The Apparent Winds Expedition: The Haul Out - Repair and Prepare
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
- Music:
Scenery by Reveille - ILH7EWEUT8CQDJYA
Spaceland by SPARKZ - EBYP66HLWQXU74FJ
Autumn Sun by Adrian Walther - TQLKIFPUIB7QULAF
Go For It by Reveille - FLUCONQTF5XZMFHE
Goosebumps by Cody Martin - 6W8HEULTU0S7RYTV
Just Stay by Strength to Last - T05EAHAJHP4GSAE9
🌟👏👏👏Looking forward to following your adventure! Can't wait to see the tour of this beauty...🎉
Us too! We're ready to get back at it! Thanks for following!
Just watched the entire episode! Great work guys, both on Resilience and the video. It really gives a good insight into all of the work that goes into restoring and improving a boat. You guys rock! We particularly liked the interviews and beautiful images.
Glad you enjoyed it! It was so hard to actually share the whole refit. This was really just an account of a moment of a much larger bite we took! Yes, it really takes a lot. Not just work, time and money... So much more.
Well done on the production quality.
Thanks! We're always working on improving!!
I love it❤💯💯💯✊🏿✊🏿✨️✨️🤲🏾
thanks!! We think there will be more to come from our refit down the road....
Great video! 👍🤙⛵
Thanks! 👍
Just found your channel today. Kiera and Tripp, Your adagium is to find out what this earth is all about. Cultural and environmental. Exactly my goal on all of my travels. On the westcoast you spoke to loads of people being sort of native Americans. American Indians. AI. Funny abbreviation. AI in modern days knows less than they knew and know. They knew to live off the land and take only what you need.
And Sitka. Sitka spruce wood was and still is used for billions of acoustic guitar-toppanels. I owned a few of those guitars. I sold all of them and now all my acoustics have cedar tops. They simply sound better to my ears.
On killerwhales. During the last couple of years they have been attacking rudders of sailing vessels in Portugal, Spain and the Gibraltar Strait. Kiera, what is your idea?
Maybe we will never know. I agree, the oceans are the cradle of life. But than again, also life on the dry, flora and fauna. We as mankind we never understand. Mankind needs technology, tools, external energy and politics to survive, more or less. Plants and animals do not, they sense. The overwhelming question remains. Is mankind entitled to rule the earth? Maybe a few good men (or women).
Plastic in the oceans. Another manmade issue. Just like pollution, wars, weapons and migration.
Name of your vessel is "Resilience". Beautifull. Where was she built? Designer? Specs?
Thanks so much for this insight. It's interesting when we travel, we find a new connection and understanding of things that have been our lives far longer than our visit to a specific place. For instance, Sitka Spruce! Tripp was a wooden boat building (apprentice) and ran a youth boat building non-profit before this. Sitka Spruce is popular still in a lot of wooden boat construction. To see the impact, however, of that lumber industry in one area and it's application thousands of miles away on a different ocean is eye opening. The same goes from Salmon and other products. It's not all negative, just a valuable perspective to learn.
We hope to sail to Gibraltar and collaborate with cetacean biologists to study the behavior you brought up. We've definitely heard a lot of ideas as to why these Killer whales do what they do. I think for now our opinion is curiosity mixed with some fun and learned behavior in the area.
For more about Resilience, check out our website! We will also be posting a lot more about the vessel, her story and how we've prepared (are preparing) her for this new job. Quickly, she's a 1978 Palmer Johnson Build, John G. Alden design built in Sturgeon Bay ,Wisconsin.
How did you get all the people to help you out? Keep up the work.
To keep an answer short, I think people love helping people doing something that they find exciting or important. Also there might be a dash of pity 😂! We really have had our hands full and need all the extra help we can get! So thankful for all of you who have come to help!
Thats what tarpaulins are for! You're coatings will have issues in the future but that is for future you!😊
So who is funding your luxury boat life?
Not anyones buisness.
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