Broken Rigg At Sea: We Have To Turn Around - UNTIE THE LINES II #19
Karl, Matthieu and me were actually heading for the Bay Islands of Honduras…But we were sailing a bad angle to the wind, pushing us into the banks of Nicaragua and Matthieu was seasick and could hardly move…so I decided to find some shelter in Providencia.
And it looks like we might have to stay there for a while…but check out the new episode, to find out why…
Ahoy, thanks for watching and see you next week,
Nike & KARL
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Hi, my name is Nike. With my videos I would like to inspire others to grab hold of their dreams and make them reality. I have always been drawn to the ocean and fascinated by the humbling experience of living close to nature. I had a faint idea that I was made for another lofe than the one that the people around me expected me to live. One day, I dared to follow this instinct and bought a neglected sailboat in Panama that I named KARL. My life turned into a wild rollercoaster of challenges that pushed me way beyond my comfort zone and moments of unknown bliss and inner peace. Over the past years, I had to learn many new skills and tunred my old silboat into a once again sea worthy vessel. My floating home enables me to live off grid in remote places, powered by the sun and moved by the wind. Join me on my jounrey exploring life`s options in the persuit of happiness and purpose. Also check out our ocean plastic recycling activities with http://in-mocean.org
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