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Squall Sailing and pirate scare Solomon Islands – Sailing Nandji, Ep 63
We leave the Santa Cruz Islands and sail over 400nm to Honiara, Solomon Islands. With little wind, little fuel, head winds and lots of Squalls, will we make it in time to get our dog Marley??? Who are these 10 huge men approaching in a fast boat?? COMMENT what you would do in that situation. In t...
The Cruising Life Just Got So Much Easier – Ep. 70 RAN Sailing
It's time to move on and sail to new destinations but before leaving Curaçao we attend a cruising flea market and sell some treasures from the bilge. Shabby goes in retirement on the island as we pick up our new dinghy and we’re happy as kids on Christmas :) We are a Swedish couple who wanted ...
40 Knoten Wind im Gewitter & 4 Tage auf See nach Madeira || Sailing 7seas #8
Mit 10 Tagen Verspätung ging es also endlich von Lissabon aus los in Richtung Madeira! 4 Tage auf See und die hatten es in sich! Wir haben wieder einiges erlebt. Madeira ist als erste Insel unserer Reise natürlich etwas ganz Besonderes, denn wir werden für seeehr lange Zeit kein Festland mehr betret...![Squall Hopping to Miami — Sailing Uma [Step 36]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/jAD9tTkjJTA/mqdefault.webp)
Squall Hopping to Miami — Sailing Uma [Step 36]
Our last day of this passage was quite interesting. We go through a numerous amount of squalls and get becalmed after every single rain. We love NOT using our motor, and as weird as it may be, we try to NOT use it as much as possible. Unless it was a serious matter, motoring to run away from a rain ...
IMPI TAKES DIESEL FROM A SHIP AT SEA – passage New Zealand
Damaged from a severe squall on our passage from New Caledonia to New Zealand, Impi needs to make use more of her engines for fear of a dis-masting. Short of diesel what does one do in such a position? Well, for us - we simply hailed a passing ship at sea, but, despite the generosity of the Captain...
STORMS AND COCKTAILS! Ep 11
The thing about lightning is it’s difficult to avoid in the tropics, particularly when the monsoon hits town. ... (Con't below...) ****************************** Be one of the good guys: Be the first to know: Subscribe to our youtube channel: Blog: Facebook: Instagram: *********...
NASTY SQUALL at anchor next to a remote island – UNTIE THE LINES #46
KARL & me are heading east along the coast towards Colombia, stopping here and there at some more remote Kuna villages. Savouring the freshest seafood and dealing with the so called "culo de pollos" (squalls) that blow through here every week. Find out more about my life with KARL on ...
Solo Sailing: Scared to leave port after experiencing a 50 knots squall – UNTIE THE LINES #43
After quite some time I went for my second solo sailing trip with Karl. It was only a short one, but it was a start and it felt really good. Now Karl and me are in Green Turtle Cay Marina and I am searching for some guts to leave the marina (there has been a big squall coming through that has scared...
Backyard Scenes – Cane Garden Bay Squall, British Virgin Islands, Caribbean
On approach to Cane Garden Bay a huge squall came over the mountain top and proceeded to dump buckets of water on us for over half an hour... good side of that is we opened the water tank fill valve and took on plenty of gallons of free fresh water! Produced by www.LandAndSeaVideo.com More Videos at...
Squalls, Auto-pilots, Terminology and Rainbows
Footage of approaching squalls, including a rainbow! There's a fair bit of wind, hence the subtitles, but in this clip we discuss briefly some sailing terminology and introduce you to Marge, our auto-pilot. This is to accompany our blog post on crossing the Indian Ocean.
Squall Line
Lin and Larry Pardey's 29 foot wooden cutter, Taleisin, slices through building seas as a squall approaches. Read Lin Pardey's article, Squall Line, in the September 2012 issue of Cruising World Magazine. Check out their videos and books at www.thesailingchannel.tv/pardey.