways to see the world, however things do go wrong. For that very reason sailors carry a lot of expensive safety equipment, which they hope never to use.
As the time for our departure back to Fiji grows near, we knew it was time to upgrade some of that equipment. It was also time to have the boys learn what to expect if things turn nasty and we are forced to abandon ship. So, Rob, Declan and Ivan signed up for a Seawise safety course.
It was time and money well spent.
We also saw our life raft checked and were able to examine first-hand the provisions that get packed inside. Once back at the boat we packed further emergency rations into our grab bag.
Thank you to Al Gwyer from www.seawise.info for his help training us
Craig Newlands for boat sinking footage
Arkopionki for white hand flare footage
PyromaniacsUK for red hand flare footage
And WesCom signal and rescue for red parachute flare footage
Music
Cricket Farm – Bending Spoons
The Weatherspoons – Time to go home
The Weatherspoons – Making plans for Nigel
Mr Shazzer – Yakety axe – Chet Atkins cover
Sailing disaster preparation - Ep 40 Locations
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